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Fiorentina

Fiorentina

Serie A

Season Statistics

4 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (25%) Draw (0%) Loss (75%)
4 Played
1 Won
0 Drawn
3 Lost
5 Goals For
11 Goals Against

Team Overview

Fiorentina enter this Serie A campaign under manager P. Vanoli, with the club long recognized as one of Italian football's storied names, historically associated with a passionate fanbase in Florence and a reputation for attractive, attacking football. Over the years Fiorentina have established themselves as a side capable of pushing into the upper-middle reaches of Serie A and competing for European qualification, and the club carries an identity built on ambition and technical quality even when results have not always matched expectations.

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The current campaign, however, has been a difficult start. Through four matches, Fiorentina have managed just one win against three losses, sitting at 1W-0D-3L with a goal difference of -6 after scoring five and conceding eleven. The "LLLW" form line suggests a side that has found its footing only recently after an opening stretch of defeats, with the sole victory coming away from home rather than at their own stadium. Notably, the home form has been particularly concerning, with zero wins from two matches at home compared to a win and a loss on the road, hinting at issues the team will need to address in front of their own supporters.

Defensively, the numbers point to clear vulnerabilities, with 11 goals conceded in just four matches and no clean sheets recorded so far this season. Fiorentina have also failed to score in two of their four outings, indicating inconsistency at both ends of the pitch. While the sample size remains small, the early statistics suggest a team still searching for balance and stability under Vanoli, with the challenge ahead being to tighten up defensively while building on the attacking output that has produced five goals across the opening matches.

Squad (28 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

O. Christensen
#53 O. Christensen
L. Lezzerini
#19 L. Lezzerini
David de Gea
#43 David de Gea

Defenders (9)

Dodô
#2 Dodô
R. Drăgușin
#3 R. Drăgușin
Álex Jiménez
#20 Álex Jiménez
João Mário
#17 João Mário
F. Parisi
#65 F. Parisi
M. Pongračić
#5 M. Pongračić
L. Ranieri
#6 L. Ranieri
Valde
#21 Valde
Viery
#33 Viery

Midfielders (8)

A. Atta
#14 A. Atta
P. Bonanno
#4 P. Bonanno
M. Brescianini
#4 M. Brescianini
N. Fagioli
#44 N. Fagioli
C. Inao Oulaï
#42 C. Inao Oulaï
C. Ndour
#27 C. Ndour
Pirro
#73 Pirro
Pote
#28 Pote

Attackers (8)

Beto
#23 Beto
T. Campaniello
#89 T. Campaniello
F. Croci
#70 F. Croci
W. Gnonto
#29 W. Gnonto
Franco Mastantuono
#30 Franco Mastantuono
B. Mazzeo
#72 B. Mazzeo
A. Njie
#25 A. Njie
Mateo Pellegrino
#32 Mateo Pellegrino

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
44
N. Fagioli
N. Fagioli
MF 6.9 4 0 1 270 9 156
43
David de Gea
David de Gea
GK 6.3 4 0 0 360 0 101
4
M. Brescianini
M. Brescianini
MF 6.5 4 0 0 127 2 35
3
R. Drăgușin
R. Drăgușin
DF 6.5 4 0 1 360 4 104
32
Mateo Pellegrino
Mateo Pellegrino
FW 7.1 4 2 0 286 1 63
27
C. Ndour
C. Ndour
MF 6.5 4 0 0 308 5 125
14
A. Atta
A. Atta
MF 6.5 4 0 0 269 1 130
30
Franco Mastantuono
Franco Mastantuono
MF 7.2 4 3 0 287 2 83
17
João Mário
João Mário
DF 6.8 3 0 0 182 4 85
20
Álex Jiménez
Álex Jiménez
DF 6.4 3 0 1 202 7 69
33
Viery
Viery
DF 6.4 3 0 0 209 7 82
42
C. Inao Oulaï
C. Inao Oulaï
MF 7.1 3 0 0 123 6 63
21
Valde
Valde
DF 6.3 3 0 0 190 5 89
5
M. Pongračić
M. Pongračić
DF 6.2 2 0 0 62 0 40
28
Pote
Pote
MF 6.5 2 0 0 21 0 13
6
L. Ranieri
L. Ranieri
DF 6.0 2 0 0 179 2 58
23
Beto
Beto
FW 6.0 2 0 1 74 1 9
29
W. Gnonto
W. Gnonto
FW 6.2 2 0 0 75 0 31
25
A. Njie
A. Njie
FW 7.2 2 0 0 159 4 40
2
Dodô
Dodô
DF 5.6 1 0 0 90 1 29

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (82)

Pote
From Sporting CP
Loan Aug 2026
W. Gnonto
From Leeds
Loan Aug 2026
Beto
From Everton
Transfer Aug 2026
A. Njie
From Torino
Loan Aug 2026
Mateo Pellegrino
From Parma
Transfer Aug 2026
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Departures (81)

R. Mandragora
To Torino
Transfer Aug 2026
M. Kean
To Como
Loan Aug 2026
E. Košpo
To Mantova
Loan Aug 2026
N. Fortini
To Torino
Loan Aug 2026
R. Piccoli
To Bologna
Loan Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

2 Out 0 Doubtful
F. Parisi
F. Parisi Knee Injury
Out
R. Sottil
R. Sottil Back Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Fiorentina's current injury list is limited in number but notable in terms of the positions affected. Both unavailable players, F. Parisi and R. Sottil, are out with confirmed injuries rather than doubts, meaning the club can plan with certainty rather than uncertainty around their involvement. Parisi's knee injury removes an established option from the wide defensive areas, while Sottil's back injury takes away an attacking option who typically operates in the wide forward positions. Together, these absences thin out Fiorentina's options on the flanks, affecting both defensive and attacking width.

With only two players sidelined, the overall squad depth issue is not severe compared to sides dealing with a longer injury list. However, losing a specialist in the wide areas on both ends of the pitch does place a greater burden on whichever players are asked to fill those roles across multiple phases of play. The absence of natural width may push the team toward adjustments in how it builds attacks and defends against opposition wide players. Without further data on specific replacement options in the squad, it is difficult to assess a rotation, but the limited scale of the current injury situation suggests Fiorentina retains reasonable flexibility despite these two absences.

Recent Form

WWLLL
W Pisa 3-0 (H)
W Venezia 2-4 (A)
L Torino 1-2 (H)
L Frosinone 0-3 (H)
L AS Roma 4-0 (A)

Form Analysis

Fiorentina's recent run of five matches paints a picture of inconsistency rather than any clear upward or downward trajectory. The record of two wins and three losses, with no draws, reflects a team alternating between strong performances and heavy setbacks. The 3-0 home win over Pisa and the 4-2 away victory at Venezia showed genuine attacking quality, with the win at Venezia in particular demonstrating an ability to score freely even when conceding goals. However, those bright spots were bookended by concerning defeats, including a 3-0 home loss to Frosinone and a 4-0 away defeat to AS Roma, the latter suggesting a real gap in quality when facing a stronger opponent.

Defensively, Fiorentina have struggled for stability, conceding 11 goals across the five matches, an average of more than two per game. Only the win over Pisa produced a clean sheet, while the other four matches all saw the opposition find the net at least twice. Attacking output has been decent, with 8 goals scored, but that tally is skewed heavily by the Venezia match, and Fiorentina were held scoreless in the loss to AS Roma. The home record has been mixed too, with a home win over Pisa offset by home losses to Torino and Frosinone, suggesting no consistent fortress effect regardless of venue.

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