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AS Roma

AS Roma

Serie A

Season Statistics

10 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (70%) Draw (30%) Loss (0%)
10 Played
7 Won
3 Drawn
0 Lost
28 Goals For
10 Goals Against

Team Overview

AS Roma is one of Italian football's most recognizable institutions, a club rooted in the capital and defined by a passionate supporter base that gives the Stadio Olimpico its distinctive atmosphere. Founded in 1927, the Giallorossi have long been associated with flair, emotion and a strong connection between the team and the city it represents. Their league history includes three Serie A titles, and the club has spent most of its modern era as a regular presence in the upper reaches of the table and in European competition, even if consistency at the very summit has often proved elusive.

The current Serie A campaign has been a strong one for Roma under Piero Gasperini Gian. Through ten matches, the side has collected seven wins and three draws without a single defeat, an unbeaten record that stands out in a league known for its tactical rigor. Their form line of WWWWDDWDWW shows a rapid start with four consecutive victories, a brief stretch of dropped points, and then a return to winning ways, including back-to-back wins to close out the sequence.

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The numbers point to a team that is balanced at both ends of the pitch. Roma have scored 28 goals while conceding only 10, producing a goal difference of +18, and they have kept five clean sheets across their ten games. They have failed to score just once, which suggests a reliable attacking output week to week. The side has also been difficult to beat on the road, with three wins and two draws from five away matches, while their home record reads four wins and one draw. That consistency across venues is perhaps the clearest sign of a team playing with confidence and structure this season.

Squad (29 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

G. De Marzi
#70 G. De Marzi
P. Gollini
#95 P. Gollini
M. Svilar
#99 M. Svilar
Devis Vasquez
#32 Devis Vasquez

Defenders (8)

L. Balerdi
#26 L. Balerdi
D. Ghilardi
#87 D. Ghilardi
Hermoso
#22 Hermoso
K. Koulierakis
#3 K. Koulierakis
G. Mancini
#23 G. Mancini
N. Molina
#20 N. Molina
E. Ndicka
#5 E. Ndicka
M. Seck
#3 M. Seck

Midfielders (12)

E. Lulli
#77 E. Lulli
D. Rensch
#2 D. Rensch
Wesley
#43 Wesley
M. Bah
#8 M. Bah
B. Cristante
#4 B. Cristante
G. Giammattei
#19 G. Giammattei
M. Koné
#17 M. Koné
L. Pellegrini
#7 L. Pellegrini
N. Pisilli
#61 N. Pisilli
M. de Roon
#15 M. de Roon
P. Dybala
#21 P. Dybala
M. Soulé
#18 M. Soulé

Attackers (5)

Rodrigo Mora
#86 Rodrigo Mora
A. Arena
#68 A. Arena
M. Camara
#78 M. Camara
S. Castro
#9 S. Castro
D. Malen
#14 D. Malen

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
18
M. Soulé
M. Soulé
FW 7.4 10 3 3 673 7 398
14
D. Malen
D. Malen
FW 7.5 9 8 1 575 2 114
22
Hermoso
Hermoso
DF 6.6 9 1 0 648 16 477
23
G. Mancini
G. Mancini
DF 6.8 9 0 2 659 14 344
43
Wesley
Wesley
MF 7.1 9 0 3 646 15 343
61
N. Pisilli
N. Pisilli
MF 6.8 9 3 0 430 4 270
4
B. Cristante
B. Cristante
MF 7.2 8 1 1 694 19 570
5
E. Ndicka
E. Ndicka
DF 6.9 8 1 0 637 4 377
20
N. Molina
N. Molina
DF 6.8 8 0 2 465 15 258
9
S. Castro
S. Castro
FW 6.5 8 1 2 314 4 78
86
Rodrigo Mora
Rodrigo Mora
FW 7.0 8 3 0 333 3 157
15
M. de Roon
M. de Roon
MF 6.7 7 0 0 454 11 348
2
D. Rensch
D. Rensch
DF 6.5 7 0 0 217 3 94
87
D. Ghilardi
D. Ghilardi
DF 6.6 7 1 1 248 13 133
77
E. Lulli
E. Lulli
MF 5.6 7 2 1 485 11 197
26
L. Balerdi
L. Balerdi
DF 5.6 6 2 0 331 12 177
21
P. Dybala
P. Dybala
FW 7.9 6 0 4 496 4 269
17
M. Koné
M. Koné
MF 7.4 6 2 0 411 8 251
99
M. Svilar
M. Svilar
GK 7.2 5 0 0 450 1 154
95
P. Gollini
P. Gollini
GK 7.4 5 0 0 450 1 164
3
K. Koulierakis
K. Koulierakis
DF 5.5 5 0 0 190 3 170
7
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini
MF 6.6 2 0 0 72 0 40

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (55)

A. Di Nunzio
From AS Roma
Raise Oct 2026
L. Balerdi
From Marseille
Loan Aug 2026
M. de Roon
From Atalanta
Free agent Aug 2026
Rodrigo Mora
From FC Porto
Transfer Aug 2026
N. Molina
From Atletico Madrid
Transfer Aug 2026
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Departures (67)

N. El Aynaoui
To RB Leipzig
Loan Aug 2026
R. Vaz
To Hull City
Loan Aug 2026
F. Nardin
To Pescara
Loan Aug 2026
J. Ziółkowski
To Monza
Loan Aug 2026
X. Fasanella
To Perugia U19
- Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
L. Pellegrini
L. Pellegrini Thigh Injury
Out
M. Svilar
M. Svilar Toe Injury
Out
P. Dybala
P. Dybala Calf Injury
Out
M. Kone
M. Kone Muscle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

AS Roma enter their next fixture with four confirmed absentees, and the injuries cut across several areas of the pitch. Lorenzo Pellegrini (thigh injury) and Manu Kone (muscle injury) are both missing from the midfield, which removes two options from a department where rotation and balance matter. Paulo Dybala (calf injury) is unavailable in the attacking third, and his absence deprives the side of a creative presence in the final third. Mile Svilar (toe injury) is out in goal, the only goalkeeper on the list, which makes it the most position-specific concern given there is only one starting spot to fill.

In terms of significance, the group spans creativity, midfield depth and the last line of defense, so the impact is spread rather than concentrated in one unit. The data provided does not detail who steps in at each position, so it is not possible to assess the quality of individual replacements. What can be said is that Roma must cover a goalkeeper, two midfielders and a forward simultaneously, which tests squad depth more than a single absence would. No players are listed as doubtful, so all four absences are confirmed. The squad's resilience will depend on how well the remaining options in each position absorb the added responsibility.

Recent Form

LWWDW
L Manchester United 3-2 (A)
W Udinese 2-5 (A)
W Cagliari 4-2 (H)
D Napoli 3-3 (A)
W Slovan Bratislava 4-0 (H)

Form Analysis

AS Roma's last five matches show an inconsistent but heavily attacking side, producing a record of three wins, one draw and one defeat. The sequence, read from the earliest listed result to the latest, began with a 4-0 home win over Slovan Bratislava, followed by a 3-3 draw away at Napoli, a 4-2 home win against Cagliari, a 5-2 away victory at Udinese, and a 3-2 away defeat to Manchester United. The form line is therefore strong overall, though it ended with a loss.

Going forward is clearly the strength. Roma scored 18 goals across the five matches, an average of 3.6 per game, and reached at least two goals in every outing. They found the net three or more times in all five fixtures, including a five-goal return at Udinese.

Defensively, the picture is far less secure. Roma conceded 10 goals, an average of two per match, and kept just one clean sheet, against Slovan Bratislava. They allowed at least two goals in each of the other four matches, including three at Napoli and three against Manchester United.

The opposition mixed Serie A sides, a European fixture and a clash with Manchester United, giving a reasonable test. Roma took points from both away trips to Napoli and Udinese, though the away defeat to Manchester United shows they have been vulnerable in high-scoring contests.

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