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Udinese

Udinese

Serie A

Season Statistics

10 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (10%) Draw (20%) Loss (70%)
10 Played
1 Won
2 Drawn
7 Lost
11 Goals For
23 Goals Against

Team Overview

Udinese are one of Serie A's most established mid-table clubs, based in the Friuli region of northeastern Italy. The club has built a reputation as a long-standing top-flight fixture, known for operating with a modest profile while competing in a league dominated by larger, wealthier institutions. Over the decades, the Bianconeri have typically occupied the middle portion of the table, occasionally pushing toward the European places before settling back into familiar territory. That consistency, rather than trophy success, defines the club's standing in Italian football.

The current campaign, however, has been a difficult one. Across 10 Serie A matches, Udinese have collected just one win, two draws and seven defeats, leaving them with a goal difference of minus 12. The defensive numbers are the most concerning element: 23 goals conceded works out to an average of 2.3 per match, and the side has managed only a single clean sheet. At the other end, 11 goals scored suggests a modest output of roughly 1.1 per game, and Udinese have failed to score in four of their 10 outings.

The home and away splits tell an interesting story. Udinese have yet to win at home, taking just a draw from six matches and losing five, while their lone victory has come on the road, where they also have a draw from four away fixtures. The recent form string of DWLLLLLLDL shows a side that has struggled to find stability, with six consecutive defeats at one stage. Under K. Runjaic, the priority will be tightening a leaky back line and rediscovering the attacking threat needed to turn competitive performances into points.

Squad (28 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

B. Mrozek
#41 B. Mrozek
M. Okoye
#40 M. Okoye
D. Padelli
#93 D. Padelli

Defenders (8)

J. Abankwah
#14 J. Abankwah
D. Alaba
#5 D. Alaba
N. Bertola
#13 N. Bertola
E. Ebosse
#77 E. Ebosse
C. Kabasele
#27 C. Kabasele
M. Palma
#16 M. Palma
O. Solet
#28 O. Solet
A. Zanoli
#59 A. Zanoli

Midfielders (12)

H. Kamara
#11 H. Kamara
M. Vojvoda
#23 M. Vojvoda
J. Arizala
#20 J. Arizala
G. Chakvetadze
#30 G. Chakvetadze
J. Ekkelenkamp
#32 J. Ekkelenkamp
Unai Gómez
#46 Unai Gómez
J. Karlström
#8 J. Karlström
S. Lovrić
#4 S. Lovrić
L. Miller
#38 L. Miller
J. Piotrowski
#24 J. Piotrowski
N. Zaniolo
#10 N. Zaniolo
Oier Zarraga
#6 Oier Zarraga

Attackers (5)

L. Jovanović
#91 L. Jovanović
V. Bayo
#15 V. Bayo
K. Davis
#9 K. Davis
I. Gueye
#7 I. Gueye
G. Vinciati
#45 G. Vinciati

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
32
J. Ekkelenkamp
J. Ekkelenkamp
FW 7.0 10 3 1 851 14 323
23
M. Vojvoda
M. Vojvoda
MF 6.7 10 0 0 771 14 463
11
H. Kamara
H. Kamara
MF 7.0 10 2 2 774 16 288
8
J. Karlström
J. Karlström
MF 6.5 10 1 0 866 16 470
40
M. Okoye
M. Okoye
GK 7.1 10 0 0 900 0 310
9
K. Davis
K. Davis
FW 6.6 9 0 2 598 7 152
14
J. Abankwah
J. Abankwah
DF 6.5 9 1 0 766 10 381
46
Unai Gómez
Unai Gómez
MF 5.7 9 0 1 348 3 81
77
E. Ebosse
E. Ebosse
DF 5.2 8 0 0 556 10 409
38
L. Miller
L. Miller
MF 6.4 8 0 0 396 5 177
24
J. Piotrowski
J. Piotrowski
MF 6.6 7 1 0 278 6 126
30
G. Chakvetadze
G. Chakvetadze
MF 6.6 7 0 0 423 5 239
27
C. Kabasele
C. Kabasele
DF 6.4 6 0 0 483 5 199
28
O. Solet
O. Solet
DF 6.8 5 0 0 398 6 290
10
N. Zaniolo
N. Zaniolo
FW 6.6 5 1 0 312 5 101
6
Oier Zarraga
Oier Zarraga
MF 3.7 5 0 0 162 0 75
13
N. Bertola
N. Bertola
DF 4.6 5 0 0 145 3 66
20
J. Arizala
J. Arizala
MF 5.2 5 0 0 98 3 38
16
M. Palma
M. Palma
DF 7.1 5 1 0 360 9 222
15
V. Bayo
V. Bayo
FW 6.6 4 0 1 92 1 23
7
I. Gueye
I. Gueye
FW 6.7 4 1 0 176 0 39
5
D. Alaba
D. Alaba
DF 6.7 2 0 0 63 0 57
4
S. Lovrić
S. Lovrić
MF 3.2 2 0 0 17 1 6
59
A. Zanoli
A. Zanoli
DF 6.8 2 0 0 45 1 40
91
L. Jovanović
L. Jovanović
FW 3.2 2 0 0 26 0 15
45
G. Vinciati
G. Vinciati
FW 2.1 1 0 0 7 0 0

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (47)

D. Alaba
From Real Madrid
Free agent Sep 2026
L. Jovanović
From VfB Stuttgart
Transfer Aug 2026
B. Mrozek
From Lech Poznan
Transfer Aug 2026
R. Pirih
From Udinese
- Jul 2026
M. Vojvoda
From Como
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (48)

Branimir Mlačić
To Watford
Loan Aug 2026
A. Buksa
To Mallorca
Loan Aug 2026
A. Camara
To Jong Ajax
Loan Aug 2026
T. Kristensen
To Atalanta
Loan Aug 2026
J. Zemura
To Watford
Loan Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

5 Out 0 Doubtful
A. Zanoli
A. Zanoli Muscle Injury
Out
O. Solet
O. Solet Muscle Injury
Out
I. Gueye
I. Gueye Ankle Injury
Out
V. Bayo
V. Bayo Thigh Injury
Out
D. Alaba
D. Alaba Calf Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Udinese head into their next fixture with five confirmed absentees, and the list is notable for the range of physical issues involved. Two players, A. Zanoli and O. Solet, are sidelined with muscle injuries, while I. Gueye (ankle), V. Bayo (thigh) and D. Alaba (calf) round out the group. With no players listed as doubtful, the picture is clear-cut: all five are definitively unavailable.

The data does not specify each player's position, so the precise tactical impact is difficult to pin down. What can be said is that the absences are spread across several different injury types, suggesting the burden is distributed rather than concentrated in a single area of the pitch. Losing five squad members at once is a considerable strain on any Serie A side, particularly given the demands of the league calendar, and it limits the options available for rotation and in-game changes.

Whether capable replacements exist depends on the depth of the remaining squad, which the available information does not detail. Overall, five confirmed absences point to a stretched but manageable situation, with the remaining players likely to carry additional responsibility until the affected group returns to full fitness. No return dates have been confirmed.

Recent Form

LDLLL
L AS Roma 2-5 (H)
D Parma 0-0 (A)
L AC Milan 0-2 (H)
L Lecce 0-3 (H)
L Torino 2-1 (A)

Form Analysis

There is a discrepancy in the data: the Torino result is listed as "L vs Torino (2-1) - A", yet a 2-1 scoreline would normally indicate a win for Udinese if they scored two. Taking the stated record of 0W-1D-4L and the 3 goals scored and 12 conceded at face value, the match is treated here as a 1-2 defeat, which is consistent with those totals.

Udinese's form across the last five matches points to a clear decline, with no wins and just one point gained from a possible 15. The attack has struggled badly, producing only three goals in five games and failing to score in three of them, including the home matches against AC Milan (0-2) and Lecce (0-3). The only goals came in the 1-2 defeat at Torino and the 2-5 home loss to AS Roma, so even in games where the team found the net, it was not enough to collect points.

Defensively, the numbers are even more concerning. Conceding 12 goals in five matches is an average of 2.4 per game, and Udinese kept just one clean sheet, in the 0-0 draw at Parma, their only point of the stretch. The heaviest damage came at home, where the team conceded 10 goals across three matches and lost all of them. The 2-5 defeat to Roma was the most open game of the run. With Milan and Roma among the opponents, the schedule included demanding fixtures, but the home losses to Lecce and Torino-style results show the problems extend beyond matches against top sides.

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