AS Roma Squad, Coach, Transfers and Competitions

AS Roma brings the identity of Italy’s capital to a team profile covering its squad, coaching timeline, recorded movement and competition footprint. Founded in 1927, the club is known for its deep red and gold colors, the Capitoline Wolf crest and the charged atmosphere of the Stadio Olimpico. The page places the latest roster in context while retaining the historical character of a Roman institution shaped by European ambition, local loyalty and a distinctive place in Italian football.

Xtra rating

1988

Conservative: 1489

Rank club

Updated: 10 September 2026

AS Roma Upcoming matches by league

Serie A

14 September 2026 - 16:30 Regular Season - 4

Torino

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19 September 2026 - 16:00 Regular Season - 5

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Inter
11 October 2026 - 10:30 Regular Season - 6

Como

No H2H

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Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
18 October 2026 - 16:30 Regular Season - 7

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No H2H

Genoa

UEFA Champions League

14 October 2026 - 19:00 Group Stage

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Real Madrid
20 October 2026 - 19:00 Group Stage

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Slovan Bratislava
3 November 2026 - 20:00 Group Stage

Manchester United

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AS Roma Last matches by league

Serie A

5 September 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 3

AS Roma

2 - 1

Atalanta
31 August 2026 - 16:30 Regular Season - 2

Lecce

0 - 4

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24 August 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 1

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4 - 0

Fiorentina
24 May 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 38

Verona

0 - 2

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UEFA Champions League

10 September 2026 - 16:45 League Stage - 1

Fenerbahçe

1 - 1

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Friendlies Clubs

15 August 2026 - 15:30 Club Friendlies

Borussia Dortmund

2 - 2

AS Roma
8 August 2026 - 14:00 Club Friendlies

Brighton

3 - 0

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4 August 2026 - 18:00 Club Friendlies

Newport County

1 - 4

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1 August 2026 - 14:00 Club Friendlies

Cardiff

4 - 1

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UEFA Europa League

19 March 2026 - 20:00 Round of 16

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3 - 4

Bologna
12 March 2026 - 17:45 Round of 16

Bologna

1 - 1

AS Roma
29 January 2026 - 20:00 League Stage - 8

Panathinaikos

1 - 1

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22 January 2026 - 20:00 League Stage - 7

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2 - 0

VfB Stuttgart

Coppa Italia

13 January 2026 - 20:00 3rd Round

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2 - 3

Torino
5 February 2025 - 20:00 Quarter-finals

AC Milan

3 - 1

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Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

AS Roma Team Roster

The 31-player squad contains seven attackers, fourteen defenders, seven midfielders and three goalkeepers. The forward group includes P. Dybala, D. Malen and M. Soulé, while G. Mancini, E. Ndicka, D. Rensch and Wesley feature among the defenders. M. Svilar, P. Gollini and G. De Marzi make up the goalkeeping group. Midfield depth includes B. Cristante, L. Pellegrini, M. Bah, M. Koné, N. El Aynaoui and N. Pisilli. The roster includes options across all four position groups, with multiple alternatives in each outfield line.

position Goalkeeper

Giorgio De Marzi

GK USA

Pierluigi Gollini

GK Italy

Mile Svilar

GK Belgium

position Defender

Konstantinos Koulierakis

DEF Greece

M. Seck

DEF

Obite Evan Ndicka

DEF France

Nahuel Molina Lucero

DEF Argentina

Mario Hermoso Canseco

DEF Spain

Gianluca Mancini

DEF Italy

Leonardo Julián Balerdi Rosa

DEF Argentina

Federico Nardin

DEF Italy

E. Lulli

DEF

Daniele Ghilardi

DEF Italy

position Midfielder

Devyne Fabian Jairo Rensch

MID Netherlands

Bryan Cristante

MID Italy

Lorenzo Pellegrini

MID Italy

M. Bah

MID

Marten Elco de Roon

MID Netherlands

Kouadio Emmanuel Koné

MID France

Matías Soulé Malvano

MID Argentina

Paulo Exequiel Dybala

MID Argentina

Wesley Vinícius França Lima

MID Brazil

Niccolò Pisilli

MID Italy

Rodrigo Mora de Carvalho

MID Portugal

position Attacker

M. Camara

FWD

Santiago Thomas Castro

FWD Argentina

Donyell Malen

FWD Netherlands

Antonio Arena

FWD Australia

Last AS Roma Coachs

Gian Piero Gasperini is Roma’s current head coach, having begun the role on 1 July 2025. His appointment follows Claudio Ranieri’s spell from November 2024 to June 2025, with Ivan Jurić preceding him between September and November 2024. Daniele De Rossi led the side from January to September 2024, while José Mourinho’s tenure ran from July 2021 to January 2024. The sequence reflects a period of managerial change before Gasperini became the latest recorded appointment.

Gian Piero Gasperini

Italy

Coach since 1 July 2025

Coach until

History

Coach	Coach country	Coach since	Coach until
Gian Piero Gasperini	Italy	1 July 2025
Claudio Ranieri	Italy	1 November 2024	1 June 2025
Ivan Jurić	Croatia	1 September 2024	1 November 2024
Daniele De Rossi	Italy	1 January 2024	1 September 2024
José Mário dos Santos Mourinho Félix	Portugal	1 July 2021	1 January 2024
Paulo Alexandre Rodrigues Fonseca	Mozambique	1 June 2019	1 June 2021
Claudio Ranieri	Italy	1 March 2019	1 June 2019
Eusebio Luca Di Francesco	Italy	1 June 2017	1 March 2019
Luciano Spalletti	Italy	1 January 2016	1 May 2017
Rudi Garcia	France	1 June 2013	1 January 2016
Aurelio Andreazzoli	Italy	1 February 2013	1 June 2013
Luis Enrique Martínez García	Spain	1 June 2011	1 June 2012
Vincenzo Montella	Italy	1 February 2011	1 June 2011
Claudio Ranieri	Italy	1 September 2009	1 February 2011
Luciano Spalletti	Italy	1 July 2005	1 August 2009
Claudio Cesare Prandelli	Italy	1 July 2004	1 August 2004
Fabio Capello	Italy	1 July 1999	1 June 2004

AS Roma Transfers

The recent arrivals listed include transfer entries for N. Molina from Atletico Madrid, K. Koulierakis from VfL Wolfsburg, S. Castro from Bologna, D. Malen from Aston Villa and D. Ghilardi from Hellas Verona. Bryan Zaragoza arrived on loan from Bayern München in February 2026. The June entries also include returns from loan for Buba Sangaré, A. Salah-Eddine, T. Baldanzi, L. Cherubini, R. Pagano, Saud Abdulhamid, M. Kumbulla, E. Shomurodov, Mattia Mannini, F. Reale, Valerio Cinti, A. Romano and D. Vásquez. These are selected recent movements rather than a complete transfer total.

Latest player transfers from

Player	Team from	Transfer type	Transfer date
M. de Roon	Atalanta	Free agent	29 August 2026
L. Balerdi	Marseille	Loan	29 August 2026
Rodrigo Mora	FC Porto	Transfer	18 August 2026
N. Molina	Atletico Madrid	Transfer	11 August 2026
K. Koulierakis	VfL Wolfsburg	Transfer	31 July 2026
S. Castro	Bologna	Transfer	29 July 2026
D. Ghilardi	Hellas Verona	Transfer	30 June 2026
D. Malen	Aston Villa	Transfer	30 June 2026
D. Vásquez	Beşiktaş	Return from loan	29 June 2026
A. Romano	Spezia	Return from loan	29 June 2026
Valerio Cinti	Sampdoria	Return from loan	29 June 2026
F. Reale	Avellino	Return from loan	29 June 2026
Mattia Mannini	Juve Stabia	Return from loan	29 June 2026
E. Shomurodov	Başakşehir	Return from loan	29 June 2026
M. Kumbulla	Mallorca	Return from loan	29 June 2026

The recent departures include loans for R. Żelezny to Perugia, M. Kumbulla to Rayo Vallecano, Angeliño to Deportivo La Coruna, A. Dovbyk to Bologna and A. Romano to Cagliari. Transfer moves involve R. Pagano to Cesena, Mattia Della Rocca to Avellino, Buba Sangaré to Elche, Saud Abdulhamid to Lens and E. Shomurodov to Başakşehir. Z. Çelik left as a free agent for Juventus. Earlier returns from loan sent K. Tsimikas, E. Ferguson, D. Malen and Bryan Zaragoza back to their parent clubs. The listed movements form a selected recent sample, not a complete departure total.

Latest player transfers to

Player	Team to	Transfer type	Transfer date
S. El Shaarawy	Genoa	Free agent	1 September 2026
Mattia Mannini	Benevento	Loan	31 August 2026
N. El Aynaoui	RB Leipzig	Loan	31 August 2026
R. Vaz	Hull City	Loan	31 August 2026
	Perugia U19	-	30 August 2026
J. Ziółkowski	Monza	Loan	30 August 2026
F. Reale	Carrarese	Loan	18 August 2026
L. Cherubini	Benevento	Loan	17 August 2026
R. Żelezny	Perugia	Loan	9 August 2026
	Latina U19	-	7 August 2026
M. Kumbulla	Rayo Vallecano	Loan	6 August 2026
Angeliño	Deportivo La Coruna	Loan	4 August 2026
	Monza	Transfer	31 July 2026
Valerio Cinti	Certosa V. Campagnano	Free agent	29 July 2026
	Monza	Transfer	29 July 2026

Transfers Synthesis

Roma’s movement profile shows two distinct incoming mechanisms: transfer entries and players returning from loan. The transfer group includes N. Molina, K. Koulierakis, S. Castro, D. Malen and D. Ghilardi, while Bryan Zaragoza is listed as a loan arrival and a larger set of June entries is listed as returns. Departures follow a similarly mixed pattern, combining temporary loans, transfer entries, a free-agent move and returns to parent clubs. Loans involving R. Żelezny, M. Kumbulla, Angeliño and A. Dovbyk sit alongside moves for R. Pagano, Buba Sangaré, Saud Abdulhamid and E. Shomurodov. The repeated appearance of some names across arrival and departure lists illustrates how loan cycles can intersect with later squad changes. These selected entries describe varied movement rather than a complete movement total.

Leagues AS Roma has participated in

Roma’s latest recorded participation through 2025 covers Serie A, Coppa Italia, Friendlies Clubs and the UEFA Europa League, each shown as recently active in the competition record. Its broader history also includes the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2021, a separate Cup entry in 2022, the International Champions Cup across 2017 and 2018, and the UEFA Champions League from 2014 through 2018. The 2025 entries are recent rather than a guarantee of participation in the 2026 season, while the older listings are historical markers of the club’s domestic, continental and preseason competition footprint.

Serie A

Italy

UEFA Champions League

Europe

Friendlies Clubs

UEFA Europa League

Coppa Italia

Italy

More about AS Roma

AS Roma is the football club of Rome, Italy, founded in 1927. The institution emerged from the merger of three earlier Roman clubs, a project intended to give the capital a unified representative capable of challenging the established powers of northern Italy. Its history includes domestic title success, Coppa Italia achievements and memorable European campaigns. Its identity is expressed through yellow-and-red colors drawn from Rome’s civic tradition and the Capitoline Wolf crest associated with Romulus and Remus.

Roma’s home is the Stadio Olimpico in the Foro Italico sports complex. The open-air stadium is shared with city rival Lazio and is closely associated with the Curva Sud, the traditional focal point of Roma’s most vocal support. That setting reinforces a culture built on Roman belonging, intense local loyalty and a reputation for dramatic football occasions.

On the field, Roma is a long-standing Serie A institution and a regular presence in UEFA competition. Its recorded participation includes the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League, alongside Coppa Italia and domestic league football. The club’s European profile has been shaped by repeated continental campaigns and high-profile knockout nights, while its domestic identity rests on sustained competition at Italy’s top level.

The squad tradition combines internationally recruited talent with academy graduates and players who embody lasting club loyalty. Roma’s ownership history includes private investment groups and notable American ownership, with international brand ambitions alongside a strong connection to the capital. That balance between global reach and distinctly Roman symbolism remains central to the club’s place in Italian football across generations, competitions and changing sporting eras.

Last matches statistics for AS Roma

match	shots	Poss.	Pass %	Fouls	Cards	Saves
Verona 0 - 2 AS Roma 24 May 2026	7 / 19	67	88	10	1	3
Cannes 3 - 3 AS Roma 26 July 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Cardiff 4 - 1 AS Roma 1 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Newport County 1 - 4 AS Roma 4 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Brighton 3 - 0 AS Roma 8 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Borussia Dortmund 2 - 2 AS Roma 15 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
AS Roma 4 - 0 Fiorentina 24 August 2026	8 / 17	61	89	15	2	4
Lecce 0 - 4 AS Roma 31 August 2026	8 / 15	64	88	8	1	2
AS Roma 2 - 1 Atalanta 5 September 2026	10 / 39	66	0%	9	-	1
Fenerbahçe 1 - 1 AS Roma 10 September 2026	3 / 8	58	0%	19	2	4