Atalanta Team Profile, Squad, Coach and Transfers

Founded in Bergamo in 1907, Atalanta has grown from a historic local club into one of Italy’s most distinctive football institutions. Its black-and-blue identity, steep Gewiss Stadium atmosphere and renowned Zingonia academy connect the team to the city’s strong civic character. The club’s modern profile combines long-term development, energetic football and a sustained presence in national and European competition. This page brings together the latest team context and a concise account of Atalanta’s place in Italian football.

Xtra rating

1873

Conservative: 1395

Rank club

Updated: 12 September 2026

Atalanta Upcoming matches by league

Serie A

20 September 2026 - 16:00 Regular Season - 5

Juventus

Atalanta
12 October 2026 - 16:30 Regular Season - 6

Atalanta

No H2H

Venezia
18 October 2026 - 16:30 Regular Season - 7

AC Milan

No H2H

Atalanta
25 October 2026 - 17:30 Regular Season - 8

Atalanta

No H2H

Frosinone

UEFA Europa Conference League

15 October 2026 - 19:00 League Stage - 1

Atalanta

No H2H

Pafos
22 October 2026 - 19:00 League Stage - 2

Ajax

No H2H

Atalanta
5 November 2026 - 17:45 League Stage - 3

Atalanta

No H2H

Kairat Almaty

Atalanta Last matches by league

Serie A

12 September 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 4

Atalanta

1 - 2

Cagliari
5 September 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 3

AS Roma

2 - 1

Atalanta
31 August 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 2

Atalanta

1 - 0

Bologna
23 August 2026 - 18:45 Regular Season - 1

Atalanta

2 - 1

Sassuolo

UEFA Europa Conference League

27 August 2026 - 18:00 Playoff round

Hapoel Tel Aviv

0 - 1

Atalanta
20 August 2026 - 18:30 Playoff round

Atalanta

0 - 0

Hapoel Tel Aviv

Friendlies Clubs

14 August 2026 - 18:45 Club Friendlies

Atalanta

1 - 0

Athletic Club
8 August 2026 - 15:00 Club Friendlies

FC Schalke 04

0 - 3

Atalanta
2 August 2026 - 13:00 Club Friendlies

Feyenoord

2 - 1

Atalanta
16 August 2025 - 18:45 Club Friendlies 1

Atalanta

1 - 2

Juventus

Gewiss Stadium

Coppa Italia

22 April 2026 - 19:00 Semi-finals

Atalanta

1 - 1

Lazio
4 March 2026 - 20:00 Semi-finals

Lazio

2 - 2

Atalanta
5 February 2026 - 20:00 Quarter-finals

Atalanta

3 - 0

Juventus
3 December 2025 - 14:00 3rd Round

Atalanta

4 - 0

Genoa

UEFA Champions League

18 March 2026 - 20:00 Round of 16

Bayern München

4 - 1

Atalanta
10 March 2026 - 20:00 Round of 16

Atalanta

1 - 6

Bayern München
25 February 2026 - 17:45 Round of 32

Atalanta

4 - 1

Borussia Dortmund
17 February 2026 - 20:00 Round of 32

Borussia Dortmund

2 - 0

Atalanta

Atalanta Team Roster

Atalanta’s recorded squad contains 33 players: five attackers, ten defenders, five goalkeepers and 13 midfielders. The attacking group includes G. Raspadori, G. Scamacca, K. Sulemana and N. Krstović, while the defensive group includes D. Zappacosta, G. Scalvini, I. Hien and S. Kolašinac. M. Carnesecchi, M. Sportiello and P. Vismara are among the goalkeepers. The midfield features C. De Ketelaere, Éderson, L. Samardžić, M. De Roon, Mario Pasalic, N. Zalewski and R. Bellanova, alongside other options. The list reflects the roster recorded on that date.

position Goalkeeper

Piotr Pardel

GK Poland

T. Pompei

Marco Carnesecchi

GK Italy

Francesco Rossi

GK Italy

Marco Sportiello

GK Italy

position Defender

Kouakou Odilon Dorgeless Kossounou

DEF Côte d'Ivoire

Isak Malcolm Kwaku Hien

DEF Sweden

Jacopo Mirra

DEF Italy

Raoul Bellanova

DEF Italy

Sead Kolašinac

DEF Germany

Thomas Thiesson Kristensen

DEF Denmark

Relja Obrić

DEF Serbia

Giorgio Scalvini

DEF Italy

Lorenzo Bernasconi

DEF Italy

Davide Zappacosta

DEF Italy

position Midfielder

Javison Idele

MID Italy

Alberto Manzoni

MID Italy

Mario Pasalic

MID Germany

Lazar Vujadin Samardžić

MID Germany

Éderson José dos Santos Lourenço da Silva

MID Brazil

Franck Yannick Kessié

MID Côte d'Ivoire

Federico Alessandro Steffanoni

MID Italy

Sergej Levak

MID Croatia

Nicola Zalewski

MID Poland

Gianluca Gaetano

MID Italy

Eljif Elmas

MID North Macedonia

position Attacker

Kamaldeen Sulemana

FWD Ghana

Gianluca Scamacca

FWD Italy

Jonathan David Henry Rowe

FWD England

Charles Marc De Ketelaere

FWD Belgium

Giacomo Raspadori

FWD Italy

Nikola Krstović

FWD Montenegro

Last Atalanta Coachs

Ivan Jurić is the latest recorded coaching entry, beginning on 1 July 2025, but the available timeline does not independently confirm a current holder. The same timeline also lists Michele Ardito from 3 July 2018 and Gian Piero Gasperini from 1 June 2016. Earlier entries record Edoardo Reja from March 2015 to June 2016 and Stefano Colantuono from June 2010 to March 2015. This chronology provides dated context without assigning an unverified present role.

Maurizio Sarri

Italy

Coach since 1 July 2026

Coach until

History

Coach	Coach country	Coach since	Coach until
Maurizio Sarri	Italy	1 July 2026
Ivan Jurić	Croatia	1 August 2025
Raffaele Palladino	Italy	1 July 2025
Michele Ardito	Italy	3 July 2018
Gian Piero Gasperini	Italy	1 June 2016
Edoardo Reja	Italy	1 March 2015	1 June 2016
Stefano Colantuono	Italy	1 June 2010	1 March 2015
Antonio Conte	Italy	1 September 2009	1 January 2010
Angelo Adamo Gregucci	Italy	1 July 2009	1 September 2009
Stefano Colantuono	Italy	1 July 2005	1 June 2007
Claudio Cesare Prandelli	Italy	1 November 1993	1 June 1994
Francesco Guidolin	Italy	1 July 1993	1 June 1994
Marcello Lippi	Italy	1 July 1992	1 June 1993

Atalanta Transfers

The latest listed arrival is T. Kristensen from Udinese on loan, dated 12 August. G. Gaetano joined from Cagliari in a recorded transfer on 8 July. The late-June entries are chiefly returns from loan, including T. Bertini, P. Tornaghi, B. Godfrey, D. Maldini and I. Sulemana, with further returns involving M. Palestra, E. Gyabuaa and others. The available arrivals list is a recent, selected record rather than a complete movement total. No free-agent arrival is identified, and no fee is recorded for these entries.

Latest player transfers from

Player	Team from	Transfer type	Transfer date
J. Rowe	Bologna	Loan	31 August 2026
T. Pompei	Cosenza	Transfer	31 August 2026
F. Kessié	Al-Ahli Jeddah	Free agent	28 August 2026
E. Elmas	RB Leipzig	Loan	21 August 2026
T. Kristensen	Udinese	Loan	12 August 2026
G. Gaetano	Cagliari	Transfer	8 July 2026
Jacopo Mirra	AS Roma	Free agent	30 June 2026
E. Muhameti	Renate	Return from loan	29 June 2026
A. Capac	Bra	Return from loan	29 June 2026
F. Kessié	Al-Ahli Jeddah	Free agent	29 June 2026
S. Giovane	Palermo	Return from loan	29 June 2026
V. Vlahović	Spezia	Return from loan	29 June 2026
G. Bonfanti	Spezia	Return from loan	29 June 2026
A. Ceresoli	Benevento	Return from loan	29 June 2026
A. Oliveri	Pescara	Return from loan	29 June 2026

The latest listed departures include G. Bonfanti to Las Palmas on loan and D. Maldini to Cagliari on loan, both in August. B. Djimsiti moved to Al Diriyah in a recorded transfer, while E. Touré left for Parma on loan and A. Ceresoli moved to 1. FC Nürnberg in transfers recorded in early August. Other listed movements include loans for D. Vavassori and A. Oliveri, plus return-from-loan entries involving Y. Musah and S. Panada. The departure list is selective rather than exhaustive, and no fees are recorded.

Latest player transfers to

Player	Team to	Transfer type	Transfer date
F. Cassa	Bologna	Transfer	31 August 2026
P. Vismara	Juve Stabia	Transfer	31 August 2026
I. Sulemana	Sassuolo	Loan	31 August 2026
H. Ahanor	Crystal Palace	Loan	31 August 2026
M. de Roon	AS Roma	Free agent	29 August 2026
A. Capac	ASA Targu Mures	Transfer	25 August 2026
V. Vlahović	Mantova	Loan	20 August 2026
S. Giovane	Catanzaro	Transfer	19 August 2026
L. Mendicino	Bari	-	17 August 2026
G. Bonfanti	Las Palmas	Loan	9 August 2026
B. Djimsiti	Al Diriyah	Transfer	8 August 2026
D. Maldini	Cagliari	Loan	8 August 2026
E. Touré	Parma	Loan	6 August 2026
A. Ceresoli	1. FC Nürnberg	Transfer	3 August 2026
D. Vavassori	Palermo	Loan	31 July 2026

Transfers Synthesis

Atalanta’s listed recent movement is split between incoming reintegration and outgoing movement. The arrivals are led by T. Kristensen’s loan from Udinese and G. Gaetano’s transfer from Cagliari, while many late-June entries are players returning from loan, including T. Bertini, P. Tornaghi, B. Godfrey, D. Maldini and I. Sulemana. The departures include loans for G. Bonfanti, D. Maldini, E. Touré, D. Vavassori and A. Oliveri, alongside recorded transfers involving B. Djimsiti, A. Ceresoli and others. Return-from-loan movements also appear on the outgoing side, including Y. Musah and S. Panada. These entries describe different movement mechanisms rather than a single transfer category. They are a selected recent record, not a complete period, and the listed transactions contain no recorded fees.

Leagues Atalanta has participated in

Atalanta has recent recorded participation through 2025 in Serie A, Coppa Italia, Friendlies Clubs and the UEFA Champions League. The club also has a UEFA Europa League record running from 2017 through 2023, which is historical in the available competition timeline. Super Cup and UEFA Super Cup participation is recorded for 2024 and is likewise historical rather than recent. The competition history therefore spans domestic league and cup football, European club tournaments, super cups and friendlies, with Serie A and the Champions League forming the latest recorded elements.

Serie A

Italy

UEFA Europa Conference League

Friendlies Clubs

Coppa Italia

Italy

UEFA Champions League

Europe

More about Atalanta

Atalanta, officially Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio, was founded in Bergamo in 1907 and remains one of Italy’s most distinctive football clubs. The team’s black-and-blue identity is closely tied to the Lombardy city, where Atalanta is known by the nickname The Goddess. Home matches are played at the Gewiss Stadium, an urban ground whose steep stands and intense atmosphere reflect the club’s strongly local culture.

The club’s history includes long periods moving between Italy’s top division and Serie B, followed by a more established presence among Serie A’s competitive sides. Its recorded participation includes Serie A, Coppa Italia, UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, alongside domestic and European super cups and club friendlies. The recent record extends through 2025 for Serie A, Coppa Italia, club friendlies and the Champions League, while the Europa League entry is historical through 2023. This combination reflects a club that has developed a durable national platform and a growing continental profile.

Atalanta’s football ecosystem is strongly associated with Zingonia, the club’s renowned youth academy and training base. Academy development has long supported a model that combines emerging local talent with carefully recruited players from abroad. That balance has helped Atalanta remain competitive while preserving a clear pathway between youth football and the senior team.

The club’s modern reputation is also linked to high-intensity football, tactical flexibility and a willingness to challenge better-resourced opponents. Governance has historically been associated with the Percassi family, alongside strategic international investment in the club’s wider structure. The result is a distinctive Bergamo institution: rooted in civic pride, recognizable for its colors and stadium, and increasingly established within Italy’s national and European football landscape as of August 2026.

Last matches statistics for Atalanta

match	shots	Poss.	Pass %	Fouls	Cards	Saves
Fiorentina 1 - 1 Atalanta 22 May 2026	6 / 21	60	90	14	2	3
Feyenoord 2 - 1 Atalanta 2 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
FC Schalke 04 0 - 3 Atalanta 8 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Atalanta 1 - 0 Athletic Club 14 August 2026	0 / 0	0%	0%	0	-	0
Atalanta 0 - 0 Hapoel Tel Aviv 20 August 2026	5 / 9	62	92	10	1	4
Atalanta 2 - 1 Sassuolo 23 August 2026	7 / 14	56	91	9	-	7
Hapoel Tel Aviv 0 - 1 Atalanta 27 August 2026	4 / 14	50	88	13	-	3
Atalanta 1 - 0 Bologna 31 August 2026	2 / 6	42	86	10	1	3
AS Roma 2 - 1 Atalanta 5 September 2026	2 / 6	34	0%	10	1 1	9
Atalanta 1 - 2 Cagliari 12 September 2026	4 / 22	62	91	9	-	3