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AS Roma

Founded in 1927 in Italy's capital, AS Roma has won three Serie A titles and the inaugural 2021-22 UEFA Europa Conference League.

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First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Gian Piero Gasperini

Goalkeepers4

No.PlayerNation
32 Devis Vásquez Colombia
70 Giorgio De Marzi United States
95 Pierluigi Gollini Italy
99 Mile Svilar Serbia

Defenders10

No.PlayerNation
2 Devyne Rensch Netherlands
3 Konstantinos Koulierakis Greece
5 Evan Ndicka Ivory Coast
20 Nahuel Molina Argentina
22 Mario Hermoso Spain
23 Gianluca Mancini Italy
26 Leonardo Balerdi Argentina
43 Wesley Brazil
77 Emanuele Lulli Italy
87 Daniele Ghilardi Italy

Midfielders6

No.PlayerNation
4 Bryan Cristante C Italy
7 Lorenzo Pellegrini Italy
15 Marten de Roon Netherlands
17 Manu Koné France
61 Niccolò Pisilli Italy
86 Rodrigo Mora Portugal

Forwards5

No.PlayerNation
9 Santiago Castro Argentina
14 Donyell Malen Netherlands
18 Matías Soulé Argentina
21 Paulo Dybala Argentina
68 Antonio Arena Italy
Out on loan
  • –Radosław Żelezny · Goalkeeper · Poland · at Perugia
  • –Angeliño · Defender · Spain · at Deportivo A Coruña
  • –Marash Kumbulla · Defender · Albania · at Rayo Vallecano
  • –Marco Litti · Defender · Italy · at Lecco
  • –Mattia Mannini · Defender · Italy · at Benevento
  • –Federico Nardin · Defender · Italy · at Pescara
  • –Filippo Reale · Defender · Italy · at Carrarese
  • –Anass Salah-Eddine · Defender · Morocco · at Panathinaikos
  • –Mohamed Seck · Defender · Senegal · at Foggia
  • –Jan Ziółkowski · Defender · Poland · at Monza
  • –Neil El Aynaoui · Midfielder · Morocco · at RB Leipzig
  • –Alessandro Romano · Midfielder · Italy · at Cagliari
  • –Tommaso Baldanzi · Forward · Italy · at Genoa
  • –Luigi Cherubini · Forward · Italy · at Benevento
  • –Artem Dovbyk · Forward · Ukraine · at Bologna
  • –Robinio Vaz · Forward · France · at Hull City

Squad sources: Wikipedia — AS Roma; AS Roma — Men's team players and staff (cited by Wikipedia; not directly fetched). Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. AS Roma — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)