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Serie A ·

Every Player

Every Serie A player with a minute on the pitch this season, ordered by minutes played. Sort by any column, filter by club or position, search a name — or flip to who is trending up and down against last season. Click a row for that player's page.

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Trend — each player's per-90 rate (or minutes per club match) this season, versus his full Serie A season. The year-over-year trend for that rate. To keep it honest, a number only shows for players with + minutes last season and + this season; everyone else reads "—" and sorts to the bottom.
Min/match — minutes per club match = a player's minutes ÷ his club's matches played this season (from the league table), so a starter reads near 90 and a substitute reads his true share of the available time. Last season is minutes over 38 matches; a player who moved clubs mid-season has his minutes summed across them.
Tkl+B+I/90 — tackles plus blocks plus interceptions, per 90 minutes, with its year-over-year trend. This is not the same measure as the England board's. That one uses the API-Football's own composite, which also counts clearances and ball recoveries; neither is published for this league, so the two numbers are not comparable.
Per-90 rates — the total × 90 ÷ minutes. A one-cameo sample owns any per-90 column, so players under minutes (35% of the most-played player's minutes, a bar that rises with the season) sort to the bottom rather than the top. They are still in the table.

Where the numbers come from. Every stat on this board is read from API-Football (api-sports.io) for the season — nothing estimated, nothing hand-entered. A field the source does not publish reads "—". There are no expected goals: API-Football publishes none, so xG and xA columns do not exist for this league. What it does publish, and the API-Football does not, is shots and shots on target, key passes, duels, dribbles and a match rating — those columns are here and are absent from the England board.

The trend columns are the trend line itself: a player's per-90 rate this season minus his rate over the full season. A number only shows when a player cleared minutes last season and this season; newcomers and part-timers read "—". Every player with a minute is on the board; nothing is truncated.

This page shows derived statistics. It is not a redistribution of the source dataset, and the full bundle is not published.