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The Trendline · Serie A · 2026-27 · as of 2026-09-07

Fiorentina

Serie A · football stats made fun
State of the clubFiorentina has 0 points from 3 matches (0 per match), on pace for 0 points. Goals: 0.33 scored and 3 conceded per match. Trends against 2025-26 appear after 6 matches; last season Fiorentina averaged 1.11 points per match and finished 15th. Pellegrino leads the club in goals and assists (1 goal); Drăgușin next (1 assist). Behind it: Atta (-0.29).
62
2021-22
56
2022-23
60
2023-24
65
2024-25
42
2025-26
0
2026-27 pace · 3 pl

league points, season by season — the last is this season's pace over a full campaign

01

Points Pace

cumulative points by matchday

Cumulative points through each matchday, one colour per season. The bright red line is this season.

red = this season · hover for match detail
02

Goals For & Against

Goals scored and conceded per match, season by season. Lower is better on goals against.

per match · this season so far in bold colour
03

Who's Carrying The Club

goals + assists · 2026-27

Goals and assists this season, read per 90 minutes so a substitute is measured on the same scale as a starter. Switch to Totals for the raw counts.

the bar is this season · beside each name is that player's goals-and-assists-per-90 trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend · goals in club colour, assists in grey · click a bar for the player page

The top 3 by goals plus assists. A per-90 rate needs 97+ minutes this season — 35% of the most-played player in the league, a bar that rises as the season runs — so a cameo cannot own the chart; anyone below it appears in Totals and in the table but not in the per-90 view. Each label carries the player's goals-plus-assists-per-90 trend against his full 2025-26 season: ▲ rising, ▼ falling, — no trend yet (a trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season).

Across Seasons

The same question over time: one line per player, season by season.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

Each line covers every season the Fantasy Premier League API records for that player at 450+ minutes. Past seasons are league-wide — the API does not record which club a player was at, so a line can cross clubs, and a season spent outside the Premier League leaves a gap rather than a bridged line. 2026-27 is drawn dashed because it is 3 matches old. Expected goals and assists begin in 2022-23; before that the API published none, so those seasons are blank rather than zero.

PlayerMinGAG+AG+A/90G+A/90 trend
Pellegrino2561010.35▬ +0.05 trend
Drăgușin2700110.33
Kean510111.76

Pellegrino leads Fiorentina with 1 goal and assist (1 goal); Drăgușin next with 1 goal and assist (1 assist). Against last season's goals-and-assists-per-90 pace, Pellegrino has risen most (+0.05); Atta has fallen most (-0.29). 9 of 22 players with minutes clear the trend guards (450+ minutes in 2025-26, 90+ in 2026-27).

04

Ball-Winners

tackles, blocks & interceptions / 90 · 2026-27

Who takes the ball back, per 90 minutes — tackles plus blocks plus interceptions.

the bar is defensive contribution per 90 this season · beside each name is that player's trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend · top 12 charted, every qualifying player in the table

Tackles, blocks and interceptions per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season, with the year-over-year trend against 2025-26. This is NOT the same measure as the England site's: that one uses the Fantasy Premier League's own composite, which also counts clearances and ball recoveries. Those two are not published for this league, so the numbers are not comparable between leagues.

Across Seasons

Tackles, blocks and interceptions per 90, season by season.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

Past seasons are league-wide and may have been played at another club. The club is named in the tooltip where the source records it.

PlayerMinTkl+B+I/90Tkl+B+I/90 trendTklRecCBI
Oulaï1237.3264
Fagioli1804.50▲ +1.97 trend54
Jiménez1124.0250
Viery1193.7823
Drăgușin2703.6738
Brescianini1263.57▲ +1.93 trend23
Mário1822.97▲ +0.29 trend42
Valde1902.8451
Ndour2182.48▼ -0.29 trend33
Njie991.8220
Mastantuono1981.3612
Atta2091.29▼ -0.36 trend12
Dodô901.00▼ -0.78 trend10
Ranieri901.00▼ -1.58 trend10
Pellegrino2560.70▼ -0.08 trend11
Gea2700.00▬ +0.00 trend00

Oulaï leads Fiorentina in tackles, blocks and interceptions per 90 (7.32, from 123 minutes); Fagioli next (4.50). Against 2025-26, Fagioli has risen most (+1.97 per 90); Ranieri has fallen most (-1.58).

05

Playing Time

minutes per club match · 2025-26 → 2026-27

Who is getting on the pitch: minutes per club match, last season against this one.

paired bars: last season in grey, this season in club colour · beside each name is that player's minutes-per-match trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend

Minutes per club match = a player's minutes ÷ the club's matches played, so a starter reads near 90 and a substitute reads his true share. 2026-27: 3 matches so far; a player's minutes are his own season total, whichever club he played them for. 2025-26: minutes over 38 matches for any Premier League club — the API does not attribute a past season to a club, so a player who moved is measured at his previous club. The trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season; every player with either is charted.

Across Seasons

Minutes per club match, season by season — who is gaining, and losing, the manager's trust.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

Past seasons are a player's minutes over 38 matches at any Premier League club; 2026-27 is his minutes over the club's 3 matches so far, which is why that segment is dashed. A season spent outside the league leaves a gap rather than a bridged line.

PlayerMin 2026-27Min/match 2026-27Min 2025-26 (any club)Min/match 2025-26 (any club)Min/match trend
Gea27090.0333087.6▲ +2.4 trend
Drăgușin27090.0
Pellegrino25685.3299178.7▲ +6.6 trend
Ndour21872.7188549.6▲ +23.1 trend
Atta20969.7256367.4▲ +2.3 trend
Mastantuono19866.0
Valde19063.3
Mário18260.7100826.5▲ +34.2 trend
Fagioli18060.0256467.5▼ -7.5 trend
Brescianini12642.0104427.5▲ +14.5 trend
Oulaï12341.0
Viery11939.7
Jiménez11237.3451.2
Njie9933.03118.2
Dodô9030.0313982.6▼ -52.6 trend
Ranieri9030.0247965.2▼ -35.2 trend
Guðmundsson7123.7226259.5
Pongračić6120.3291776.8
Kean5117.0204753.9

Gea is on the pitch most for Fiorentina: 90.0 minutes per club match (270 minutes in 3 matches); Drăgușin next (90.0). Against 2025-26, Mário has gained most (+34.2 minutes per match); Dodô has lost most (-52.6).

▬ (level) means a trend within ±0.05 per 90, or ±2 minutes per match — a player who was on the pitch for every minute of both seasons reads ▬ 0.0. — means no trend is available.

06

The Creators

key passes / 90 · 2026-27

Who makes the chance, per 90 minutes — a key pass is the pass that leads directly to a shot.

the bar is this season · beside each name is that player's trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes · top 12 charted, every qualifying player in the table

Key passes per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season, with the year-over-year trend against 2025-26. Assists tell you who got the final touch; key passes tell you who kept creating whether or not anyone finished. The England site has no equivalent section: the Fantasy Premier League API does not publish key passes.

PlayerMinKPKP/90KP/90 trend
Njie9954.55
Jiménez11232.41
Ndour21841.65▲ +1.36 trend
Oulaï12321.46
Pellegrino25641.41▲ +0.75 trend
Fagioli18021.00▼ -1.18 trend
Mário18220.99▲ +0.28 trend
Valde19020.95
Mastantuono19820.91
Atta20920.86▼ -0.33 trend
Drăgușin27010.33
Gea27000.00▬ -0.03 trend
Brescianini12600.00▼ -0.86 trend
Viery11900.00
Dodô9000.00▼ -1.46 trend
Ranieri9000.00▼ -0.25 trend

Njie creates most for Fiorentina: 4.55 key passes per 90 (5 in 99 minutes); Jiménez next (2.41). Against 2025-26, Ndour has risen most (+1.36 per 90); Dodô has fallen most (-1.46).

07

Shooting

shots / 90 · 2026-27

Who shoots, and how often it is on target. Both bars are per 90 minutes.

total shots in club colour · on target in grey · beside each name is that player's shots-per-90 trend against 2025-26 · click a bar for the player page

Shots and shots on target per 90 minutes, for players with 90+ minutes this season. The table adds the accuracy — the share of a player's shots that were on target — which is a rate, so it needs volume before it means anything. The England site has no equivalent section: the Fantasy Premier League API publishes expected goals instead of shot counts.

PlayerMinShSoTSh/90On target %Sh/90 trend
Mastantuono198924.0922.2
Atta209733.0142.9▲ +1.68 trend
Njie99211.8250.0
Pellegrino256411.4125.0▼ -0.18 trend
Ndour218311.2433.3▲ +0.57 trend
Dodô90101.000.0▲ +0.43 trend
Oulaï123100.730.0
Brescianini126110.71100.0▬ +0.02 trend
Drăgușin270200.670.0
Fagioli180100.500.0▼ -0.20 trend
Valde190100.470.0
Gea270000.00▬ +0.00 trend
Mário182000.00▼ -0.27 trend
Viery119000.00
Jiménez112000.00
Ranieri90000.00▼ -0.44 trend

Mastantuono shoots most for Fiorentina: 4.09 shots per 90 (9 in 198 minutes), 2 on target; Atta next (3.01). Against 2025-26, Atta has risen most (+1.68 per 90); Ranieri has fallen most (-0.44).

08

Shots & Corners

Shots, shots on target and corners per match, for and against, by season. Where the source has no figure the bar is absent, not zero.

per match · for and against
09

Home / Away

The same seasons, split by venue.

Home

SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsPPG
2021-221913243820412.16
2022-23199643022331.74
2023-241910543722351.84
2024-251912433218402.11
2025-26194962121211.11
2026-2720021500.00

Away

SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsPPG
2021-221963102131211.11
2022-23196582321231.21
2023-24197482424251.32
2024-25197482823251.32
2025-26195682029211.11
2026-2710010400.00
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Match Log

2026-27 · 3 played

Every match this season, oldest first. Form, last five:

#DateOpponentH/AScoreResPts
12026-08-24RomaA0–4L0
22026-08-29FrosinoneH0–3L0
32026-09-05TorinoH1–2L0

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