Roma vs. Fiorentina: Probable Lineups and Key Players
The highly anticipated match between Roma and Fiorentina is scheduled for Monday, August 24th, at 8:45 PM. The game will be officiated by Marcenaro and broadcast live on DAZN.
Roma's Approach
Barring any last-minute transfer market surprises, coach Gasperini is expected to rely on the core group of players for their season opener against Fiorentina. Svilar will start in goal, supported by a defensive line of Mancini, Ndicka, and Hermoso. On the flanks, Molina, making his official debut for the Giallorossi, and Wesley are slated to play, with Wesley likely to be fit after a recent ankle concern. The central midfield pairing is expected to consist of Cristante and either El Aynaoui or Koné, with the Frenchman currently having a slight edge despite joining the squad later than the Moroccan. Behind the lone striker, Dybala and Soulé will operate, but Rodrigo Mora remains a key alternative. The new signing will have an opportunity to prove himself, at least as a substitute. Leading the line for Roma will be Malen.
Fiorentina's New Look
Fiorentina arrives at the Stadio Olimpico with a completely revamped squad to kick off their season against Roma. Under the guidance of new coach Fabio Grosso, and with nine signings made by Paratici so far, several players are ready to make their debut. The defensive line has seen significant changes, with Jimenez, Dragusin, and Valdepenas set to play in front of captain De Gea. Ranieri is likely to complete the defensive unit ahead of Viery. In midfield, Ndour appears to be the only guaranteed starter, with considerable uncertainty elsewhere. Atta is not fully fit, and Grosso might opt for Brescianini instead of risking him. In the playmaking role, Fagioli holds an advantage, but Oulai is eager to impress. The highly anticipated Mastantuono could make his starting debut alongside Gudmundsson. Upfront, the choice is expected to be Kean, unless market developments intervene.
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Roma vs. Fiorentina: Probable Lineups
The match is scheduled for Monday, August 24th, at 8:45 PM, refereed by Marcenaro, live on DAZN.
How Roma is Arriving
Barring last-minute market surprises, Gasperini will largely rely on the established squad for the seasonal debut against Fiorentina. Svilar will start in goal, with Mancini, Ndicka, and Hermoso ahead of him. On the wings, Molina (making his official debut for the Giallorossi) and Wesley will feature, with the latter expected to be fit after an ankle issue in recent days. The central midfield pairing will be formed by Cristante and one of El Aynaoui or Koné: the Frenchman has a slight edge in the pecking order, despite joining the group later than the Moroccan. Behind the lone striker will be Dybala and Soulé, but Mora represents the main alternative: the new signing will have the chance to make his mark, at least during the match. Up front, Malen will lead the Giallorossi attack.
How Fiorentina is Arriving
It is a completely renewed Fiorentina that presents itself at the Olimpico to start the season against Roma. A new coach, Fabio Grosso, will direct the orchestra, and nine signings have been made by Paratici so far, some of whom are ready to play immediately. The defensive line is almost entirely renewed, with Jimenez, Dragusin, and Valdepenas playing in front of captain De Gea. Ranieri, ahead of Viery, will complete the department. In midfield, Ndour seems to be the only certainty, with great doubts elsewhere: Atta is not at his best, and Grosso might not risk him, preferring Brescianini. In the playmaker role, Fagioli has the lead, but Oulai is eager. The most anticipated player, Mastantuono, could make his starting debut, accompanied by Gudmundsson. In attack, the choice should fall on Kean, unless the market dictates otherwise.
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