Akor Adams
VEN
Takes down Napoli
Adams scored one goal to go with six shots (three on target), three clearances and one chance created in Saturday's 1-0 victory over Napoli.
Analysis: Adams capitalized on his volume, outmuscling and outsmarting a defender on a solo counter and getting some help from a deflection on his finish. It's his second goal of the season. He led his team in attempts and set a new season high. He has fired multiple shots in every contest, piling up 27 (10 on target) and adding six key passes and three crosses (zero accurate).
Hits woodwork Monday
Adams had four shots (zero on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and three chances created in Monday's 3-1 defeat against Atalanta.
Analysis: Adams did plenty to drag Venezia back into the contest at Atalanta, firing off four shots and creating three chances, including a big chance for John Yeboah on the counter. He was denied by the woodwork and by an offside flag after finding the net, so the end product just would not come. He has started all six games and has one goal so far, but three or more shots in five of those starts shows how central he is to the attack.
Slightly unlucky in Lazio fixture
Adams recorded five shots (three on goal) and 10 passes and drew one foul in Saturday's 2-0 defeat versus Lazio.
Analysis: Adams had his most productive outing yet, recording a new season high in shots. with okay touch in the box, but Christos Mandas came up big a few times, and he left a couple of juicy chances on the table. He has fired multiple shots in every round, piling up 17 (seven on target), hitting the net once and adding two key passes and two crosses (zero accurate) over that span.
Scores first Serie A goal versus Fiorentina
Adams scored one goal to go with four shots (one on target) and one cross (zero accurate) in Friday's 4-2 loss against Fiorentina.
Analysis: Adams opened his seasonal tally after coming close in previous games with a quality effort from outside the box whose trajectory surprised the opposing goalie. He has fired multiple shots in all four games, totaling 12 (four on target) and adding two chances created and two crosses (zero accurate) over that span.
Fires three shots versus Milan
Adams generated three shots (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and one chance created and drew one foul in Friday's 2-0 loss versus AC Milan.
Analysis: Adams was again a big part of the offense and co-led his club in attempts but couldn't fully capitalize on a pair of juicy scoring opportunities for the second match in a row. He has taken three shots (one total on target) in back-to-back fixtures, while he had done little in other areas versus Lecce.
A little wasteful against Lecce
Adams had three shots (one on target), one interception and one clearance in Sunday's 2-0 loss against Lecce.
Analysis: Adams was a big offensive reference point from the get-go and looked in sync with his new teammates, but he wasn't very clutch when he had the chance to finish from good positions. He's coming off a solid season at Sevilla, where he was the leading scorer and totaled 10 goals and three assists, adding 61 shots (30 on target) and 13 chances created.
Moves to Venezia
Adams has joined Venezia from Sevilla and signed a contract until 2030.
Analysis: Adams transfers to Serie A after scoring three goals, providing three assists and notching 61 shots (30 on target), 13 key passes and 18 crosses (one accurate) in 32 appearances (21 starts) in 2025/2026. He'll lead Venezia's revamped frontline alongside Albion Rrahmani.
One shot in loss
Adams registered one shot (zero on goal) in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Celta Vigo.
Analysis: Adams made just one shot while coming off the bench to play 26 minutes during the loss Saturday. He ended up making 21 starts in 31 La Liga appearances, leading the team in goals with 10 while recording three assists.
Scores winning goal
Adams scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and one chance created in Wednesday's 3-2 win over Villarreal.
Analysis: Adams delivered what would eventually be the winning goal in an improbable comeback for Sevilla to keep its slim Europe hopes for next year alive. The forward will need more volume if he wants to score against Real Madrid, a team which has only given up 33 goals in La Liga this season.
Nets late winner
Adams scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Saturday's 2-1 win versus Espanyol. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 92nd minute.
Analysis: Adams scored a brilliant stoppage-time winner with a first-time finish, capitalizing on an excellent touch by Alexis Sanchez. His goal secured all three points, lifting Sevilla from 17th to 12th in the table and improving their chances of avoiding relegation. Adams has now scored twice in the last four games, bringing his season tally to nine goals.
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