Leo Román
COR
Goalkeeper
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Jul 6, 2000 (26)
Right
6'2"
183 lb
Allows one against Atletico
Roman had three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Atletico Madrid.
Analysis: Roman would make a solid effort to keep Atletico out of the back of the net with his three saves, although they would finally beat him with a 48th-minute goal. He is yet to bag a clean sheet this season in his 10 appearances. He will now prepare to face Osasuna on Nov. 2.
Makes three saves in draw
Leo Roman had three saves and allowed one goal in Friday's 1-1 draw versus Levante.
Analysis: Roman made three or more saves for the sixth time in nine starts. The goalkeeper has no clean sheets over that span yet. He will now look to bounce back in a tougher matchup at Atletico Madrid on Saturday.
Concedes three
Roman recorded one save and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-2 loss against Real Sociedad.
Analysis: Roman allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-2 loss to Real Sociedad. He had conceded just one goal in each of his previous three matches but remains in search of his first clean sheet of the season, having allowed 11 goals across eight appearances. Despite the results, he has stayed busy in net, recording 25 saves and three high claims.
Gives up one goal
Leo Roman made two saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Betis.
Analysis: Roman was steady after allowing a goal just before halftime, helping keep his team in the match and ultimately was rewarded with a point. The goalkeeper will likely be tested more in his next match against Real Sociedad, a side that has nine goals in LaLiga play this season.
Five saves in loss
Leo Roman recorded five saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat to Sevilla.
Analysis: Roman faced six shots and stopped five of them during Wednesday's match, but it still wasn't enough to earn a point during the loss. It's a frustrating showing because Roman was excellent in net, but that's going to be a frequent case this season. Roman will need to be at his best to salvage results this season.
Concedes twice
Roman made four saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 win over Villarreal.
Analysis: Roman made four saves while conceding two goals against Villarreal on Saturday. He is still searching for his first clean sheet with his new club, having allowed five goals through four matches. Despite that, he has recorded 13 saves and one high claim as he continues to settle into the team.
Concedes once in win
Leo Roman had three saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 3-1 victory versus Valencia.
Analysis: Roman was not called into heavy action, finishing with three saves, two of which came comfortably from distance. He had no part to play in the goal he conceded, with his defense gifting an opening to Umar Sadiq. Though, the goalkeeper is still searching for his first clean sheet through three games after conceding three goals and will get another chance Saturday against Villarreal.
No saves in win
Roman had no saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 win over Oviedo.
Analysis: Roman didn't have to work in the final game of the 2025/26 season, but the 3-0 win didn't prevent Mallorca from getting relegated. Roman started all but five games in the league campaign, allowing 50 goals and making 100 saves across 33 starts. He also posted four clean sheets and 33 clearances.
Concedes two goals
Leo Roman registered one save and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-0 loss to Levante.
Analysis: Mallorca can still potentially escape relegation but they would've been in a much better position to do so with a victory over Levante. Roman has a good opportunity to keep a clean sheet against relegated side Oviedo, a team that has scored just 26 goals in La Liga this season.
Concedes three Wednesday
Roman had one save and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-1 loss versus Getafe.
Analysis: Roman conceded three goals Wednesday, the fifth time this season he's conceded three goals. He also made just one save, making it all around a rough outing for him. With just two matches remaining he faces a massive matchup Sunday at Levante as the two teams are even on points in the final relegation spot with Mallorca holding a four-goal lead in goal difference. Roman will need to be at his best during these final two matches to avoid relegation.
Only beaten from the spot
Roman allowed a goal while making a save during Sunday's 1-1 draw with Villarreal.
Analysis: Roman allowed the opening goal of the match in the 31st minute from the penalty spot, but held Villarreal from there as Mallorca came from behind for a point. The keeper has allowed three goals while combining for seven saves and keeping a clean sheet over his last three starts. Roman and company have a mid week trip to Getafe on Wednesday.
Keeps clean sheet vs. Girona
Roman had four saves and secured a clean sheet in Friday's 1-0 victory against Girona.
Analysis: Roman didn't have a lot of work throughout the game but responded when needed to carry Mallorca to a much-needed victory. This was Roman's second clean sheet over his last four appearances, and having allowed just one or fewer goals in four of his last five, he's putting solid numbers in the final weeks of the campaign. His next match will be tougher, though, as Mallorca will take on Villarreal on Sunday.
Two saves in 2-1 defeat
Leo Roman recorded two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Deportivo Alaves.
Analysis: Roman made two saves but was unable to prevent two goals to Deportivo Alaves from scoring two goals. He has kept two clean sheets in 28 games this season. His most recent clean sheet came within the last three games. He has made at least two saves in the last five games.
Concedes once in draw
Leo Roman recorded two saves and allowed one goal in Tuesday's 1-1 draw against Valencia.
Analysis: Leo Roman produced two saves from three Valencia shots on goal Tuesday to help Mallorca earn a share of the points in a 1-1 draw. Across his last five staring appearance, Mallorca's No. 1 has made 13 saves and three clearances while conceding five goals and recording one clean sheet. Leo Roman's next test is likely to come Saturday when Mallorca travel for a tussle with Deportivo Alaves.
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