Mile Svilar
ROM
Suffers toe injury
Svilar "sustained a stress fracture in one of his toes and will be out for about a month," coach Gian Piero Gasperini announced.
Analysis: Svilar picked up the injury in training and is debating with the team doctors whether to insert a screw, which would prolong the timetable. Pierluigi Gollini will step in between the sticks, while Devis Vasquez will serve as the deputy in the upcoming matches.
Makes three saves in draw
Svilar had three saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw against Inter Milan.
Analysis: Svilar produced an elite display against Inter Milan even as Roma surrendered a commanding position. The goalkeeper registered three saves, including a crucial one-on-one stop, and could do little about either goal that beat him. Conceding twice marks the first time he has allowed multiple goals in a match this season, following a superb run of three clean sheets and just two goals conceded across his previous five outings in all competitions. Roma return to action against Como on Oct.11 following the international break.
Blanks Torino on Monday
Svilar registered three saves and secured a clean sheet in Monday's 2-0 win against Torino.
Analysis: Svilar answered the bell when he had to, but was generally well shielded by his defense and didn't have any massive saves. He has registered 14 in the first five rounds, keeping three clean sheets and allowing two goals. Up next, Roma will host Inter on Sunday.
Concedes once Thursday
Svilar registered four saves and allowed one goal in Thursday's 1-1 draw versus Fenerbahce.
Analysis: Svilar and Roma made their return to the Champions League Thursday, but a strike in the 48th minute by Archie Brown prevented the team from starting out with a win. Svilar made four saves to help keep the result a draw. Next up in the Champions League is a very difficult matchup with Real Madrid on Oct. 14.
Concedes once in Atalanta match
Svilar registered one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 win against Atalanta.
Analysis: Svilar wasn't very busy but was beaten by one of the few attempts by Atalanta, as Ederson rifled it home from the middle of the box to end a confusing action. He hadn't given up goals in the first two rounds, while he has made seven saves so far. Up next, Roma will face Fenerbahce away in the UEFA Champions League on Thursday and then Torino next Monday.
Keeps clean sheet in Lecce game
Svilar registered two saves and allowed zero goals in Monday's 4-0 victory versus Lecce.
Analysis: Svilar had an easier day than in the opener, as Roma completely dominated in this one. He has secured back-to-back clean sheets and made six saves in two matches. Up next, Roma will host Atalanta on Saturday.
Blanks Fiorentina on Monday
Svilar made four saves and secured a clean sheet in Monday's 4-0 win versus Fiorentina.
Analysis: Svilar was called into action only when the game had long been decided and on long-range efforts. He's off to a good start after keeping 18 clean sheets in the past campaign and conceding just 31 goals. Up next, Roma will face Lecce away Monday.
Finishes season with clean sheet
Svilar made three saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 win against Verona.
Analysis: Svilar had a stellar season with Roma, finishing with over 100 saves and logging his 18th clean sheet in the finale. He helped Roma secure Champions League soccer for next season, and he extended his contract to run through 2030 so he'll be back between the sticks for this side in Serie A next season.
Doesn't concede against Lazio
Svilar made two saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 win versus Lazio.
Analysis: Svilar batted away a couple of shots by Matteo Cancellieri en route to a relatively easy clean sheet. He has kept four in the last six rounds, making 12 saves and giving up three goals over that span. Up next, Roma will face Verona away next Sunday.
Allows two goals to Parma
Svilar recorded one save and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 win over Parma.
Analysis: Svilar was barely able to show his reflexes as his team nearly let a manageable result slip before making a late comeback. This marks a dip in form after he recorded four clean sheets in his previous six games played. Over the entire Serie A campaign, he has made 102 saves and conceded 31 goals while keeping 16 clean sheets, the latter of which is the second-highest figure in the league. Up next is a derby against Lazio, who are averaging 1.1 goals scored per game.
Secures clean sheet
Svilar had one save and allowed zero goals in Monday's 4-0 victory against Fiorentina.
Analysis: Svilar made one save in Monday's 4-0 win over Fiorentina, keeping a clean sheet in a match where he was rarely tested as his side's dominant pressing limited the opposition's attacking opportunities. The goalkeeper handled distribution well and commanded his area throughout. He has now recorded 16 clean sheets across 35 Serie A appearances this season, making 101 saves and conceding 29 goals. Svilar will look to maintain that form in the next match against Parma.
Keeps clean sheet versus Bologna
Svilar registered two saves and four clearances and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 2-0 victory over Bologna.
Analysis: Svilar answered the bell when he had to, and Riccardo Orsolini hit the crossbar on Bologna's best attempt. He has blanked the opponents three times in the last four matches, giving up six goals and making 14 saves. Up next, Roma will face Fiorentina at home on May 4.
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