Roma away ticket details released for Torino fixture

Matías Soulé has been entrusted with Roma's attacking play for the trip to the Maradona, with Gian Piero Gasperini relying on him as the last available genuine creative option. Paulo Dybala is absent, and Lorenzo Pellegrini is injured, leaving the attack severely depleted for what is billed as a championship supermatch. According to Il Messaggero, Roma are rallying around their last available true playmaker. With the injury list full and the attack stripped bare, Gasperini is placing his faith entirely in Soulé, who must carry the team in a setting that holds particular meaning for him. It was at Napoli a year ago that his outstanding start to the previous season was abruptly halted by a fierce groin injury (pubalgia), which forced months of pain, time on the bench and rest after a start of seven goals and seven assists. Despite a summer dominated by transfer speculation and the possibility of a sale, Soulé has won back the trust of the club's environment and reclaimed his place in the side through his performances. Now, without his usual partners, he is ready to take centre stage: he must play in Donyell Malen and lead the team on a night that carries the feel of a major test.

Rodrigo Mora is set to be handed a starting role for Roma's difficult away trip to Napoli at the Maradona, with Lorenzo Pellegrini injured and Paulo Dybala continuing to struggle with physical problems. According to La Repubblica, the emergency that has decimated Roma's attack gives the young Portuguese playmaker the chance to become a central figure on the night. Mora is expected to line up alongside Matías Soulé in the attacking midfield behind Donyell Malen. Until now he has been eased in gradually and has played only a handful of minutes in the league. He will need to show the maturity required to carry the weight of Roma's build-up play, and he can build on the understanding he has already shown with Malen in Europe against Real Madrid. To strengthen the trust of Gian Piero Gasperini, Mora must also improve in front of goal, increasing his effectiveness and adding to his goal tally. It is an important test, and a night that could mark his definitive arrival at the heart of the Giallorossi project. The report puts Mora's opportunity squarely in the context of Roma's injury problems in attack. Pellegrini's absence and Dybala's recurring fitness issues have left Gasperini with limited options, and the match at the Maradona is a demanding assignment for a player still building his place in the side.

Matías Soulé faces Massimiliano Allegri again ahead of Roma's big clash with Napoli at the Maradona, the coach who first believed in him and launched him into top-level football at Juventus. Today the Argentine forward is the offensive focal point of Gian Piero Gasperini's Roma, and he is ready to lead the side against his former mentor in a match with a special flavour. The bond between Soulé and Allegri began in September 2021, when the Juventus coach called up the young Argentine, then eighteen, for an away trip to Naples, and later gave him his first-team debut. After a loan spell at Frosinone, where he scored 11 goals and won the Coppa Italia at the Maradona, their paths separated with Soulé's move to Roma in the summer of 2024. In the capital, after a complicated start and several months on the fringes, Soulé won over space and trust, becoming a decisive figure last season and overcoming a problem with his groin (pubalgia). Today he is the beacon of the giallorossi attack, preparing to meet Allegri as an opponent with the aim of driving Roma to a night in which Argentine talent is set to lead the revival at the Maradona. The Friedkin-era squad now looks to Soulé for goals and leadership, and the Napoli fixture offers a chance to show that his development has been built on the lessons learned under Allegri at Juventus. For Roma, the match is a test of whether their attacking hopes can rest on his shoulders against a side that knows him well.