The “Giallorossi” are second only to the “Nerazzurri” in terms of goals per shots on target: essentially, scoring almost one goal for every 7 attempts.
Maximum result with minimal effort. That’s what the numbers of José Mourinho’s Roma attack reveal, a team characterized by that “killer instinct” that usually defines a strikers who miss very little in front of the goal. Despite only scoring 3 goals in the last four league matches, Roma’s attack remains the third-best in the league with 22 goals (Inter has 29, and Napoli has 24). Above all, in the shots/goals ratio, only Inter has performed better.
THE NUMBERS
The team optimizes its chances effectively, demonstrating a ruthlessness in front of the goal. This special ranking indicates that Inter needs 7.03 shots to score a goal, Roma 7.09, followed by Milan at 7.35, Fiorentina at 7.8, Genoa at 7.84, Frosinone at 7.94, Atalanta at 8.05, Juventus at 9.06, Bologna at 10.23, and Lazio at 10.30.
Naturally, the major contribution comes from the attackers: Lukaku is the team’s top scorer with 6 goals, Belotti has scored 3, Dybala is currently at 2, El Shaarawy and Azmoun each have one. Essentially, all elements of Mourinho’s offensive department have found the net at least once. Clearly, with a touch of ruthlessness.
