Gian Piero Gasperini 's Roma have found one of their key attacking focal points in Matias Soulé . The Argentine winger is confirming his technical and finishing qualities, contributing significantly to the Giallorossi's excellent start to the season, still unbeaten after nearly three months of the season. Although the spotlight often shines on Donyell Malen and his extraordinary effectiveness in front of goal, the performances of the left-footed striker from Mar del Plata are equally crucial to the Roma side's stability.
The numbers speak volumes about Soulé's growth, having already been a key player with four goals and five assists in Serie A and the Champions League. This performance confirms what he showed last season, when the Argentine finished the first half of the season with seven goals and as many assists , before groin problems affected his consistency. His ability to make an impact in the closing stages, create chances, and participate in offensive play has allowed the 2003-born player to carve out an increasingly important role in Gasperini's coaching hierarchy.
Rome, Soulé takes center stage while awaiting Dybala's return.
The former Juventus player's growth has helped make Roma less dependent on Paulo Dybala, offering the coach new options in attacking play. Soulé has shouldered greater responsibility even during Dybala's absence, proving he can be a stable point of reference for the team. His understanding with Malen is also one of the key assets of the Giallorossi attack, capable of finding consistent results despite some key absences.
The good news for the Giallorossi coach doesn't end there: after the international break, Gasperini could be back with both Dybala and Svilar, two key players for the rest of the season. Both the goalkeeper and the number 21 are expected to be available for the away match in Parma on November 21st at 6:00 PM.
