Sofascore Serie A Penalty Takers: Who Is on Penalties at Every Club

Who takes the penalties at every club in Sofascore Serie A, and how sure that is. A nailed penalty taker has a much higher points ceiling than a similar player without spot-kick duty.

For each club we show the model's first-choice taker and the next in line, with the share of the club's penalties each is expected to take this round. The share moves when the regular taker is injured, rested or suspended, so it always reflects who is expected on the pitch.

Below that: who took each club's most recent corners, direct free kicks and penalties, from match data.

Penalty takers for every club - Gameweek 11

The surest penalty takers for Gameweek 11 are Franco Mastantuono (Fiorentina, 100%), Scott McTominay (Napoli, 94%), Emanuele Valeri (Parma, 93%), Gustavo Varela (Monza, 92%), Giacomo Calo (Frosinone, 91%).

Duty is split at one club: Cagliari between Alessandro Deiola and Yerry Mina.

Share = the part of the club's penalties our model expects each player to take in Gameweek 11, given who is expected to play. It is a projection, recomputed as team news lands, not a count of penalties already taken.

ClubFirst-choice takerShareNext in lineShare
AtalantaÉderson69%Lazar Samardzic31%
BolognaFederico Bernardeschi85%Riccardo Orsolini12%
CagliariAlessandro Deiola60%Yerry Mina40%
ComoLucas Da Cunha81%Martin Baturina19%
FiorentinaFranco Mastantuono100%--
FrosinoneGiacomo Calo91%Giorgi Kvernadze9%
GenoaJunior Messias69%Lorenzo Colombo25%
InterHakan Calhanoglu78%Piotr Zielinski22%
JuventusRandal Kolo Muani85%Nick Woltemade15%
LazioTijjani Noslin82%Mattia Zaccagni13%
LecceNikola Stulic75%Konan N'Dri25%
MilanChristian Pulisic81%Goncalo Ramos19%
MonzaGustavo Varela92%Matteo Pessina8%
NapoliScott McTominay94%Rasmus Højlund6%
ParmaEmanuele Valeri93%Simone Lontani7%
RomaDonyell Malen75%Matias Soulé25%
SassuoloDomenico Berardi83%Armand Laurienté17%
TorinoNikola Vlasic86%Duvan Zapata14%
UdineseKeinan Davis76%Nicolo Zaniolo24%
VeneziaJohn Yeboah63%Lion Lauberbach30%

Projections last updated 2026-11-06 04:31 UTC.

Set-piece takers: corners, free kicks and penalties

Who actually took each club's set pieces most recently, from match data: the last corner takers (up to two - most clubs use one per side), the last direct free-kick shooter and the last penalty taker. Penalty shootouts are left out.

Most recent penalties: Donyell Malen (Roma, 2026-11-03); Lucas Da Cunha (Como, 2026-11-01); Patrick Cutrone (Monza, 2026-10-31); Federico Bernardeschi (Bologna, 2026-10-31).

This is what happened on the pitch, not a projection. The penalty table above is the model's view of who takes the next one; when the two disagree, the regular taker was usually off the pitch.

ClubCornersDirect free kicksLast penalty
AtalantaNicola Zalewski, Lorenzo BernasconiGianluca GaetanoÉderson
BolognaJuan Miranda, Lewis FergusonJuan MirandaFederico Bernardeschi
CagliariDaniel Maldini, Adam ObertDaniel MaldiniM'Bala Nzola
ComoLuis Milla, Lucas Da CunhaNico PazLucas Da Cunha
FiorentinaFranco Mastantuono, Nicolo FagioliFranco Mastantuono-
FrosinoneGiacomo Calo, Luis HasaGiacomo CaloGiacomo Calo
GenoaDjibril Sow, Hamed TraorèDavid PuczkaLorenzo Colombo
InterHakan Calhanoglu, Federico DimarcoFederico DimarcoPiotr Zielinski
JuventusTeun Koopmeiners, Douglas LuizNicolás GonzálezNick Woltemade
LazioNuno Tavares, Kenneth TaylorNuno TavaresDavide Frattesi
LecceAntonino Gallo, Olaf GorterYoussef Maleh-
MilanLuka Modric, Diego MoreiraDiego MoreiraGoncalo Ramos
MonzaSamuele Birindelli, Cyril NgongeAndrea ColpaniPatrick Cutrone
NapoliKevin De Bruyne, Matteo PolitanoMatteo PolitanoKevin De Bruyne
ParmaVincent Sierro, Emanuele ValeriHans Nicolussi CavigliaAdrián Bernabé
RomaRodrigo Mora, Nahuel MolinaMatias SouléDonyell Malen
SassuoloArmand Laurienté, Sebastiano EspositoArmand LaurientéDomenico Berardi
TorinoGvidas Gineitis, Daniel BragancaRolando MandragoraNikola Vlasic
UdineseNicolo Zaniolo, Lennon MillerJurgen EkkelenkampKeinan Davis
VeneziaKike Pérez, Thorir HelgasonKike PérezJohn Yeboah

Projections last updated 2026-11-05 23:11 UTC.

Frequently asked questions

Why do penalty takers matter in Sofascore Serie A?

Penalties are high-probability goals. A first-choice penalty taker adds a reliable source of points and raises a player's ceiling, making him more valuable than a similar player without spot-kick duty.

What does the penalty share mean?

The share of his club's penalties a player is expected to take in the round. 90% means he is the clear taker; two players near 50% means the duty is genuinely shared, or that the usual taker may not start.