After the first six days of Serie A, the ranking of players with the lowest average rating shows a picture in which Fiorentina is the most represented team. In total, four players from the Florentine team occupy the lowest positions in the ranking, followed by Udinese and Venezia with three each. Genoa, Monza and Parma have two representatives each, while Atalanta, Bologna, Lecce and Torino have a single player on this list.
Among the worst in average rating we find Lukasz Skorupski of Bologna and Nikola Stulic of Lecce, both with an average of 5.00 on four matches evaluated. Other notable names are Akor Adams of Venezia (5.33 over six games) and the three Florentine players Luca Ranieri, Víctor Valdepeñas and Radu Dragusin, who have averages between 5.38 and 5.42 over four or six games. Diego Carlos of Parma, Joël Schingtienne and Simon Sohm of Venezia, as well as Enzo Ebosse and Djibril Sow of Udinese and Genoa, are also in low positions with averages around 5.50.
The ranking is based only on players who participated in at least half of the rated games, thus ensuring that the average reflects significant participation. This ranking highlights the difficulties some players have in maintaining a consistent performance during the early stages of the season.
With the next week of matches scheduled, teams will have to look to improve the performances of their weakest players to avoid remaining in this section of the table. The next few days will offer the opportunity to renew the hope of improvement both for the individual athletes and for the teams involved.