Lazio proves to be the most prolifically distributed team in Serie A: in nine championship days, twelve different players have scored, a record that no other team has achieved. The phenomenon was led by coach Gennaro Gattuso, who created an offensive model in which all members of the squad contribute to the production of goals.
Biancoceleste captain, Noslin, has emerged as the main striker, with four goals in eight appearances, including a brace at the Mapei Stadium and goals against Milan and Venice. Behind him are Frattesi and Isaksen, both with three goals each. Frattesi has been the protagonist at the start of the season, while Isaksen has shown increasing pace, scoring consecutively against Monza and Juventus before grabbing a goal in Reggio Emilia. Zaccagni and Taylor completed the list with two goals each, while Nuno Tavares, Provstgaard and Floriani Mussolini added further scores, proving that defenders and midfielders can also contribute to the attack.
Other players in the team, including Pinamonti, Cancellieri, Dele‑Bashiru and Gudmundsson, also found the target, bringing the total goals to twelve separate scorers. Lazio thus achieved eight victories in nine matches, with first position in the standings, thanks to a collective approach that does not depend on a single attacker.
The record of goalscorers was surpassed only by Napoli, with eleven different goalscorers, and by Inter, with ten. This statistic is not just a curiosity: it reflects the effectiveness of Gattuso's method, who has built a team in which midfielders and defenders are called upon to attack, full-backs accompany the action and attackers are ready to sacrifice themselves when necessary. Noslin remains the fulcrum, but the team shows that goals can come from anyone.
With Floriani Mussolini's last arrow, Lazio waits to find out who the thirteenth scorer will be. The club continues to focus on a shared playing model, which has led the team to the top of the championship and an unprecedented distribution of goals.