The ranking of Serie A's poorest performances changed dramatically after matchday eight, with Parma's DiegoCarlos finding himself at the top of the worst ratings podium. The Brazilian, who had a brilliant season at Como and contributed to their qualification for the Champions League, has shown a negative impact so far, especially in the match against Lazio in which he scored a self-rewarded goal at the Olimpico. Despite this, his average points are the lowest in the league, averaging 5.25 across 6 appearances.
In second place is WillemGeubbels of Lecce, with 5.30 in five matches, followed by VictorValdepeñas of Fiorentina, who obtained 5.33 in six appearances. In fourth and fifth place respectively are ArijanetMurić of Sassuolo and RandalKoloMuani of Juventus, both with an average of 5.36 over seven games. Parma continues to dominate the list with two players: ElBilalTouré (5.38 out of eight) and DiegoCarlos. Udinese is the most represented team with six players in the ranking, including EnzoEbosse (5.43 out of seven), MergimVojvoda (5.50 out of eight) and four others with an average of 5.50.
Other teams with more than one player on the list include Fiorentina and Venezia with three each, while Genoa and Parma have two. Atalanta, Bologna, Lecce and Sassuolo have a single player each. The ranking includes only players who have participated in at least half of the voting appearances, thus ensuring a fair representation of performances.
This ranking highlights the difficulties of some players in finding their rhythm in Serie A after transfers or club changes. While DiegoCarlos has had a positive season in Serie B, his transition to Parma has not yet gone as hoped. Udinese, with a significant presence in the list, shows that even teams with a good structure can have players who do not reach expectations. Next week we will see if these players can improve their ratings in the next matches, thus influencing their position in the ranking of the worst performances.