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Athletic78
Acceleration
75
Pace
70
Agility
77
Strength
85
Balance
79
Jumping
85
Stamina
67
Fitness
82
Technical44
Dribbling
54
Short Passing
56
Long Passing
60
Shot Accuracy
42
Shot Power
82
Shooting Technique
42
Heading
49
Free Kick
43
Penalties
45
First Touch
50
Mental84
Composure
83
Consistency
86
Leadership
79
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
92
Positioning
87
Handling
86
Kicking
85
Goalkeeping 88
Reflexes
92
Positioning
87
Handling
86
Kicking
85
Attacking 46
Heading Accuracy
49
Shot Accuracy
42
Technique 51
Dribbling
54
Free Kick
43
Short Passing
56
Long Passing
60
First Touch
50
Shot Technique
42
Physicality 80
Shot Power
82
Jumping
85
Stamina
67
Strength
85
Fitness
82
Movement 75
Acceleration
75
Pace
70
Agility
77
Balance
79
Mentality & Game Reading 73
Composure
83
Penalties
45
Leadership
79
Consistency
86
Italy - GoalkeeperAntonioli, Francesco
A calm and technically reliable Italian goalkeeper, Francesco Antonioli built a long top-level career on reflexes, positioning and quiet consistency rather than theatrical authority. He was never the most dominant presence in the box, and he did not have the mythic aura of Italy’s greatest number ones, but his shot-stopping, concentration and clean handling made him a dependable goalkeeper across different tactical contexts. At Roma, he played a key role in the 2000-01 Scudetto season, bringing experience and stability behind a team full of stronger personalities. Later, he remained highly effective well into his late thirties, proof of professionalism and serious goalkeeping intelligence. Not a legend of the Buffon or Zoff category, of course, but a very good keeper with longevity, composure and real Serie A pedigree.
All Time Roma Club 
