Only Barcelona score more than Roma in Europe. Gasperini targets 107 goals.

Roma have the best attack in Serie A after 11 games in nine seasons, with 31 goals; only Barcelona score more across Europe's top five leagues.

Roma's attacking prowess this season is remarkable. With 31 goals in 11 Serie A matches, they boast the league's best attack in nine years — the last comparable tally came in 2017–18 when Napoli (32), Juventus (33) and Lazio (31) all finished with similar figures.

Manager Gasperini, however, sees room for improvement despite the prolific output. He points to missed chances: Dybala's wasted opportunity at Como, Pellegrini's saved penalty, and Malen's missed spot-kick at Napoli. Roma drew their only three games without victory, and Gasperini believes sharper finishing could have yielded wins instead.

Across Europe's top five leagues, only Barcelona score more. Roma rank second, ahead of PSV (40 goals in 12 games), Feyenoord (36 in 12) and Ajax (32 in 12). Notably, Gasperini's own Atalanta side holds the modern record: in 2019–20, they scored 30 goals after 11 matches and finished with 98 for the season — the best tally in Italian football since 1951.