Arsenal FC
Arsenal FC
&
AS Roma
AS Roma
9 Players
💡 Did you know?

A fascinating detail is the career trajectory of Wojciech Szczesny, who began his professional path in the Arsenal youth system before achieving a period of absolute maturity and international consolidation at AS Roma. His ability to lead the defensive line in both nations demonstrates how the tactical discipline of London and the passion of the Roman game can merge to produce world-class goalkeepers.

Players who played for Arsenal FC and AS Roma

9 players found in our database

Riccardo Calafiori
LB

Riccardo Calafiori

IT flag • 24 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
50
Gls / Ast
4 / 5
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
18
Gls / Ast
1 / 3
Wojciech Szczesny
GK

Wojciech Szczesny

PL flag • 36 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
181
CS
72
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
81
CS
23
Henrikh Mkhitaryan
CM

Henrikh Mkhitaryan

AM flag • 37 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
59
Gls / Ast
9 / 13
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
117
Gls / Ast
29 / 28
Ashley Cole
LB

Ashley Cole

GB-ENG flag • 45 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
228
Gls / Ast
9 / 23
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
16
Gls / Ast
0 / 0
Julio Baptista
AM

Julio Baptista

BR flag • 45 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
35
Gls / Ast
10 / 3
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
77
Gls / Ast
15 / 6
Thomas Vermaelen
CB

Thomas Vermaelen

BE flag • 40 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
150
Gls / Ast
15 / 6
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
12
Gls / Ast
0 / 0
Gervinho
LW

Gervinho

CI flag • 39 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
63
Gls / Ast
11 / 13
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
88
Gls / Ast
26 / 17
Ainsley Maitland-Niles
RB

Ainsley Maitland-Niles

GB-ENG flag • 29 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
132
Gls / Ast
3 / 8
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
12
Gls / Ast
0 / 0
Mathew Ryan
GK

Mathew Ryan

AU flag • 34 years
Arsenal FC Arsenal FC
Apps
3
CS
1
AS Roma AS Roma
Apps
1
CS
0

Arsenal FC & AS Roma

Arsenal and Roma stand as titans of European football, maintaining a tactical and administrative bond that has grown significantly over the last decade. While the Gunners have solidified a legacy based on rapid transitions and high pressing under modern footballing philosophies, the Giallorossi are defined by a combative, technical identity rooted in the heart of the Italian capital. Though they lack a direct historical rivalry, their occasional clashes act as a litmus test for the competition between the Premier League and Serie A. This convergence of styles is no coincidence, as both institutions prioritize the acquisition of versatile, technically gifted players. The connection between London and Rome transcends the pitch, establishing a constant flow of ideas, tactical maneuvers, and professional movements that have fundamentally shaped the competitive identity of both clubs within the landscape of European continental football tournaments.

Shared Players

The transfer of talent between these two clubs has been a truly fascinating phenomenon. Riccardo Calafiori exemplifies this modern transition, bringing his tactical discipline from Italy to London, joining a select list that includes Wojciech Szczesny, who matured between the posts at the Emirates before shining in Calcio. Icons like Henrikh Mkhitaryan brought undeniable creativity to both fronts, while the experience of Ashley Cole, Julio Baptista, and Thomas Vermaelen provided a solid base of shared excellence. Furthermore, the contributions of Gervinho, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Marquinhos, and Mathew Ryan complete a diverse spectrum of profiles, ranging from robust defenders to dynamic attackers. These players have not only exchanged jerseys but have served as vital bridges, adapting their inherent versatility to the unique tactical demands of the English game and the strategic focus characteristic of Italian football.

More Crossings

Other crossings with Arsenal FC & AS Roma

Test Your Knowledge

Think you know which players played for these clubs? Try our daily football games!

Play Now