
Players, positions, shirt numbers, nationalities, and coach context.
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Atalanta squad and player list brings together 30 players across attackers, midfielders, defenders, and goalkeepers based in Italy. The page is built around the details people usually check first: player names, positions, shirt numbers, nationalities, coach information, and links into the wider team fixtures, results, standings, and stats pages.
Attackers include Kamaldeen Sulemana (#7), Gianluca Scamacca (#9), Federico Cassa (#11), Giacomo Raspadori (#18), and Dominic Vavassori (#45), with 1 more player in that position group.
Midfielders include Yunus Musah (#6), Mario Pašalić (#8), Lazar Samardžić (#10), Éderson (#13), and Marten de Roon (#15), with 5 more players in that position group.
Defenders include Kouakou Kossounou (#3), Isak Hien (#4), Mitchel Bakker (#5), Pietro Comi (#6), and Berat Djimsiti (#19), with 5 more players in that position group.
Goalkeepers include Piotr Pardel (#1), Marco Carnesecchi (#29), Francesco Rossi (#31), and Marco Sportiello (#57).
G. Gasperini is listed as Atalanta's coach, giving the squad page a clear link between the player group and the current team setup.
Atalanta's squad includes players such as Kamaldeen Sulemana, Gianluca Scamacca, Federico Cassa, and Giacomo Raspadori. The listed squad includes 30 players, so visitors can move from the team page into individual profiles, recent matches, standings context, and player or team stat rankings.
The position groups help show how Atalanta are built across attackers, midfielders, defenders, and goalkeepers. That makes the squad page useful before a fixture, after team news, or when comparing player roles across the season.