The newspaper Corriere dello Sport revealed a shocking statistic about AS Roma, showing that the team has been repeating almost the same scenario in Serie A season after season, with no notable improvement in results up to the 31st round.

According to the report, Roma has collected 54 points this season after 31 rounds, a figure almost identical to what they achieved in previous years, with their tally ranging between 51 and 56 points over the last 8 seasons, regardless of changes in coaches or tactical approaches.

The detailed figures reveal this strange stability:

54 points (2025-2026)

53 points (2024-2025)

55 points (2023-2024)

56 points (2022-2023)

54 points (2021-2022)

54 points (2020-2021)

51 points (2019-2020)

51 points (2018-2019)

This digital stability also reflected on the team's ranking, as the fifth or sixth place became a "comfortable zone" for Roma, without the ability to consistently leap towards the Champions League qualifying spots, despite the change of coaches from Di Francesco to Mourinho, then De Rossi, and finally to Gasperini.

In the end, these numbers reflect a deeper issue within the club, as it seems the crisis is not only technical but also related to the team's structure and its ability to evolve, leading Roma fans to wonder: when will real change happen?