Fantacalcio: the Top 11 of the 2025-2026 season according to tuttofantacalcio.it

Tuttofantacalcio.it has published its Top 11 for the 2025-2026 season based on its own fantasy parameters. The selected XI adopts a 4-3-3 pattern and brings together sure values, notable recruits and revelations.

Top 11 (4-3-3): Mile Svilar — Wesley — Gleison Bremer — Strahinja Pavlovic — Federico Dimarco — Nico Paz — Hakan Calhanoglu — Scott McTominay — Donyell Malen — Lautaro Martinez — Marcus Thuram

Mile SVILAR (Roma): the conquest of the Champions has long passed through his hands. For the second consecutive season, he won the award for the best goalkeeper in Serie A and, on the fantacalcio side, he was the best. He conceded no penalty goals but kept 18 clean sheets — almost half of the matches — and ranks second behind Butez for clean sheets and the number of goals conceded. He is also second in fantamedia behind Carnesecchi, with only 4 insufficient scores. Statistics: 38 matches scored, 31 goals conceded, 18 clean sheets, fantamedia: 5.45

WESLEY (Roma): strongly desired by Gasperini, it turned out to be one of the best purchases of the championship. He scored the Giallorossi's first seasonal goal and finished with 5 goals, continuing the tradition of scoring full-backs under the former Atalanta technician. Angeliño's disability pushed him to play on the left without his level suffering. His two expulsions and the absence of assists weigh a little, but his performances have earned him a call-up to the Brazilian selection. Statistics: 30 matches scored, 5 goals, 5 yellow cards, 2 expulsions, fantamedia: 6.47

GLEISON BREMER (Juventus): leader of the Bianconera defense, he was one of the last to break during a generally difficult season for the Old Lady. A major injury kept him away from the field for a few months, but upon the arrival of Spalletti he became efficient again. He has 7 direct participations on goal, including a double and 2 assists in the same match. Statistics: 26 matches scored, 4 goals, 3 assists, 5 yellow cards, fantamedia: 6.81

Strahinja PAVLOVIC (Milan): probably the best player in a dark year for the Rossoneri, or at least the most consistent — an important point considering the ups and downs of the season. He knew how to play the role of a modern defender, bringing offensive build-ups and creating superiority. He limited the cards and scored 5 goals. Statistics: 34 matches scored, 5 goals, 4 yellow cards, fantamedia: 6.62

Federico DIMARCO (Inter): rare are the defenders to count 7 goals and 17 assists (absolute record in Serie A): 24 direct contributions to the goal. Given the poor performance of the attackers on certain days, having him in the team was an unexpected plus. Chivu gave him more minutes and confidence; Dimarco was decisive and was even elected MVP of the championship. Statistics: 35 matches scored, 7 goals, 17 assists, 3 yellow cards, fantamedia: 7.64

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Nico PAZ (Como): a star is born. After the promises of last year, this season was the confirmation with a regular place in the Argentine selection, world champion. His assist average has remained stable while his goal total has doubled: he is the highest-scoring midfielder in Serie A and ranks fifth in the scorers' rankings, just 5 goals behind the capocannoniere. Statistics: 35 matches noted, 12 goals, 5 assists, 5 yellow cards, 2 missed penalties, fantamedia: 7.30

Hakan CALHANOGLU (Inter): a turbulent summer affected his status and value in fantasy for a while, but once his internal problems were resolved he once again became the expected decisive player. Despite only 22 matches scored, he came close to ten goals and missed an unusual penalty for him. It was decisive for the fantamanagers and for Inter, Italian champions. Statistics: 22 matches scored, 9 goals, 4 assists, 7 yellow cards, 1 missed penalty, fantamedia: 7.64

Scott MCTOMINAY (Napoli): after a discreet start with 3 goals in the first half, he deployed all his offensive power in the second half of the season. A dominant player, he was the soul of Napoli which managed to stay at the top of the rankings. He will undoubtedly be one of the most sought-after midfielders next season. Statistics: 33 matches noted, 10 goals, 2 assists, 1 yellow card, 1 missed penalty, fantamedia: 7.26

Donyell MALEN (Roma): January recruit with the most impressive performance in the recent history of Serie A. With 14 goals, he crushed the previous record held by Mario Balotelli and finished just three lengths behind the top scorer in the championship, adding 2 assists — both made in trivela. At times, he seemed out of category, notably thanks to his speed of execution and exceptional physical condition. He had not played as a central forward since his years at PSV. Statistics: 18 matches scored, 14 goals, 2 assists, 1 yellow card, 1 missed penalty, fantamedia: 8.97

Lautaro MARTINEZ (Inter): the choice of attackers at the start of the season proved complicated, but those who bet on the Nerazzurro captain were rewarded. He won the Serie A goalscoring rankings for the second time, with 17 goals – the lowest total in the last forty years for a capocannoniere. He nevertheless showed greater continuity, particularly between the 13th and 24th day (10 goals and 2 assists in 12 matches), and won the Player of the Match title 8 times. Statistics: 30 matches scored, 17 goals, 6 assists, 4 yellow cards, fantamedia: 8.25

Marcus THURAM (Inter): he started the season with flying colors (3 goals and 1 assist during the first three days), but then experienced a period without achievements until the 14th day, reproducing an already known course. The difference was made in the last quarter of the championship: 7 goals and 2 assists in 6 matches, performances which weighed on the fantacalcio and assured him third place in the scorers' ranking. Statistics: 29 matches rated, 13 goals, 6 assists, 2 yellow cards, fantamedia: 7.95

Reminder: this typical team faithfully reproduces the evaluations and statistics published by tuttofantacalcio.it for the 2025-2026 season.

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