Martina Piemonte’s Return Puts AS Roma in the Driver’s Seat
With the AS Roma women's team, known as the Giallorosse, officially welcoming back veteran forward Martina Piemonte for a new chapter, this move comes at an important time. Key players such as Emilie Haavi, Evelyne Viens, and Giulia Dragoni have all left after two-year loans to Barcelona.
Since its founding in 2018, the Giallorosse has made waves under the leadership of Head of Women’s Football Betty Bavagnoli. The team has secured three Serie A titles, three Coppa Italia wins, and two Supercoppas, competing in UEFA Champions League for four consecutive seasons.
While promising when first signed with Roma, Martina Piemonte flourished elsewhere. Over the last three Serie A seasons with Lazio, she scored 39 goals – 26 of those in the past two years. Piemonte is now set to take charge as the main goal-scoring option for AS Roma.
Piemonte’s return is a significant boost. At 27 years old and with a proven track record of success, she brings both experience and stability to the team. In navigating this challenging transition, having such an impactful player will be crucial.
Looking ahead, the AS Roma women's football club is preparing for a new era combining experience with youth and ambition. Martina Piemonte’s leadership will undoubtedly play a pivotal role as they work toward maintaining their competitive edge on the field.
