Serie A · Cagliari
Cagliari — Season Outlook
Serie A 2026/27 · currently 10th ▼1 · 13 pts · WDLLL
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Serie A · Matchday 9 of 38
Where Cagliari finish
Footyntel projects Cagliari to finish around 13th in the Serie A 2026/27 — most likely 13th, with an 80% range of 9th to 17th — on roughly 43 points. Their chance of winning the title is 0%, of top 4 0.2%, and of relegation 9.3%. On current form they are likely to finish mid-table.
Home & away form
Recent results
Cagliari's last 5 matches (vs home, @ away).
Top scorers
Cagliari's leading scorers this season.
| Player | Goals | Assists |
|---|---|---|
| Daniel Maldini | 5 | 0 |
| Alessandro Romano | 1 | 0 |
| Paul Mendy | 1 | 1 |
Season trend
How Cagliari's title, top 4 and relegation probabilities have moved.
Cagliari's remaining fixtures
Model win / draw / loss for Cagliari in each match (H home, A away).
Squad
Current first-team squad.
Goalkeepers
- Boris Radunović
- Elia Caprile
- Alen Sherri
Defenders
- Yerry Mina
- Yukinari Sugawara
- Zé Pedro Figueiredo
- Giuseppe Aurelio
- Adam Obert
- Raphael Kofler
- Juan Martín Rodriguez
- Riyad Idrissi
Midfielders
- Alessandro Deiola
- Roberto Gagliardini
- Harry Winks
- Daniel Maldini
- Jacopo Fazzini
- Yanis Massolin
- Michel Adopo
- Alessandro Romano
- Joseph Liteta
- Nicola Grandu
- Ivan Sulev
Forwards
- Mbala N'Zola
- Mattia Felici
- Gennaro Borrelli
- Riccardo Ciervo
- Kevin Carlos
- Alieu Fadera
- Kingstone Mutandwa
- Yael Trepy
- Paul Mendy
How Footyntel Projects Cagliari's Serie A Season
Footyntel projects Cagliari's Serie A season by evaluating their attack and defence strengths based on current and past performance, then simulating the remainder of their fixtures using a statistical model. These projections are shaped by a blend of their recent form, historical data, and the inherent unpredictability of football, providing a probabilistic outlook on their potential season outcome.
About Cagliari Calcio
Cagliari Calcio, commonly known as Cagliari, is a historic Italian football club founded in 1920. The club competes in Serie A, Italy's top-tier football league, and plays its home matches at the Sardegna Arena. Known for their distinctive red, navy blue, and white colours, Cagliari has a loyal fan base and a rich history in Italian football. While they have not been consistent title contenders in recent years, the club has experienced periods of success, including winning the Serie A title in the 1969-70 season.
How Does Footyntel Rate Cagliari's Attack and Defence?
Footyntel's evaluation of Cagliari's attack and defence is a crucial component of its projection model. The ratings are derived from the goals scored and conceded by the team so far this season, adjusted to account for the small sample size by regressing towards the league average. This approach ensures that early-season performances do not disproportionately influence the ratings.
Additionally, Footyntel incorporates last season's form to provide a more comprehensive assessment. This blend of current and past performance helps to paint a clearer picture of Cagliari's strengths and weaknesses. For instance, if Cagliari has started the season strongly but struggled in the previous campaign, the model will balance these factors to avoid overreacting to recent results.
What Do the Attack and Defence Ratings Mean for Cagliari?
The attack and defence ratings have a direct impact on Footyntel's projections for Cagliari. A strong attack rating suggests that Cagliari has the potential to score goals and win matches, while a solid defence rating indicates that they are likely to concede fewer goals, which is crucial for securing positive results. These ratings feed into the Poisson goals model, which simulates the remainder of the season to estimate the probability of various outcomes.
For example, if Cagliari has a high attack rating and an average defence rating, the model might project them to have a higher chance of winning matches but also a moderate risk of conceding goals. Conversely, a strong defence and a modest attack could suggest a more cautious approach with a focus on clean sheets and lower-scoring victories.
How Do Cagliari's Remaining Fixtures and Recent Form Feed the Projection?
Footyntel's projection model takes into account Cagliari's remaining fixtures and their recent form to generate a detailed forecast of their season. The model considers the difficulty of upcoming matches, factoring in the strengths and weaknesses of opposing teams. This is particularly important for Serie A, where the competition is fierce and every match can significantly impact the final standings.
Recent form is another critical factor. If Cagliari has been performing well in their last few games, the model will reflect this in its projections, suggesting a higher likelihood of positive results in the near future. Conversely, a string of poor performances will be accounted for, indicating potential challenges ahead.
Understanding the Season-Trend Chart and Probability Bars
On Footyntel's Cagliari page, users will find a season-trend chart and probability bars that provide a visual representation of the team's projected performance. The season-trend chart illustrates how Cagliari's chances of achieving various outcomes (such as winning the title, qualifying for European competitions, or being relegated) evolve over the course of the season.
The probability bars offer a snapshot of the current probabilities for different outcomes. For example:
- Winning the Title: A low probability, given the competitive nature of Serie A and Cagliari's historical performance.
- Qualifying for Europe: A moderate probability, depending on their performance and the standings.
- Relegation: A risk that varies based on their form and the strength of other teams in the league.
These visual aids help users to quickly grasp the overall picture of Cagliari's season outlook.
An Honest Note on Uncertainty
It is important to acknowledge the inherent uncertainty in any football projection. While Footyntel's model is grounded in data and statistical analysis, football is unpredictable. Injuries, managerial changes, and other unforeseen events can significantly alter a team's trajectory. Therefore, the projections should be viewed as a guide rather than a definitive forecast. They provide a probabilistic framework for understanding Cagliari's potential season, but the actual outcome will ultimately depend on the team's performance on the pitch.
Conclusion
Footyntel's projections for Cagliari offer a data-driven perspective on the team's Serie A campaign. By evaluating their attack and defence, factoring in recent form and fixture difficulty, and using a robust statistical model, Footyntel provides a comprehensive overview of Cagliari's season prospects. While the future is uncertain, these projections offer valuable insights for fans and analysts alike.
FAQ
Can Cagliari win the Serie A this season?
Footyntel's model gives Cagliari a 0% chance of winning the Serie A 2026/27 title, currently 12th of 20 clubs by title probability. They are projected to finish around 13th on about 43 points.
Will Cagliari be relegated?
The model gives Cagliari a 9.3% chance of relegation this season. Their most likely finish is 13th, with an 80% range of 9th–17th.
Where will Cagliari finish in the Serie A?
Projected finish: about 13th (most likely 13th), 80% likely between 9th and 17th. Title 0%, top 4 0.2%, relegation 9.3%.
Who is Cagliari's top scorer this season?
Daniel Maldini leads Cagliari in the Serie A 2026/27 with 5 goals.
Where do Cagliari play, and when were they founded?
Cagliari play their home matches at Sardegna Arena, and were founded in 1920. They currently compete in the Serie A.
Are Cagliari predictions free on Footyntel?
Yes — Cagliari's season projection, form, remaining fixtures and title / relegation probabilities are free with no sign-up, updated hourly from official match data.