Serie A Week 8: Calò Scores Again, Bartesaghi Stands Out
In the eighth round of Serie A, Frosinone midfielder Giacomo Calò scored for the second match in a row to become the highest-rated Italian player of the week. At Milan, Bartesaghi was effective on the left wing in the attacking role against Udinese.

The eighth round of Serie A ended on Sunday evening. The Italian player who stood out most of the week was Frosinone midfielder Giacomo Calò. Calò scored his third goal in the match away at Atalanta, which ended 4-4. The player celebrated a goal for the second consecutive week, while his team also scored four goals in a match for the second time this season.
At Milan, Bartesaghi played in an advanced role on the left wing in the 2-0 win over Udinese. The young player's attacking contribution earned him a rating of 7 points. His activity in attacks showed that he is a serious alternative on the left side of the Rossoneri.
Among the other players who received 7 points in the week's rating list was Atalanta's Marco Carnesecchi. Despite conceding four goals in the Frosinone match, the goalkeeper's performance was viewed positively by the raters. Lazio's Mattia Zaccagni and Bologna's Federico Bernardeschi were also among the players who earned the same score.
During the week, only Calò received a rating of 7.5 or higher. This picture also shows that the influence of Italian players in Serie A is not as pronounced as it was at the start of the year.



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