Nine unique players have scored double figures of goals in a calendar year for Roma Women, a feat that usually requires form over sections of two different seasons.
Three players achieved the feat in 2025, including Manuela Giugliano for a third consecutive year.
Here, in chronological order, are the players to have hit double figures of goals in a calendar year for Roma Women.
Annamaria Serturini – 10 (2019)
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the first player to manage double figures of goals for Roma in one calendar year was the player who for six years was their all-time leading scorer, Annamaria Serturini.
The winger concluded Roma’s debut season, 2018-19, as their main source of goals. In fact, by that point, she had more than twice as many goals as anyone else at the club to her name.
Serturini’s output decreased in her second season, but she still managed to hit the 10-goal landmark for her efforts in 2019 overall.
Andressa Alves – 11 (2021)
Andressa Alves began 2021 in fine form, scoring a hat-trick against Roma CF in the Coppa Italia that January. It was the beginning of a fruitful year for the attacking midfielder.
In the middle of it, Roma would win that tournament altogether, before setting off on a new Serie A Femminile season in which they would break new ground.
One of the highlights of Roma’s 2021-22 campaign was Andressa’s lobbed goal from near the corner flag against Napoli in September, showing that she brought quality and quantity to the table on her way to scoring 11 goals in 2021, which at the time was an outright record.
Annamaria Serturini – 10 (2021)
After becoming the first Roma Women player to hit double figures in one calendar year, Serturini also became the first player to do so twice when backing the achievement up in 2021.
With goals in the quarter-final and semi-final of the Coppa Italia (in which she would also score in the penalty shootout, which does not count towards this tally) she played her part in the story of Roma’s first trophy win that year.
Paloma Lazaro – 11 (2022)
2022 would be the year in which Roma would welcome a new star striker in the shape of Giacinti, but their existing centre-forward Paloma Lázaro also had a year to remember.
Concluding 2021-22 as Roma’s most-used player of the season as well as top scorer, Lázaro had scored nine times between January and the end of that campaign.
She added a further two goals – both in the Champions League, including a long-range effort in the group stage against St. Pölten – in the first part of the following campaign to surpass the 10-goal barrier.
Emilie Haavi – 10 (2022)
Having arrived at Roma in December 2021, Emilie Haavi would soon flourish and make a significant impact in the full calendar year that followed.
Scoring in four consecutive matches between January and February, including a brace in one, she would end 2022 with 10 goals – split evenly between the two seasons encompassed within the calendar year.
She had clearly set off on the right foot for the 2022-23 season, in which she would go on to become not just a Scudetto winner but the Serie A Femminile MVP.
Valentina Giacinti – 11 (2022)
Goals were always to be expected when Giacinti joined Roma, but the Italy international delivered to live up to the hype.
During her debut six months as a Roma player, Giacinti matched a record for goalscoring achievements over a period of time twice as long.
Giacinti only signed for Roma in July 2022, but a few months later she was matching the record for the most goals scored for the club in a calendar year.
Giacinti scored 11 times before her first Christmas as a Roma player, instantly replicating the kind of form she had shown throughout her career before.
With four goals in Roma’s inaugural Champions League group, Giacinti set about making her experience count in Europe as well as domestically.
The fact that she could match a record for goalscoring exploits across 12 months in half the time (and just 23 appearances) generated much enthusiasm for what she could contribute over an even longer timespan.
Sophie Roman Haug – 10 (2022)
A new recruit for Roma at the start of February 2022, Sophie Roman Haug arrived as one for the future.
The Norwegian attacker made some kind of impact in the present, though, by hitting double figures before the year was out.
Many of Roman Haug’s appearances came from the bench, but she made the most of as many as she could to make an impact in her first 11 months in Italy.
It was a year to remember for the 23-year-old for several reasons; indeed, she was granted a contract extension as early as August, and she also earned her first few caps at senior level for Norway, making a scoring impact.
Andressa Alves – 13 (2023)
2023 turned out to be the farewell year for Andressa at Roma, since she departed at the end of the Scudetto season, but she was in fine form right up to the end of her spell with the club.
Between the turn of the calendar year and the end of the 2022-23 season, Andressa scored 13 goals, at the time setting a new record for the most goals in a year by a Roma player despite doing so in just half of it.
She scored in five consecutive games between January and February 2023, falling one short of her own record for the best scoring streak by a Giallorosse player that she had set two years earlier, and reached her 10th goal of 2023 as early as March.
There were braces against the likes of Fiorentina and Sassuolo in the league, as well as goals against all but one of the opponents in the Scudetto Pool on Roma’s route to their first league title.
Valentina Giacinti – 16 (2023)
Andressa’s calendar-year record was later usurped by Giacinti, who obviously had the double benefit of being a centre-forward and being there for the whole of 2023.
Roma’s top scorer in their first Scudetto season reached double figures for 2023 by September, until she extended her tally for the year to 16.
It meant that for a second consecutive calendar year, Giacinti’s was Roma’s top scorer over a 12-month period. This time, she stood out on her own rather than being tied with another player.
Her haul included four braces – including one in the Champions League against Ajax – but only one example of her scoring in three successive matches, which was as far back as January.
Manuela Giugliano – 11 (2023)
Over the course of 2023, midfielder Giugliano sharpened up her skills in front of goal, especially benefitting from the slightly more advanced role she adopted after the summer arrival of defensive midfielder Saki Kumagai.
For perspective, Giugliano scored three goals between January and the end of the 2022-23 season, but a further eight in the first few months of the 2023-24 campaign.
During November, Giugliano scored in four games running for the first time, having previously never gone beyond a two-game scoring streak. Then, in December, she crossed over the milestone of double figures for 2023.
She was fittingly responsible for the last Giallorosse goal of 2023, a free kick against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Valentina Giacinti – 19 (2024)
After being Roma’s top scorer in 2022 and 2023, it came as no surprise that Giacinti was the top scorer in 2024 as well – and this time by setting a new record with 19 goals across the calendar year.
11 of her goals came towards the back end of the 2023-24 season as Roma retained their Scudetto, before she added another eight goals in the formative months of the 2024-25 campaign (half of which came in the Champions League until a group-stage exit).
In February, Giacinti scored her first hat-trick for Roma, becoming just the fourth player in the club’s history to record such an achievement.
And her 17th goal of 2024, which surpassed her own record as the most by a Roma player in a calendar year, was a fairly important one, as it came in a derby win in November.
Evelyne Viens – 16 (2024)
But Giacinti was pipped to the title of being the overall top scorer in Serie A Femminile by Evelyne Viens, a new weapon in the Roma attack for the 2023-24 season and beyond.
Able to play as a winger or as a centre-forward, the Canadian enjoyed two separate three-game scoring streaks across the autumn months shortly after her arrival in Italian football.
Better still, she scored in five consecutive games across May 2024, culminating in her 10th goal of the calendar year being the last-minute equaliser that sent the Coppa Italia final against Fiorentina to extra time (with Roma eventually winning on penalties).
Six more goals followed for Viens since the start of the 2024-25 season, with four of those coming in the space of five September days.
Manuela Giugliano – 17 (2024)
What a year 2024 was for Giugliano. Her highlights included becoming the Serie A Femminile MVP, Roma’s new captain and the first ever Italian nominee for the women’s Ballon d’Or.
And in amongst all that, Giugliano overtook Serturini to become the new leading goalscorer in Roma Women history.
In September, Giugliano and Giacinti both matched Serturini’s tally of 41 goals for the club – with it being the captain’s 10th goal of 2024. A few days later, Giugliano charged away with the record in her own right by scoring a brace, which was rather surprisingly her first for the club.
The gap between Giugliano and Giacinti by the end of 2024 remained two, with the former on 48 goals and the latter on 46. And what is more impressive is the fact that Giugliano got double figures of assists to her name for 2024 as well.
Manuela Giugliano – 15 (2025)
For the third consecutive calendar year, Giugliano reached double figures of goals for Roma. This time around, in 2025, she outscored all her teammates with 15 goals (seven in the first half of the year and eight in the second).
With Giacinti leaving the club in the summer, Giugliano has been able to extend her lead as Roma’s record scorer of all time. By the end of 2025, her nearest challenger still at the club is 27 goals behind her overall tally.
Alice Corelli – 11 (2025)
2025 was a breakthrough year for Corelli, who returned to the club after a couple of loan spells away ahead of the 2024-25 season.
The Rome-born attacker gradually began to make a name for herself, scoring four goals from the start of the New Year to the end of the 2024-25 season to make it her highest-scoring season in her career so far.
But what was more impressive was the way Corelli set out in the 2025-26 season, which already overtook the previous campaign as her highest-scoring after she scored seven goals before the close of the calendar year.
Her form earned her a first call-up for the Italy national team in the process.
Evelyne Viens – 12 (2025)
Following the departure of Giacinti, Viens was left – along with Corelli – as the most recognisable option to play at centre-forward for Roma.
By that point, she already had three goals to her name from the first six months of 2025, but she added another nine over the last six.
That included her first hat-trick for the club in a Champions League consolation win over St. Pölten, as her goals were heavily weighted towards cup competitions. In fact, she still only had one league goal before Christmas in the 2025-26 season.
This article was originally published on 1st January 2023 and will be updated fully at the end of each calendar year to address the latest achievers.
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