Davide Biraschi

Davide Biraschi is Frosinone’s Bronze-level squad_player, the experienced centre-back filling out the depth chart rather than chasing headlines. Rome-born, seasoned across Italy’s lower and mid tiers, he has no trophies to show, but a long career of doing the unfashionable work. His class tag says it clearly: he is still building his body of work in this shirt.

The season picture is honest. Three appearances, the full 270 minutes, yet very few touches and passes per match – the kind of output that earns a GHOST badge, a player who drifts on the edge of the broadcast. But there is a twist: his form sits clearly above his season ability, pointing to a player on an upward trajectory. He is not on the ball much, he is not there for the highlight reel, yet his strongest pentagon edge is Workrate. That shows in the unseen graft – tracking runs, holding the line, doing the dirty defensive jobs so others can play. It is low-glamour, high-discipline defending.

On the market sheet he is listed at €0m with a falling trend, which underlines how little external hype surrounds him. For Biraschi, the real Stakes live elsewhere: earning trust for a crunch match, proving he can be more than back-up, and turning this quiet rise in form into a stable role in the squad.