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Alaves

Alaves

La Liga

Season Statistics

4 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (75%) Draw (25%) Loss (0%)
4 Played
3 Won
1 Drawn
0 Lost
10 Goals For
3 Goals Against

Team Overview

Alaves have started this La Liga campaign in outstanding fashion, sitting unbeaten through four matches under manager Quique Sanchez Flores. The Basque club has claimed three wins and a draw, a record that places them among the division's early pacesetters. Their form line of WDWW reflects consistency and resilience, qualities that have long been part of the club's footballing identity as a side that competes tenaciously regardless of the level of opposition.

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The numbers behind this start are particularly striking. Alaves have scored 10 goals while conceding just 3, giving them a goal difference of plus 7 through four fixtures, and they have found the net in every single match played. Two clean sheets in four games also point to a well-organized defensive unit, one that has conceded sparingly even as the team pushes forward offensively. This balance between attacking productivity and defensive solidity has been the hallmark of the early season.

Home form has been especially impressive, with Alaves winning all three of their matches played at home without dropping a point. Their sole away fixture ended in a draw, suggesting a team still finding its full rhythm on the road but not far off replicating its home dominance. Taken together, the statistics paint the picture of a side playing with confidence and cohesion, scoring freely while remaining difficult to break down. For a club historically associated with hard-working, well-drilled football, this start represents an encouraging foundation, and it will be worth watching whether Alaves can sustain this level of output, both in attack and defense, as the season progresses under Sanchez Flores' guidance.

Squad (27 players)

Goalkeepers (4)

R. Montero
#33 R. Montero
A. Giménez
#13 A. Giménez
Sivera
#1 Sivera
G. Swiderski
#31 G. Swiderski

Defenders (7)

Carlos Ballestero García
#30 Carlos Ballestero García
Jonny
#17 Jonny
V. Koski
#16 V. Koski
P. Sanz
#36 P. Sanz
N. Tenaglia
#14 N. Tenaglia
N. Valentini
#2 N. Valentini
Yusi
#3 Yusi

Midfielders (10)

Carles Aleñá
#10 Carles Aleñá
Antonio Blanco
#8 Antonio Blanco
Selu Diallo
#24 Selu Diallo
Guevara
#6 Guevara
Pablo Ibáñez
#19 Pablo Ibáñez
C. Benavídez
#23 C. Benavídez
Mikel Rodríguez
#18 Mikel Rodríguez
Denis Suárez
#4 Denis Suárez
Angel Pérez
#7 Angel Pérez
A. Rebbach
#21 A. Rebbach

Attackers (6)

Hugo Novoa
#12 Hugo Novoa
L. Boyé
#15 L. Boyé
M. Díaz
#9 M. Díaz
A. Manas
#20 A. Manas
Toni Martínez
#11 Toni Martínez
Miguel Rodríguez
#22 Miguel Rodríguez

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
9
M. Díaz
M. Díaz
FW 7.9 4 3 3 168 0 22
4
Denis Suárez
Denis Suárez
MF 6.9 4 0 0 123 1 71
14
N. Tenaglia
N. Tenaglia
DF 7.2 4 1 0 360 7 141
17
Jonny
Jonny
DF 7.0 4 0 0 330 9 121
1
Sivera
Sivera
GK 7.4 4 0 1 360 0 99
16
V. Koski
V. Koski
DF 6.6 4 0 0 350 2 125
19
Pablo Ibáñez
Pablo Ibáñez
MF 7.1 4 1 0 360 4 131
8
Antonio Blanco
Antonio Blanco
MF 6.8 4 0 0 359 11 177
21
A. Rebbach
A. Rebbach
MF 6.5 4 0 0 321 10 88
7
Angel Pérez
Angel Pérez
MF 7.4 4 0 3 306 3 65
3
Yusi
Yusi
DF 7.0 4 0 0 100 7 47
10
Carles Aleñá
Carles Aleñá
MF 6.7 3 0 1 82 3 48
15
L. Boyé
L. Boyé
FW 8.0 3 4 0 229 9 48
11
Toni Martínez
Toni Martínez
FW 6.4 3 0 0 234 2 30
18
Mikel Rodríguez
Mikel Rodríguez
MF 6.9 3 0 0 54 1 10
23
C. Benavídez
C. Benavídez
MF 6.7 1 0 0 19 0 5
6
Guevara
Guevara
MF - 1 0 0 1 0 4
22
Miguel Rodríguez
Miguel Rodríguez
FW 6.5 1 0 0 12 0 1
2
N. Valentini
N. Valentini
DF 6.7 1 0 0 10 0 5
20
Aitor Mañas
Aitor Mañas
FW 6.6 0 0 0 84 0 8

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (44)

N. Valentini
From Fiorentina
Transfer Aug 2026
Miguel Rodríguez
From Utrecht
Transfer Jul 2026
Mikel Rodríguez
From Real Sociedad
Transfer Jul 2026
Julen Lartitegi
From Arenas Getxo
Return from loan Jun 2026
Jesús Owono
From Andorra
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (49)

Álvaro García
To Villarreal II
- Aug 2026
Víctor Parada
To Spartak Moscow
Transfer Jul 2026
E. Munoz
To Cordoba
Loan Jun 2026
I. Diabate
To GAIS
Return from loan Jun 2026
Jon Guridi
To Sevilla
Free agent Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
F. Garces
F. Garces Suspended
Out
T. Martinez
T. Martinez Foot Injury
Out
M. Rodriguez
M. Rodriguez Ankle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Alaves head into their upcoming fixture with three absences to account for, none of which are listed as doubtful, giving a clear picture of squad availability. F. Garces will miss out through suspension rather than injury, meaning his unavailability is a disciplinary matter rather than a fitness concern, and he should be available again once the suspension is served. T. Martinez is sidelined with a foot injury and M. Rodriguez is out with an ankle problem, and without further detail on severity or expected return, the club will need to monitor both situations closely.

With three first-team players unavailable, Alaves will be forced into some reshuffling, though the specific tactical impact depends on which areas of the pitch these players typically occupy. The absence of Garces through suspension is often the most straightforward to plan around, as it is a known, fixed-term situation rather than an uncertain recovery process. The foot and ankle injuries to Martinez and Rodriguez are more difficult to assess without additional information on their expected timelines. Overall, losing three players simultaneously tests squad depth, and how well Alaves cope will depend heavily on the quality of options available to step into these roles.

Recent Form

WWDWW
W Osasuna 5-2 (H)
W Villarreal 1-0 (H)
D Rayo Vallecano 1-1 (A)
W Getafe 3-0 (H)
W Castellón 3-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Alaves have put together an impressive run across their last five La Liga matches, winning four and drawing one, a stretch that points to a team firmly in the ascendancy. The only blemish came in a 1-1 draw away to Rayo Vallecano, the sole fixture in this sequence played on the road, suggesting the side has drawn much of its strength from home advantage. Everywhere else, the results have been emphatic: a 5-2 demolition of Osasuna, a 3-0 win over Getafe, and another 3-0 victory against Castellon, alongside a tighter 1-0 success over Villarreal.

The attacking numbers back up the eye test, with 13 goals scored in the five matches, an average well above two per game, reflecting a side capable of scoring in bunches rather than grinding out narrow wins. Defensively, Alaves have also been sound, conceding just three goals in total across the five matches, with three of the five outings ending in clean sheets. That combination of attacking firepower and defensive discipline, particularly in home fixtures against Osasuna, Villarreal, Getafe, and Castellon, has been the defining feature of this form spell, with the Rayo Vallecano draw the only sign of any resistance to the pattern.

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