Cherubini's home record at Benevento: six goals in familiar territory
The goal against Cesena is the sixth in Serie B for the Benevento number 10, all scored at home. A record that places him alongside Pio Esposito and Antonio Raimondo among the youngest prolific scorers in recent seasons.
Luigi Cherubini has marked his place in Serie B's scoring charts with a goal that carries significance: the one at the Vigorito against Cesena has confirmed a trend already evident in the numbers of the Roma academy product. The distinctive feature of his output lies in its geography—all six goals have come in front of the home crowd.
A statistic that speaks to more than simple attacking instinct: Cherubini demonstrates an understanding of the game within his own stadium's walls, where team support and crowd energy appear to amplify his finishing ability. Over the last three seasons in Serie B, among players with at least five home goals, only Inter's Pio Esposito and Frosinone's Antonio Raimondo boast a younger age profile.
Benevento's number 10 is no newcomer to football, yet his first goal in the yellow-red shirt gains extra weight precisely because of this striking consistency: six goals, six personal home victories, a density of effectiveness that commands the attention of those following Italy's emerging talent pool.