Who has the most yellow cards in Serie A this season?
In this article, we're highlighting discipline, specifically yellow cards. Focusing on those players in Serie A, who more often than not find themselves in the referees notebook. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, as 'tactical fouling' is a vital part of the modern game, whether it be to break up a passage of play, or to prevent a potentially score-changing counter-attack.
Below, we've compiled the players with the most yellow cards currently accrued in Serie A across the 2022-23 season. These players are ranked from top to bottom in order of most cards to least.
| PLAYER | TEAM | YELLOW CARDS |
| Mehdi Leris | Sampdoria | 13 |
| Lassana Coulibaly | Salernitana | 12 |
| Rodrigo Becao | Udinese | 11 |
| Sofyan Amrabat | Fiorentina | 11 |
| Maxime Lopez | Sassuolo | 11 |
| Leonardo Sernicola | Cremonese | 11 |
| Ruan | Sassuolo | 11 |
| Bruno Amione* | Sampdoria | 10 (one for Verona) |
| Fabiano Parisi | Empoli | 10 |
| Roger Ibanez | AS Roma | 10 |
| Filippo Bandinelli | Empoli | 10 |
| Flavius Daniliuc | Salernitana | 10 |
| Jaka Bijol | Udinese | 10 |
| Nicolas Dominguez | Bologna | 10 |
| Emmanuel Gyasi | Spezia | 10 |
| Armando Izzo | Monza | 10 |
| Sergej Milinkovic-Savic | Lazio | 10 |
| Emmanuel Gyasi | Spezia | 10 |
| Armand Lauriente | Sassuolo | 9 |
| Liam Henderson | Empoli | 9 |
| Marcelo Brozovic | Inter Milan | 9 |
| Federico Ceccherini | Verona | 9 |
In Serie A, a player receives a one-match suspension after accumulating five yellow cards in the competition.