Antonio Raimondo has attracted attention after scoring seven goals in the first seven Serie A rounds, according to a BongdaPlus profile.
The report links his form to Frosinone's 13-point start. It describes the 2004-born forward as a Bologna player currently on loan, rather than a permanent Frosinone signing.
A route through loan spells
Bologna recruited Raimondo from Cesena's youth system in 2018. Sinisa Mihajlovic gave him his Serie A debut against Verona in May 2021, when he was 17.
Regular first-team opportunities proved harder to secure. Loan spells at Ternana, Venezia and Salernitana preceded his move to Frosinone.
The article credits him with 15 goals in 2025-26 as Frosinone earned promotion. That campaign established the platform for his continued role after the club returned to Serie A.
In interviews cited by the source, Raimondo expressed gratitude to Mihajlovic for his early trust and to Massimiliano Alvini for helping him regain confidence.
Varied finishing, further ambitions
BongdaPlus describes a forward standing around 1.85 metres tall who contributes through movement, headers and left-footed finishing.
Raimondo identifies Edinson Cavani and Mauro Icardi as models, highlighting their positioning, work for team-mates and effectiveness around goal.
His current form has encouraged discussion of a senior Italy call-up. The article presents that as an ambition and a possibility, not a newly announced selection.
Raimondo's immediate emphasis remains on following his club coach's instructions and sustaining his performances. The challenge now is to turn a productive opening spell into a consistent contribution across the season.