Burnley

Andréas Hountondji

A central striker built to win the ball in the air first and finish chances second, timing his runs so he arrives as the cross does rather than a beat early or late. He finishes comfortably with either foot once the chance falls to him.
Benin Burnley FWD
Appearances
5
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
127
25.40 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
3
Assists
0

Season Stats

Appearances
5
Minutes played
127
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
3
Shots on Target
3

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
77th of 77
Shots on target
59th of 125
Shots
104th of 135
Assists
60th of 60
👻 Ghost Players #43 of 434
👑 Assist Kings #408 of 421
💪 Workhorses #419 of 434
🎯 Pass Master #481 of 554
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Fri 16 Oct
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15:00
Sat 24 Oct
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Sat 31 Oct
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QPR
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Andréas Hountondji, The Striker Who Wins The Air

A physical target forward whose timing in the box turns crosses into genuine chances rather than just contested headers.

Hountondji plays the striker role a lot of teams still need but few young forwards do well, competing for every cross and long ball rather than drifting from the physical contest. His timing separates him from a purely physical target man, because he arrives on crosses at the moment they are most dangerous instead of simply being tall and hoping. He also finishes cleanly with both feet once the ball breaks kindly.

That combination produced a genuinely prolific scoring run in French football before he arrived in England, the kind of return that gets a striker noticed by clubs above his level. The question that follows any forward moving up on the back of one outstanding season is whether the timing holds against bigger, better organised defenders. Hountondji has the tools to answer that, even if he has not fully done so yet.

The Rest Of The Squad

34 players

Goalkeepers

1
Max Weiss
Age 22
7 apps
37
Grégoire Coudert
Age 27
2 apps
13
Ben Amos
Port Vale · Age 36
0 apps

Defenders

3
Max Alleyne
Manchester City · Age 21
9 apps 1a
2
Kyle Walker
Age 36
7 apps
22
Oliver Sonne
Age 25
7 apps
14
Connor Roberts
Age 31
6 apps
23
Lucas Pires
Age 25
6 apps 3a
15
Anel Ahmedhodzic
Age 27
5 apps
44
Igor Julio
Brighton and Hove Albion · Age 28
4 apps 1a
18
Hjalmar Ekdal
Sweden · Age 27
3 apps
6
Bashir Humphreys
Age 23
2 apps
36
Jordan Beyer
Age 26
0 apps
20
Shurandy Sambo
Curaçao · Age 25
0 apps

Midfielders

29
Josh Laurent
Age 31
8 apps 1g
8
Ugo Raghouber
Age 23
8 apps 1g
21
Aaron Ramsey
Leicester City · Age 23
7 apps 1g
28
Hannibal Mejbri
Tunisia · Age 23
5 apps
5
Reo Hatate
Age 28
5 apps 1g 2a
47
Ellis Clark
Age 19
0 apps
24
Josh Cullen
Age 30
0 apps

Forwards

11
Zeki Amdouni
Switzerland · Age 25
9 apps 3g 1a
7
Jacob Bruun Larsen
Age 28
7 apps 1g 1a
27
Armando Broja
Age 25
6 apps
19
Largie Ramazani
Age 25
6 apps 1g 1a
10
Marcus Edwards
Age 27
5 apps 1g
12
Dastan Satpaev
Age 18
4 apps
9
Jamie Vardy
Age 39
3 apps
31
Mike Trésor
Age 27
2 apps
35
Ashley Barnes
Age 36
0 apps
48
Enock Agyei
Age 21
0 apps
34
Jaydon Banel
Derby County · Age 21
0 apps
30
Lluc Castell
Age 20
0 apps
45
Michael Obafemi
Blackpool · Age 26
0 apps
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