Derby County

Carlton Morris

A physically imposing centre forward whose main job is winning the ball in the air and holding it up long enough for teammates to arrive, rather than doing everything himself. Years of loan spells around the divisions built exactly this kind of reliable focal point.
England Derby County FWD
Appearances
4
Goals
1

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
358
89.50 per match
Goals
1
Shots on Target
2
Assists
1

Season Stats

Appearances
4
Minutes played
358
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
4
Shots on Target
2

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
61st of 72
Shots on target
91st of 119
Shots
87th of 128
Assists
53rd of 56
👻 Ghost Players #100 of 417
😈 Bad Boys #145 of 452
👑 Assist Kings #172 of 406
🎯 Pass Master #285 of 541
💪 Workhorses #372 of 417
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DER
DER
15:00
Sat 10 Oct
WRE
WRE
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QPR
QPR
19:45
Wed 14 Oct
DER
DER
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DER
DER
15:00
Sat 17 Oct
STO
STO
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SHU
SHU
12:30
Sat 24 Oct
DER
DER
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MIL
MIL
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
DER
DER

Carlton Morris, The Forward Built By The Loan System

Years of temporary moves around the lower divisions shaped a striker who understands what a struggling teammate needs from him.

Morris spent the earlier part of his career bouncing between loan clubs, before anyone outside those grounds paid much attention, and that is precisely the experience that built the player Derby now rely on up front. He wins knockdowns other forwards would lose, and holds off a defender with his back to goal long enough for a midfielder to arrive. He scores goals that come from being first to a loose ball, rather than a moment of individual brilliance. None of that gets learned quickly.

The interesting part of his story is that his biggest moments came relatively late, once patience with the loan circuit had already run out for plenty of similar strikers. That history raises a fair question about ceiling. Does a target man shaped this way ever add a genuinely different gear, or do Derby already have the finished version of exactly what he offers.

The Rest Of The Squad

29 players

Goalkeepers

1
Jacob Widell Zetterström
Sweden · Age 28
7 apps
31
Josh Vickers
Age 30
1 app
12
Richard O'Donnell
Age 38
0 apps

Defenders

18
Charlie Taylor
West Bromwich Albion · Age 33
8 apps
6
Sondre Langås
Norway · Age 25
8 apps
28
Dion Sanderson
Age 26
7 apps
22
Max Johnston
Age 22
5 apps
24
Ryan Nyambe
Reading · Age 28
3 apps
3
Craig Forsyth
Age 37
2 apps
44
Eiran Cashin
Blackburn Rovers · Age 24
2 apps
2
Derry John Murkin
Age 27
0 apps
5
Matt Clarke
Age 30
0 apps
42
Raymond Offor
Age 19
0 apps

Midfielders

8
Bobby Clark
Age 21
8 apps 2g 2a
20
Alex Mowatt
West Bromwich Albion · Age 31
7 apps
26
Ryan Hedges
Blackburn Rovers · Age 31
7 apps
23
Joe Ward
Age 31
6 apps
29
Oscar Fraulo
Age 22
6 apps 1a
4
David Ozoh
Age 21
4 apps
27
Lewis Travis
Age 28
3 apps
13
Filip Bilbija
Age 26
2 apps
41
Charlie Smith
Age 17
0 apps

Forwards

33
Corey Blackett-Taylor
Bolton Wanderers · Age 29
7 apps
15
Lars-Jørgen Salvesen
Age 30
7 apps 1g
11
Sam Szmodics
Age 31
7 apps 2g 1a
10
Rhian Brewster
Age 26
6 apps 1a
16
Mohammed Fuseini
Age 24
4 apps 1g
19
Henrik Meister
Age 22
3 apps
7
Patrick Agyemang
Age 25
0 apps
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