Preston North End

Daniel Iversen

A tall Danish goalkeeper who commands crosses with real authority and seems to relish the pressure of a penalty shootout more than most. He chose to return to Preston permanently after loan spells there had already made him the fans favourite visiting goalkeeper for years.
Denmark Preston North End GK
Appearances
12
Clean sheets
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
1080
90.00 per match
Clean sheets
0
Goals conceded
25
Saves
37

Season Stats

Appearances
12
Minutes played
1080
Clean sheets
0
Goals conceded
25
Saves
37

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 goalkeepers

Clean sheets
27th of 27
Saves
10th of 35
Save %
27th of 35
Goals conceded
1st of 33
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STO
STO
12:30
Sat 31 Oct
 PNE
PNE
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PNE
PNE
19:45
Tue 3 Nov
 SHU
SHU
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PNE
PNE
15:00
Sat 7 Nov
 SOU
SOU
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WHU
WHU
15:00
Sat 21 Nov
 PNE
PNE
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CAR
CAR
19:45
Tue 24 Nov
 PNE
PNE

Daniel Iversen, The Keeper Who Kept Coming Back

He spent years on loan at Preston before signing permanently, choosing a club that already treated him as its own.

Iversen commands his box with the confidence height gives him, dealing with crosses the way the position demands rather than through panic. What stands out most is his composure in a shootout, a situation that unravels plenty of capable goalkeepers. He saved three penalties on his senior debut for Leicester, the kind of afternoon that either defines a career or gets forgotten depending on what follows. That performance turned a fringe loan option into a genuine goalkeeping prospect almost overnight.

His years on loan across England and Belgium built the patience that now shows whenever he has to wait for a game to reach him. He chose Preston permanently after already winning their player of the year award on loan there. That choice says plenty about how he reads his own career, favouring a settled role over uncertainty elsewhere.

The Rest Of The Squad

27 players

Goalkeepers

21
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Defenders

3
10 apps 1a
14
10 apps
24
10 apps
16
8 apps 1g
4
Charlton Athletic · Age 25
8 apps
11
8 apps
19
6 apps
6
5 apps
12
Caleb Wiley
Age 21
3 apps 1g
2
3 apps
32
Age 19
1 app
35
Isaac Irwin
Age 18
0 apps

Midfielders

7
12 apps 1g
27
12 apps 1a
15
11 apps 1g 1a
17
Stanley Mills
Oxford United · Age 23
8 apps 1a
20
Norwich City · Age 23
5 apps
23
3 apps
8
2 apps
44
2 apps
—
0 apps

Forwards

10
12 apps 3g
37
Bristol City · Age 27
11 apps 2a
9
11 apps 1g
38
Johnny Kenny
Bolton Wanderers · Age 23
6 apps 2g
30
1 app
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