Watford

Hector Kyprianou

A big, versatile midfielder equally comfortable screening a back four or dropping in as an extra centre back when a game needs settling down. He has already captained a side to cup finals at Wembley, which is exactly the kind of pressure that tends to separate a squad player from a leader.
Cyprus Watford MID
Appearances
9
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
810
90.00 per match
Assists
0
Key passes
5
Pass accuracy
84%

Season Stats

Appearances
9
Minutes played
810
Goals
0
Assists
0
Key passes
5
Accuracy
84%

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
56th of 56
Key passes
70th of 147
Pass accuracy
12th of 150
Goals
60th of 60
🎯 Pass Master #38 of 554
😈 Bad Boys #42 of 467
🟨 Most Cards #83 of 254
👑 Assist Kings #190 of 421
💪 Workhorses #213 of 434
👻 Ghost Players #274 of 434
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Hector Kyprianou, The Captain Built For Finals

A commanding midfielder who has already lifted trophies at Wembley and captained a team through consecutive promotion pushes.

Kyprianou is built to do the unglamorous jobs that let a team play higher up the pitch, whether that means sitting in front of the back four or slotting across into central defence when a manager needs extra height at a set piece. His size makes him a real presence in both boxes, and he reads danger early enough to break up attacks before they properly form rather than making the last ditch tackle that gets the headlines.

What separates him from most midfielders his age is that he has already captained a side through the kind of pressure most players never face, lifting a trophy at Wembley and doing it more than once. That experience of leading a dressing room through must win games is not something you can coach into a player who has not lived it. Watch how quickly he talks to teammates after conceding possession, because organising others under pressure is where captains earn the armband.

The Rest Of The Squad

31 players

Goalkeepers

1
Federico Ravaglia
Age 26
9 apps
26
Daniel Bachmann
Leyton Orient · Age 32
0 apps
24
Sam Walker
Bradford City · Age 35
0 apps

Defenders

6
Mattie Pollock
Age 25
9 apps
33
Jordan Zemura
Age 26
8 apps
4
Kévin Keben
Age 22
8 apps
23
Omar Haktab Traoré
Age 28
7 apps 1a
3
Soumaïla Coulibaly
Age 22
4 apps
56
Albert Eames
Age 21
3 apps
29
Branimir Mlacic
Age 19
3 apps
16
Marc Bola
Age 28
1 app
53
James Clarridge
Braintree Town · Age 22
0 apps
2
Jeremy Ngakia
Age 26
0 apps
50
Joshua Mullins
Age 20
0 apps
80
Raphael London
Age 17
0 apps
75
Tomiwa Akinyimika
Age 17
0 apps

Midfielders

39
Edo Kayembe
Congo DR · Age 28
9 apps 1g 1a
22
Martín Payero
Age 28
6 apps
8
Edoardo Bove
Age 24
5 apps

Forwards

21
Amin Nabizada
Age 19
9 apps 3g
17
Iker Bravo
Age 21
9 apps 1g 1a
20
Mamadou Doumbia
Age 20
9 apps 1g
7
Othmane Maamma
Age 21
9 apps
9
Luca Kjerrumgaard
Age 23
8 apps 1g
11
Rocco Vata
Age 21
8 apps
45
Stephy Mavididi
Leicester City · Age 28
4 apps
10
Myron Boadu
Age 25
2 apps
43
Jack Grieves
Age 21
0 apps
14
Kwadwo Baah
Age 23
0 apps
18
Michail Antonio
Age 36
0 apps
19
Nikoloz Chikovani
Age 19
0 apps
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