Burnley

Jacob Bruun Larsen

A winger who earns his place through work rate as much as end product, tracking back to help his full back before sprinting forward the moment possession changes. He is a direct runner rather than a player who drifts inside looking for combinations.
Denmark Burnley FWD
Appearances
6
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
405
67.50 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
0
Assists
1

Season Stats

Appearances
6
Minutes played
405
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
1
Shots on Target
0

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
72nd of 72
Shots on target
119th of 119
Shots
119th of 128
Assists
37th of 56
👑 Assist Kings #25 of 406
👻 Ghost Players #112 of 417
🎯 Pass Master #215 of 541
💪 Workhorses #318 of 417
😈 Bad Boys #427 of 452

Upcoming Burnley Fixtures

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Jacob Bruun Larsen, The Winger Who Also Defends

A wide player whose value comes from covering every blade of grass on his flank, not only the attacking half.

Bruun Larsen plays the flank the way a full back would prefer every winger played it, tracking runners and helping out defensively instead of treating his own half as somebody else's problem. When the ball turns over he sprints in behind rather than waiting for it, using direct running that stretches a defence in transition. That balance was recognised early with selection for the team of the tournament at a major European under 21 championship.

What still needs answering is whether a winger with this much defensive responsibility keeps enough in reserve to threaten going forward. Wide players who track back diligently sometimes arrive in the final third a beat too tired to make the decisive pass. Burnley need him to manage that balance rather than sacrifice one side for the other.

The Rest Of The Squad

34 players

Goalkeepers

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

Defenders

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

Midfielders

8
Ugo Raghouber
Age 23
8 apps 1g
21
Aaron Ramsey
Leicester City · Age 23
7 apps 1g
29
Josh Laurent
Age 31
7 apps 1g
28
Hannibal Mejbri
Tunisia · Age 23
5 apps
5
Reo Hatate
Age 28
4 apps 1a
47
Ellis Clark
Age 19
0 apps
34
Jaydon Banel
Derby County · Age 21
0 apps
24
Josh Cullen
Age 30
0 apps

Forwards

11
Zeki Amdouni
Switzerland · Age 25
8 apps 2g 1a
17
Andréas Hountondji
Age 24
5 apps
27
Armando Broja
Age 25
5 apps
19
Largie Ramazani
Age 25
5 apps 1g 1a
10
Marcus Edwards
Age 27
4 apps
12
Dastan Satpaev
Age 18
3 apps
9
Jamie Vardy
Age 39
2 apps
31
Mike Trésor
Age 27
2 apps
35
Ashley Barnes
Age 36
0 apps
48
Enock Agyei
Age 21
0 apps
30
Lluc Castell
Age 20
0 apps
45
Michael Obafemi
Blackpool · Age 26
0 apps
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Jacob Bruun Larsen: The Quiet Contributor

Burnley’s balanced wide forward, built on intelligent runs and reliable output.

Bruun Larsen’s game is about doing the right thing at the right time. He makes simple movements that open lanes, runs beyond the defence when the moment is there, and arrives in the box without needing constant touches. He doesn’t dominate the ball, but he helps attacks function because his timing is disciplined and his decisions are clean.

He also works hard without the ball. For Burnley, that matters because wide players will often need to track, press, and protect full-backs against stronger opponents. Bruun Larsen gives them that responsibility while still carrying goal threat, which makes him valuable in a system that needs both intensity and efficiency.

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