Southampton

James Bree

A right back who has quietly built a long career out of reliability rather than flair, adding goals and assists from deep positions across several different clubs. He is the kind of defender a manager trusts to simply do the job without drama.
England Southampton DEF
Appearances
9
Tackles won
8

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
809
89.88 per match
Tackles won
8
Interceptions
9
Clean sheets contributed
29
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
9
Minutes played
809
Tackles won
8
Interceptions
9
Clearances
29
Blocks
4

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
32nd of 159
Interceptions
35th of 168
Clearances
51st of 183
Blocks
68th of 149
🎯 Pass Master #57 of 556
👑 Assist Kings #71 of 422
🟨 Most Cards #86 of 258
😈 Bad Boys #177 of 468
👻 Ghost Players #241 of 434
💪 Workhorses #329 of 434
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SOU
SOU
13:00
Sun 11 Oct
POR
POR
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NOR
NOR
19:45
Wed 14 Oct
SOU
SOU
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SOU
SOU
15:00
Sat 17 Oct
BOL
BOL
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WHU
WHU
15:00
Sat 24 Oct
SOU
SOU
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SOU
SOU
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
QPR
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James Bree, The Full Back Who Just Delivers

A right back whose long career has been built on steady contributions rather than any single standout attribute.

Bree has played right back for a series of clubs across a long stretch of senior football, and the consistent thread through that career is a habit of chipping in going forward without ever being the centre of attention. He has set up goals from deep, scored a handful himself, and rarely looks like the reason a defence has broken down. That steadiness is precisely why he keeps getting picked, even when louder names are competing for his shirt.

The trade off is that a career built on reliability rarely produces the kind of highlight reel that wins a supporter's imagination. Bree has spent long stretches as understudy rather than first choice at nearly every stop along the way. Southampton fans watching him week to week are unlikely to see moments of individual brilliance, but they will notice how rarely his side looks exposed down that flank whenever he plays.

The Rest Of The Squad

27 players

Goalkeepers

1
Daniel Peretz
Age 26
9 apps
32
Aaron Ramsdale
Newcastle United · Age 28
0 apps
25
George Long
Age 32
0 apps
31
Jamie Jones
Age 37
0 apps

Defenders

3
Ryan Manning
Age 30
9 apps 1g 1a
13
Keven Schlotterbeck
Age 29
7 apps 1g
15
Nathan Wood
Age 24
7 apps
5
Jack Stephens
Age 32
5 apps
34
Welington
Age 25
2 apps 1g
39
Joachim Kayi Sanda
Age 19
0 apps
2
Mads Roerslev
Age 27
0 apps
6
Zach Abbott
Nottingham Forest · Age 20
0 apps

Midfielders

10
Finn Azaz
Age 26
9 apps 3g 5a
4
Flynn Downes
Age 27
9 apps 2a
27
Kuryu Matsuki
Age 23
9 apps 1g 1a
7
Léo Scienza
Age 28
9 apps 2g 2a
30
James Ward-Prowse
Burnley · Age 31
8 apps 1g 1a
26
Cameron Bragg
Age 21
7 apps 1a
18
Tom Fellows
Age 23
6 apps 1g
23
Samuel Edozie
Age 23
5 apps 1a
8
Caspar Jander
Age 23
1 app
29
Romeo Akachukwu
Colchester United · Age 20
1 app
53
Barnaby Williams
Age 19
0 apps

Forwards

9
Cyle Larin
Canada · Age 31
9 apps 7g
28
Divin Mubama
Stoke City · Age 21
8 apps 1g 1a
11
Lewis Dobbin
Preston North End · Age 23
7 apps
40
Princewill Ehibhatiomhan
Salford City · Age 20
0 apps
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