Bristol City

Jed Wallace

An experienced wide player who lives for the byline, whipping crosses into the box with real consistency rather than relying on one moment of magic. Years of Championship football have taught him exactly when to cut inside and shoot instead of delivering the obvious ball.
England Bristol City MID
Appearances
4
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
190
47.50 per match
Assists
1
Key passes
0
Pass accuracy
67%

Season Stats

Appearances
4
Minutes played
190
Goals
0
Assists
1
Key passes
0
Accuracy
67%

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
6th of 29
Key passes
119th of 119
Pass accuracy
119th of 123
Goals
33rd of 33
👻 Ghost Players #49 of 335
👑 Assist Kings #190 of 316
💪 Workhorses #272 of 335
🎯 Pass Master #321 of 479
😈 Bad Boys #359 of 361
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BUR
BUR
15:00
Sat 5 Sep
BRC
BRC
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SOU
SOU
14:00
Sat 12 Sep
BRC
BRC
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BRC
BRC
18:45
Tue 15 Sep
LIN
LIN
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BRC
BRC
19:00
Fri 18 Sep
WAT
WAT
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CHA
CHA
11:30
Sat 10 Oct
BRC
BRC

Jed Wallace, The Winger Who Delivers Consistently

A well travelled wide player whose crossing and creativity have made him captain material at more than one Championship club.

Wallace worked his way up from non league football, winning a player of the season award early on before a long spell as a genuine standout established his reputation properly. He started every single Championship match in one of his seasons, a remarkable run of fitness for a winger relied upon so heavily to create chances from wide areas. That consistency eventually earned him the captaincy at a previous club, unusual recognition for a player whose contribution shows up mostly in crosses rather than goals.

The tension around a wide player entering the back half of his career is always legs, whether the burst past a full back that used to be automatic still arrives as reliably now. Bristol City are trusting the delivery and the experience to matter more than any small drop in raw pace. His crossing numbers this season will answer that question quickly enough either way.

The Rest Of The Squad

28 players

Goalkeepers

1
Sam Tickle
Wigan Athletic · Age 24
4 apps
40
Bradley Collins
Burton Albion · Age 29
0 apps
32
Lewis Thomas
Age 28
0 apps

Defenders

2
Lisav Eissat
Age 21
4 apps 1g
21
Rio Cardines
Crystal Palace · Age 20
4 apps 3a
16
Rob Dickie
Age 30
4 apps
19
George Tanner
Age 26
3 apps
3
Cameron Pring
Age 28
2 apps
38
Noah Eile
Age 24
2 apps
5
Rob Atkinson
Age 28
2 apps
31
Elijah Morrison
Forest Green Rovers · Age 20
0 apps
15
Luke McNally
Age 26
0 apps
24
Seb Naylor
Age 20
0 apps

Midfielders

12
Jason Knight
Age 25
4 apps 1g
8
Joe Williams
Age 29
4 apps
20
Sam Greenwood
Age 24
4 apps
7
Yu Hirakawa
Hull City · Age 25
4 apps
10
Scott Twine
Age 27
3 apps 2g
4
Adam Randell
Age 25
2 apps
27
Gibson Yah
Age 22
2 apps
14
Tomi Horvat
Age 27
2 apps
—
Brian De Keersmaecker
Oxford United · Age 26
0 apps
42
Daniel Ezendu
Age 17
0 apps
29
Leo Pecover
Weston-super-Mare · Age 18
0 apps

Forwards

23
Dom Ballard
Leyton Orient · Age 21
4 apps 2g
9
Lorent Tolaj
Plymouth Argyle · Age 24
4 apps 1g 1a
11
Sam Bell
Age 24
1 app
—
Elijah Adebayo
Luton Town · Age 28
0 apps
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