Birmingham City

Kristoffer Lund

A left back who offers genuine pace and crossing ability from a defensive position, developed across several European leagues before he arrived in England. He grew up in Denmark's youth teams before switching to the United States, reflecting the heritage he carries into every match.
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Appearances
2
Tackles won
1

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
63
31.50 per match
Tackles won
1
Interceptions
3
Clean sheets contributed
1
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
2
Minutes played
63
Tackles won
1
Interceptions
3
Clearances
1
Blocks
1

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
162nd of 175
Interceptions
131st of 178
Clearances
184th of 189
Blocks
144th of 159
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12:30
Sat 31 Oct
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20:00
Tue 3 Nov
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15:00
Sat 7 Nov
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Kristoffer Lund, A Full Back Who Switched Flags

Lund developed through Danish and Swedish football before switching international allegiance from Denmark to the United States.

Lund is a left back built for the modern game, quick enough to recover when caught upfield and comfortable enough on the ball to be trusted with crossing responsibility rather than just defensive duty. He developed that game gradually, moving through Danish and Swedish football before a step up into Italian football tested him against sharper, more experienced forwards. That grounding across several leagues gave him a wider footballing education than most defenders his age get.

The more unusual part of his story is the international switch, choosing the United States over Denmark despite coming through the Danish youth system from an early age. That decision says something about how he sees his best route to regular senior international football, even if it raises questions from supporters back in Denmark. How that choice affects his motivation and profile at club level is far less certain than the decision itself.

The Rest Of The Squad

26 players

Goalkeepers

1
11 apps
30
0 apps
21
0 apps

Defenders

20
11 apps 2a
26
11 apps
4
11 apps
5
11 apps 2g
2
7 apps
23
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2 apps
3
0 apps

Midfielders

24
11 apps 2a
14
9 apps 1a
8
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8 apps 1g
16
8 apps 3a
18
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4 apps 1a
19
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2 apps
12
0 apps
40
Menzi Mazwi
Age 20
0 apps

Forwards

7
11 apps 2g
28
11 apps 1g 1a
9
10 apps 4g 1a
32
9 apps 1a
10
8 apps 3g
17
Hull City · Age 27
7 apps 4g 3a
33
6 apps
11
0 apps
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