Norwich City

Pelle Mattsson

A midfielder who built his reputation on availability rather than spectacle, making well over a hundred appearances in Denmark without ever being the headline act. He does the unglamorous running that keeps a midfield ticking over, work that only gets noticed once it stops happening.
Denmark Norwich City MID
Appearances
10
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
831
83.10 per match
Assists
1
Key passes
16
Pass accuracy
82%

Season Stats

Appearances
10
Minutes played
831
Goals
0
Assists
1
Key passes
16
Accuracy
82%

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
38th of 63
Key passes
12th of 154
Pass accuracy
12th of 157
Goals
65th of 65
😈 Bad Boys #2 of 481
👑 Assist Kings #20 of 442
🎯 Pass Master #32 of 562
💪 Workhorses #40 of 451
🟨 Most Cards #272 of 273
👻 Ghost Players #334 of 451
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NOR
NOR
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Sat 17 Oct
POR
POR
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CHA
CHA
12:30
Sat 24 Oct
NOR
NOR
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NOR
NOR
12:30
Sat 31 Oct
WAT
WAT
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DER
DER
19:45
Tue 3 Nov
NOR
NOR
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BRC
BRC
12:30
Sat 7 Nov
NOR
NOR

Pelle Mattsson, The Midfielder Built On Reliability

He made over a hundred league appearances for Silkeborg without chasing individual glory, and Norwich signed him for that reliability.

Mattsson joined Silkeborg's academy as a boy and stayed there for most of his career, turning professional as a teenager. He went on to rack up well over a hundred top flight appearances. He was never the player scoring twenty goals a season, contributing only a handful across five years, but he was almost always selected, which says more about consistency than a highlight reel ever could.

That dependability is precisely the profile Norwich went looking for when they brought him to England. He comes from a football family, with an older brother playing in Copenhagen and a father who has managed in Sweden, so he understands the demands of the game from more than one angle. Whether steady service rather than flair can stand out in a crowded Championship midfield is the question fans will be asking.

The Rest Of The Squad

33 players

Goalkeepers

1
Vladan Kovacevic
Age 28
9 apps
32
Daniel Grimshaw
Age 28
1 app
40
Caleb Ansen
Age 21
0 apps

Defenders

33
José Córdoba
Panama · Age 25
10 apps 1a
14
Ben Chrisene
Age 22
9 apps
15
Ruairi McConville
Age 21
9 apps 1g
3
Jack Stacey
Age 30
8 apps 1g 1a
6
Harry Darling
Age 27
4 apps
35
Kellen Fisher
Age 22
4 apps
13
Darlin Yongwa
Age 26
2 apps
28
Bruno Alves
Age 21
0 apps
12
Lucien Mahovo
Age 21
0 apps
—
Theodore Adelusi
Age 19
0 apps
43
Vatan Özcan
Age 18
0 apps

Midfielders

11
Andre Brooks
Sheffield United · Age 23
10 apps 2g 2a
16
Jacob Wright
Age 21
9 apps 2g 1a
20
Anis Ben Slimane
Tunisia · Age 25
8 apps 1a
23
Kenny McLean
Scotland · Age 34
8 apps
25
Paris Maghoma
Age 25
5 apps 2a
26
Sam Field
Age 28
4 apps
37
Ali Ahmed
Canada · Age 26
0 apps
44
Elliot Myles
Age 19
0 apps
41
Gabriel Forsyth
Age 20
0 apps
22
Mirko Topic
Age 25
0 apps
—
Zachary Baumann
Age 19
0 apps

Forwards

49
Anthony Musaba
Age 25
9 apps 1g 1a
29
Oscar Schwartau
Age 20
9 apps 1g 2a
30
Mathias Kvistgaarden
Age 24
7 apps 2g 1a
21
Mohamed Touré
Australia · Age 22
7 apps 5g
19
Papa Diallo
Age 22
6 apps 1g
17
Ante Crnac
Age 22
5 apps
24
Jovon Makama
Age 22
5 apps 1g
46
Errol Mundle-Smith
Age 20
0 apps
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