Millwall

Zak Lovelace

Zak Lovelace is a natural goalscorer whose finishing instinct announced itself early, playing first team football north of the border as a teenager. He returned to Millwall with a genuine reputation for scoring goals, only for his body to interrupt the timing.
England Millwall FWD
Appearances
6
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
105
17.50 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
2
Assists
1

Season Stats

Appearances
6
Minutes played
105
Goals
0
Assists
1
Shots
3
Shots on Target
2

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
72nd of 72
Shots on target
91st of 120
Shots
95th of 129
Assists
13th of 56
👻 Ghost Players #13 of 417
👑 Assist Kings #286 of 407
💪 Workhorses #361 of 417
😈 Bad Boys #443 of 454
🎯 Pass Master #497 of 543
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PNE
PNE
16:00
Sat 10 Oct
MIL
MIL
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MIL
MIL
19:45
Tue 13 Oct
SWA
SWA
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MIL
MIL
12:30
Sat 17 Oct
LIN
LIN
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POR
POR
12:30
Sat 24 Oct
MIL
MIL
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MIL
MIL
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
DER
DER

Zak Lovelace, The Finisher Waiting On His Body

A naturally gifted young finisher rebuilding his fitness after injury, having already proven himself in senior football.

Lovelace finishes instinctively rather than mechanically, the product of scoring goals at a rate that pushed him into senior football north of the border well before most forwards get a look in. He played competitive European football while still developing physically. That experience gave him an education against senior defenders that few young strikers ever receive that early.

His movement in the box suggests a forward who reads where a chance is about to fall rather than simply reacting once it arrives. The tension is entirely about fitness rather than ability, because a serious knee injury has kept him away from exactly the kind of consistent football a young forward needs to keep developing. Fans who saw what he could do before the setback will be watching his return closely, since the talent was never really in question, only the body carrying it.

The Rest Of The Squad

36 players

Goalkeepers

15
Max Crocombe
New Zealand · Age 33
5 apps
1
Lukas Jensen
Age 27
2 apps
34
Filip Marschall
Stevenage · Age 23
1 app
41
George Evans
Age 21
0 apps
43
Joel Coleman
Age 31
0 apps

Defenders

6
Caleb Taylor
Age 23
8 apps 2g 1a
5
Jake Cooper
Age 31
8 apps 1a
3
Zak Sturge
Age 22
8 apps 1a
12
Elkan Baggott
Ipswich Town · Age 23
6 apps
2
Jordi Osei-Tutu
Bolton Wanderers · Age 28
6 apps
18
Ryan Leonard
Age 34
1 app
23
Danny Batth
Derby County · Age 36
0 apps
37
George Beaumont
Age 19
0 apps
4
Tristan Crama
Age 24
0 apps
55
Tristan Parkes
Age 17
0 apps

Midfielders

10
Camiel Neghli
Age 24
8 apps 2g 2a
14
Jenson Metcalfe
Bradford City · Age 22
8 apps 2a
16
Daniel Kelly
Age 21
7 apps
17
Mark Sykes
Bristol City · Age 29
7 apps 1g
49
Derek Mazou-Sacko
Age 22
5 apps
25
Luke Cundle
Age 24
5 apps 1g
24
Casper De Norre
Age 29
4 apps
11
Romain Esse
Coventry City · Age 21
2 apps
8
Mathis Servais
Age 21
1 app
45
Alfie Doughty
Age 26
0 apps
48
Archie Kirby
Age 18
0 apps
21
Massimo Luongo
Age 34
0 apps
57
Regan Monty
0 apps
51
Sacha Vieira
Age 18
0 apps

Forwards

13
Lyndon Dykes
Charlton Athletic · Age 31
8 apps 4g 1a
7
Taïryk Arconte
Age 22
7 apps 3g
19
Josh Coburn
Age 23
4 apps 2g
22
Kyrell Lisbie
Peterborough United · Age 22
4 apps
35
Yanis Issoufou
Age 19
3 apps
47
Jack Howland
Barnet · Age 20
0 apps
9
Mihailo Ivanovic
Age 21
0 apps
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