Nottingham Forest

Callum Hudson-Odoi

A winger whose first instinct is to run directly at the full back rather than wait for an opening, cutting inside onto his stronger foot the moment space shows. He already has a decisive Forest goal that turned a talented prospect into a fan favourite.
England Nottingham Forest FWD
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Season Snapshot

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Season Stats

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Assists
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League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 forwards

Goals
24th of 24
Shots on target
54th of 54
Shots
68th of 68
Assists
16th of 16

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Callum Hudson-Odoi, The Winger Who Cuts Inside

A wide forward whose burst of pace over the first few steps remains the most dangerous thing about him.

Hudson-Odoi announced himself as a teenager and has spent the years since trying to make the end product match the natural gifts that made him one of English football's most talked about prospects. At Forest that has meant leaning into what he does best. He takes the ball wide, drives hard at the defender in front of him, and cuts infield onto his right foot the instant a lane to goal appears.

He scored the winner at Anfield in a result Forest supporters will bring up for years, proof the end product can arrive on the biggest occasions rather than only against weaker sides. The wider question is consistency. Whether that explosive first step shows up every week or mainly in the matches supporters remember afterwards is still being answered.

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Goalkeepers

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Defenders

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Midfielders

24
3 apps
10
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21
Austria · Age 28
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6
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22
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New Zealand · Age 34
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Chelsea · Age 23
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Callum Hudson-Odoi: The One-v-One Threat

Forest’s wide technician, built to beat defenders, win fouls and create chances from isolation.

Hudson-Odoi’s game is built on confidence. He wants the ball wide, wants the duel, and wants to make defenders retreat because he knows one wrong step gives him the lane. Forest often need directness in attack, and he provides it because he doesn’t wait for permission to take on a man.

He also provides relief. When Forest are pinned back, a player who can carry the ball thirty yards and win a foul is priceless. Hudson-Odoi offers that escape, and when he’s sharp, he gives Forest an attacking threat that feels genuine, not hopeful.

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