Chelsea

Danny Welbeck

A forward who long ago replaced pace with intelligence, finding the right position half a second before the ball arrives and pressing centre halves into mistakes they should never make. His movement has aged extremely well.
England Chelsea FWD
Appearances
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Goals
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Season Snapshot

Minutes played
3
3.00 per match
Goals
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Shots on Target
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Assists
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Season Stats

Appearances
1
Minutes played
3
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
0
Shots on Target
0

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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Danny Welbeck, The Forward Who Aged Cleverly

An England forward whose game improved once he stopped relying on the speed that first made his name.

Welbeck spent his early career known for running, then quietly rebuilt himself into a centre forward who thinks the game rather than sprints through it. He drops off to link play, occupies both centre halves without touching the ball, then attacks the near post when the cross finally comes. Forwards who understand where to stand keep playing long after the quick ones have stopped.

The value he brings is hardest to see on television, because much of it involves standing in a place that stops a defender doing something useful. Younger strikers learn more from watching him press than from any session on a training pitch. What he cannot do is play every match, which makes choosing the right ones the real skill now.

The Rest Of The Squad

29 players

Goalkeepers

1
Aston Villa · Age 34
2 apps
44
0 apps
39
Belgium · Age 21
0 apps
28
0 apps

Defenders

21
Netherlands · Age 20
3 apps 2a
34
3 apps
27
France · Age 23
3 apps
5
France · Age 26
3 apps 1a
29
3 apps
24
England · Age 26
3 apps
6
2 apps
3
2 apps
30
0 apps
2
0 apps
37
0 apps

Midfielders

10
3 apps 2g 1a
17
England · Age 24
3 apps 2g 1a
45
3 apps 1g
23
1 app
25
Ecuador · Age 24
1 app
4
Argentina · Age 22
1 app
14
Brentford · Age 36
0 apps
32
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31
0 apps

Forwards

9
3 apps 2g 2a
7
Portugal · Age 26
3 apps 1g
41
2 apps
22
0 apps
11
0 apps
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Danny Welbeck: The Experienced No.9

Brighton’s intelligent striker, built on movement, work rate and smart link play.

Welbeck’s game is built on timing. He makes runs that drag centre-backs into uncomfortable spaces, presses defenders into rushed clearances and links play with simple touches that keep Brighton’s attacks connected. He’s not always the headline scorer, but he’s often the reason the attack functions smoothly, because he does the work that gives others space.

And when chances come, he’s still sharp enough to finish. He arrives at the near post, attacks crosses with intent and offers the kind of experience that shows in big matches. For Brighton, he’s a forward who brings structure, intensity and intelligence, and those qualities matter just as much as goals.

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