Leeds United

Jayden Bogle

A right back who spends as much time near the opposition box as his own, timing late runs into the area to finish crosses rather than deliver them. He built that habit the hard way, climbing through the lower divisions rather than arriving ready made.
England Leeds United DEF
Appearances
5
Tackles won
4

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
369
73.80 per match
Tackles won
4
Interceptions
2
Clean sheets contributed
8
as defensive proxy

Season Stats

Appearances
5
Minutes played
369
Tackles won
4
Interceptions
2
Clearances
8
Blocks
1

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 defenders

Tackles won
31st of 121
Interceptions
73rd of 120
Clearances
88th of 136
Blocks
84th of 93
🟨 Most Cards #20 of 152
😈 The Bad Boys #54 of 326
👻 Ghost Players #60 of 273
🍀 Lucky Table #76 of 90
👑 Assist Kings #168 of 273
💪 Workhorses #200 of 273
🎯 Pass Masters #210 of 417

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Jayden Bogle, The Right Back Who Scores

Bogle treats the final third as his own turf, timing runs into the box like a forward.

Bogle rarely waits on the touchline for the ball to find him, he goes looking for it, pushing beyond his winger whenever Leeds have the ball in the final third. His timing on those runs sets him apart from a defender who merely likes to attack, arriving at the moment a cross needs him rather than a stride late. He finishes those chances himself too, which is rare for a full back.

The question with a full back this committed forward is what happens behind him once a move breaks down. Leeds ask him to bomb on regularly, leaving space that a sharp winger can exploit if cover from the centre backs arrives late. Watch how often his own defenders shift across to fill that gap, because it shows how much the team trusts him going forward.

The Rest Of The Squad

28 players

Goalkeepers

1
James Trafford
Manchester City · Age 23
5 apps
21
Alex Cairns
Age 33
0 apps
49
Darryl Ombang
Age 21
0 apps
16
Michael Zetterer
Age 31
0 apps
48
Rory Mahady
Scunthorpe United · Age 20
0 apps

Defenders

24
James Justin
Age 28
5 apps 1a
5
Tarik Muharemovic
Bosnia and Herzegovina · Age 23
5 apps 1a
30
Nico Elvedi
Switzerland · Age 30
4 apps
3
Gabriel Gudmundsson
Sweden · Age 27
3 apps
15
Jaka Bijol
Age 27
3 apps
6
Joe Rodon
Age 28
2 apps
26
Melvin Bard
Age 25
1 app
65
Jayden Lienou
Age 18
0 apps

Midfielders

18
Anton Stach
Age 27
5 apps 1g
11
Brenden Aaronson
USA · Age 25
5 apps
4
Ethan Ampadu
Age 26
5 apps
22
Ao Tanaka
Japan · Age 28
4 apps 1a
8
Sean Longstaff
Age 28
2 apps
50
Alfie Cresswell
Age 19
0 apps
72
Callum Mills
Age 18
0 apps
44
Ilia Gruev
Age 26
0 apps
47
Rhys Chadwick
Age 19
0 apps

Forwards

9
Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Age 29
5 apps 3g 1a
19
Noah Okafor
Switzerland · Age 26
5 apps 1g
10
Harry Wilson
Fulham · Age 29
4 apps
14
Lukas Nmecha
Age 27
4 apps 1a
7
Daniel James
Age 28
3 apps
23
Jean-Mattéo Bahoya
Age 21
1 app
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Jayden Bogle: The Right-Side Runner

Leeds’ wide engine, built to overlap all day and still sprint back when danger appears.

Bogle plays like he’s always looking for the next yard. He pushes forward to support attacks, offers an outlet when Leeds are pressed, and keeps the right flank active with constant movement. His best moments come when he arrives late on the overlap, giving Leeds a second wave of threat.

Defensively he’s valuable because he recovers quickly. Leeds can be open when they commit bodies forward, and Bogle’s pace helps patch those spaces before they become disasters. He’s a modern full-back who plays with energy first, but discipline second, and Leeds need both.

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