In Denmark First Division, a new generation of football talent is making waves, showcasing impressive skills and stats. This analysis focuses on five key performance parameters for players under 23 years old, highlighting the standout individuals in categories such as progressive runs, successful dribbling, ball recovery, counter-pressing recoveries, and aerial duels won. These metrics not only reflect individual capabilities but also illustrate the evolving dynamics of the league as young players assert their presence.. Using data from the Comparisonator platform, we can highlight the top five players in key performance categories:
- Expected Goals by Centre Forwards
- Successful Dribbling in the Final Third by Wingers
- Successful Progressive Passes by Defensive, Centre & Attacking Midfielder
- Successful Crosses by Fullbacks
- Ground Duels Won by Centre-Backs
These metrics offer insights into the diverse abilities of players in creating opportunities, maintaining offensive presence, defensive prowess, and driving the game forward. Let’s explore the top performers in each category and analyze their contributions to their respective teams’ success in the Denmark First Division.
Please note that all numbers are per 90 min data from the 2024/25 Season.
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Expected Goals
In the Centre Forward (CF) position, Frederik Christensen from Hobro IK leads the rankings with an impressive 1.08 expected goals per match, reflecting his consistency in finding scoring opportunities. Luca Kjerrumgaard from OB follows closely with 1.03, while Kwaku Karikari of Horsens rounds out the top three with 0.62. Jesper Cornelius and Asbjørn Bøndergaard also contribute with respectable averages, making them valuable assets for their respective teams in goal-scoring scenarios.
Successful Dribbling in the Final Third
Louicius Don Deedson from OB dominates the league in successful dribbling, especially in the final third of the pitch, averaging 3.63 successful dribbles per match. His agility and control make him a constant threat to opposing defenses. Saman Jalaei of HB Køge and Osman Addo from B 93 take the second and third spots with 2 and 1.97 dribbles, respectively, demonstrating their creative flair and attacking prowess on the wings.
Successful Progressive Passes
Villads Westh of Kolding IF shines in the midfield with an impressive 6.73 successful progressive passes per match, making him a key playmaker for his team. Jakob Jessen from Fredericia follows with 5.91, while Adam Herdonsson of Horsens contributes 5.27. These midfielders excel at advancing the ball and maintaining attacking momentum, proving to be pivotal in their teams’ transition from defense to attack.
Successful Crosses
The full-back position demands precision and vision, especially in crossing situations. Julius Madsen from Horsens leads with 2.79 successful crosses per match, showing his ability to deliver pinpoint passes into the box. Christ Tapé, also from Horsens, ranks second with 1.78, while Gustav Mortensen from Vendsyssel secures third place with 1.68. These players contribute significantly to their teams’ attacking build-ups, providing crucial deliveries from wide areas.
Ground Duels Won
Valdemar Montell from Roskilde stands out in defensive duels, winning an impressive 6.47 ground duels per match. His defensive tenacity is crucial for his team’s backline. Johan Meyer from Esbjerg ranks second with 5.71 duels won, followed by Hans Christian Bonnesen of HB Køge with 5.22. These centre-backs are essential in maintaining defensive solidity and preventing opposition breakthroughs.
Selected via Comparisonator machine learning index.
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