With just 195 minutes played for Ajax’s first team, Brian Brobbey has become one of the most interesting young footballers in the world.
Despite the very limited playing time he has enjoyed, this Dutch striker of Ghanian descent born in 2002 has registered 1.78 goals plus assist per 90, quickly attracting attention from Europe’s biggest clubs.
Another key aspect explains why he’s turning so many heads: his contract with Ajax expires next summer, and he has already announced he won’t sign a new one.
His goalscoring record for Ajax’s first team shouldn’t shock anyone if we take a look at his number for their youth sides.
Brobbey has registered more than one goal or assist per 90 in every youth level he has played in for Ajax and the Netherlands, even if he was playing against older players most of the time (or even senior players when playing with Ajax B).
Below, we can see his scoring record.
In this tactical analysis, we’ll provide both a data analysis and a scout report to assess Brobbey’s main strengths and weaknesses, what he will bring to his new team’s tactics and in which aspects he could improve in the future.
Brian Brobbey Data analysis
In the first part of this analysis, we’ll look at some key metrics that will help us understand which aspects Brobbey stands out in.
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