Gabriel Gudmundsson

SWE

• #5 • Left Wingback

Gabriel Gudmundsson

SWE

• #5 • Left Wingback

Club

Leeds United

League

Premier League

Position (Secondary)

LWB (LB)

Role

Balanced Full Back

Birthdate (Age)

Apr 29, 1999 (27)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

5'11"

Weight

163 lb

National Team

Sweden

Ranking

108thout of 162

Overall Grade69.376th/162

Impact score4.389th/162

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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall

62nd/184 DEF

66.2

Passing

157th/184 DEF

60.4

Crossing

27th/164 DEF

68.7

Ball Carrying

55th/173 DEF

71.8

1 V 1 Defending

6th/182 DEF

86.3

Positioning

141st/184 DEF

62.2

Overall Grades by game

This season

Metrics

Key Metrics

Appearances

2963

Minutes

Clean sheets

Matches

Jun 20, 5:00pm UTCGroup F

Netherlands

Sweden

Houston Stadium

Jun 25, 11:00pm UTCGroup F

Japan

Sweden

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News

Jun 17, 2026

Expected available after cramp

Gudmundsson (cramp) was forced off in the 65th minute of Sweden's 5-1 victory over Tunisia but coach Graham Potter played down any injury concerns after the match, per Leeds live. "It was a cramp."

Analysis: Gudmundsson had already been managing a hamstring issue sustained during the FA Cup semifinal with Leeds and had only played one game in seven weeks before starting against Tunisia, making his early exit an immediate concern. Manager Graham Potter's brief but reassuring update suggests the substitution was precautionary rather than the result of any significant setback, giving Sweden confidence that their left wingback will be available for Saturday's clash against the Netherlands. Gudmundsson impressed defensively during his time on the pitch, recording a team-high five clearances and three successful aerial duels, and Sweden will hope the five-day rest between fixtures is sufficient for him to be fully available for what would be a potentially tournament-defining fixture.

Jun 14, 2026

Leaves with discomfort

Gudmundsson recorded 65 minutes of play in Sunday's match against Tunisia but was unable to stay on the pitch due to an apparent physical issue.

Analysis: Gudmundsson made his comeback from an illness and got involved in both attacking and defensive actions with two crosses (one accurate), five clearances and two tackles (one won) Sunday. However, he asked to be subbed off, leaving doubts about whether he was dealing with a muscular problem or a mere fatigue. The wing-back could once again be questionable for Sweden's second game of the tournament against the Netherlands. If an injury is confirmed, Elliot Stroud and Daniel Svensson will be the main candidates to fill in.