Leeds · UEFA Nations League · Defender · #5 · Sweden · 26 yrs
G. Gudmundsson plays as a defender for Leeds. G. Gudmundsson is a Swedish international, 26 years old, defender, currently at Leeds. G. Gudmundsson wears shirt number 5 for Leeds. G. Gudmundsson was born in Malmö, Sweden on 1999-04-29. G. Gudmundsson is 180 cm tall and weighs 74 kg. G. Gudmundsson's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA Nations League, National 3 - Group J, UEFA Europa Conference League, National 3 - Group M, and other leagues. G. Gudmundsson's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore G. Gudmundsson season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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Gabriel Gudmundsson's impressive first season at Leeds United has seen him linked with a move away, but he remains committed to his club. The post Chelsea transfer talk a sign I am playing well, says Leeds’ Gudmundsson appeared first on SoccerNews.
France are one of the best teams at the 2026 World Cup, leaving their attacking mark throughout the tournament. They face Sweden today in the Round of 32. As this is the knockout stage, fans are closely watching Kylian Mbappé's status. France have established as one of the best teams at the 2026 World Cup. Imposing their attacking strength, they remain unbeaten as the tournament’s highest-scoring team. With this in mind, they face Sweden in the Round of 32, needing to maintain their excellent form. Because of this, fans are keeping a close eye on Kylian Mbappé‘s status, as he has been the team’s leading goalscorer and may be differential. Kylian Mbappé is expected to start for France, as he has no physical issues or suspensions. Head coach Didier Deschamps considers him an undisputed starter because of his goalscoring ability. Although he arrived amid heavy criticism, he has scored four goals, competing to become the tournament’s top scorer. Therefore, he will enter the Round of 32 clash highly motivated, looking to score several goals. Alongside Mbappé, France could maintain their attacking approach with Ousmane Dembélé, Michael Olise, and Désiré Doué, which has been very successful. Combined with the attackers’ defensive work rate, Deschamps could look to balance the team with Adrien Rabiot and Aurélien Tchouaméni in midfield. Facing a team capable of posing an attacking threat, the defensive solidity of the full-backs will be crucial. Like France, Sweden are expected to dominate the match, looking to take advantage of their pace on the wings and their aerial strength. Because of this, head coach Graham Potter could keep Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres as his attacking partnership. However, they face one main challenge: Containing the opposition’s powerful attack. As a result, Gabriel Gudmundsson, Victor Lindelof, and Gustaf Lagerbielke will need to deliver an almost flawless performance. Kylian Mbappe #10 of France. France projected lineup vs Sweden After remaining unbeaten in the 2026 World Cup, France come into the match as the clear favorites to defeat Sweden. Head coach Didier Deschamps is expected to stick with the same lineup. The presence of Aurélien Tchouaméni and Adrien Rabiot will be crucial to press high and shut down the opposition’s counterattacks. Alongside them, William Saliba and Dayot Upamecano will need to shine defensively to stop Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres. Considering this, France could play as follows: Mike Maignan; Lucas Digne, William Saliba, Dayot Upamecano, Jules Kounde; Adrien Rabiot, Aurelien Tchouameni; Michael Olise, Ousmane Dembélé, Désiré Doué; Kylian Mbappé. Sweden projected lineup vs France Despite their impressive debut against Tunisia, Sweden have struggled in their last two matches, losing to the Netherlands and drawing with Japan. Even so, head coach Graham Potter could stick with his attacking approach, led by Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres. However, they face the enormous challenge of containing France’s powerful attack, as they could lose control of the match. With this in mind, Sweden could lineup as follows: Jacob Zetterström; Gustaf Lagerbielke, Victor Lindelof, Gabriel Gudmundsson; Alexander Bernhardsson, Yasin Ayari, Jesper Karlström, Elliot Stroud; Anthony Elanga; Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyökeres.
In a recent report, Expressen revealed that Chelsea are showing interest in Leeds United left-back Gabriel Gudmundsson. It has been mentioned that the Blues are eyeing a move to land the Swedish defen...
The confirmed lineups of the 2026 World Cup Group F match Japan vs Sweden. A huge match in Group F of the 2026 World Cup sees Japan and Sweden competing for a place in the next round, with neither team having secured qualification yet. For Japan, the situation is in their favor, as they are ahead of today’s rivals with 4 points. While an unfavorable result would leave them in third place, they are in a strong position after drawing with the Netherlands and earning a convincing victory over Tunisia. Sweden have had very different performances in their two matches so far. After a solid 5-1 victory over Tunisia, they were beaten 5-1 by the Netherlands, leaving them also with a chance to qualify as one of the best eight third-placed teams in the competition. Japan vs Sweden lineups In this match, Hajime Moriyasu opted for this lineup for Japan: Suzuki; Seko, Itakura, H. Ito; Sugawara, Kamada, Tanaka, Nakamura; Doan, Maeda; Ueda. The Netherlands easily beat Sweden to lead the group (Alex Slitz/Getty Images) The lineup Sweden manager Graham Potter picked is: Zetterstrom; Lagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof; Bernhardsson, Ayari, Stroud, Gudmundsson; Elanga; Gyokeres, Isak. Group F standings The Netherlands are first with 4 points, a +4 goal difference and 7 goals scored. Japan are second with 4 points, a +4 goal difference and 6 goals scored. Sweden are third with 3 points, a 0 goal difference and 6 goals scored, while Tunisia have already been eliminated with 0 points and a -8 goal difference.
⚽️ World Cup kick-off: 1pm ET/6pm BST/3am AEST⚽️ Player guide | Bracketology | Golden Boot | Email JohnNetherlands: Verbruggen, Dumfries, van Dijk, van Hecke, van de Ven, Gravenberch, de Jong, Reijnders, Malen, Brobbey, Gakpo. Subs: Flekken, Roefs, Ake, Geertruida, Hato, Kluivert, Koopmeiners, Lang, Depay, de Roon, Summerville, Til, Weghorst, Wieffer.Sweden: Nordfeldt, Lagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof, Karlstrom, Bernhardsson, Nygren, Ayari, Gudmundsson, Gyokeres, Isak. Subs: Zetterstrom, Viktor Johansson, Herman Johansson, Bergvall, Svensson, Elanga, Sema, Ekdal, Starfelt, Svanberg, Smith, Zeneli, Stroud, Nilsson, Ali. Continue reading...
The Netherlands and Sweden meet in a crucial World Cup Group F battle, with both national teams facing very different situations after their opening matches. The Netherlands and Sweden meet in a crucial World Cup Group F battle, with both national teams facing very different situations after their opening matches. Especially with Ronald Koeman’s side needing a response and Graham Potter’s team looking to build on a statement victory. The Oranje entered the tournament expecting to compete for top spot in the group, but a dramatic 2-2 draw against Japan exposed defensive concerns and left them chasing a win in Houston. Sweden, meanwhile, arrived with confidence after a dominant 5-1 victory over Tunisia, putting themselves in control of Group F and increasing the pressure on their European rivals. The match will take place at NRG Stadium in Houston, a venue capable of hosting more than 70,000 supporters and expected to provide a major World Cup atmosphere. The Netherlands are listed as the home team, while Sweden travels with momentum and belief after producing one of the strongest performances of the opening round. Koeman’s national team showed attacking quality against Japan but struggled to maintain control defensively. The Netherlands twice took the lead through their attacking players but allowed Japan to fight back, with the late equalizer serving as a warning sign ahead of facing a much more direct Swedish side. Sweden’s opening performance was almost the opposite. Potter’s national team played with energy, speed, and efficiency, scoring five goals while constantly threatening in transition, with Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokeres, and Yasin Ayari leading the attacking charge. What is at stake for both teams? The Netherlands holds the stronger overall record in this matchup, with more victories across their previous meetings. However, Sweden has always been a difficult opponent, and their history includes competitive battles against the Oranje in major tournaments. Their previous World Cup meeting came in 1974, when the two national teams played out a goalless draw. The Netherlands later reached the final of that tournament, while Sweden continued to build a reputation as a disciplined and resilient side. Frenkie de Jong of Netherlands and Takefusa Kubo of Japan. For Sweden, a victory would put them in an excellent position to qualify for the knockout stage and potentially secure top spot in the group. A draw would also keep Potter’s team in a strong position after their opening win. For the Netherlands, the pressure is much greater. Another dropped result would make the final group match far more complicated, meaning Koeman’s national team needs a complete performance against a Sweden side full of confidence. Alexander Isak of Sweden Netherlands vs Sweden: Confirmed lineups Netherlands confirmed XI (4-3-3): Verbruggen; Dumfries, Van Dijk, Van Hecke, Van de Ven; Gravenberch, Frenkie de Jong, Reijnders; Gakpo, Malen, Brobbey. Sweden confirmed XI (3-5-2): Nordfeldt; Lindelof, Hien, Lagerbielke; Gudmundsson, Ayari, Karlstrom, Bernhardsson; Nygren; Isak, Gyokeres.
Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has been speaking to the media before Sunday's Premier League game against WestHam at London Stadium (kick-off 16:00 BST). On team news: "I can confirm that Ilia Gruev is still out, that Gabi Gudmundsson is still out, that Noah Okafor is still out."
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