Brian Brobbey

ST / CFCompare →
League: Premier LeagueTeam: SunderlandNationality: Netherlands
Positions:STCFAge: ~24

Estimated market value (beta)

€4.2m€18.2m
Confidence: 61%
Valuation is computed by our proprietary formula, currently in development. Confidence denotes how sure we are of the estimate. Lower confidence widens the range.

Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 69 / 100·Confidence 61%

Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration87

Explosive first few steps let him beat defenders in a straight sprint. (conf 0.82)

Top speed85

Genuine pace to run in behind high defensive lines. (conf 0.8)

Agility72

Decent close-quarters change of direction for a powerfully built striker. (conf 0.65)

Stamina66

Injury history has limited his ability to sustain 90-minute workloads. (conf 0.55)

Control

First touch72

Generally reliable touch to control ball under pressure with his back to goal. (conf 0.6)

Dribbling70

Can carry the ball through midfield and beat a man in transition. (conf 0.6)

Ball shielding80

Strong frame lets him hold off defenders and win physical duels backing in. (conf 0.72)

Ball striking74

Powerful shot with either foot when connecting cleanly. (conf 0.6)

Distribution

Short passing65

Competent link-up play but not primarily a creative distributor. (conf 0.55)

Long passing50

Limited involvement in long-range distribution as a central striker. (conf 0.45)

Crossing45

Rarely tasked with crossing given his central striker role. (conf 0.4)

Vision60

Solid awareness for lay-offs and knockdowns to onrushing teammates. (conf 0.5)

Chance threat

Finishing79

Clinical when through on goal, especially from close range with power. (conf 0.72)

Shot selection68

Sometimes rushes efforts but generally picks good moments to shoot. (conf 0.55)

Off-ball movement78

Sharp runs in behind exploit space left by high defensive lines. (conf 0.68)

Set-piece shot48

Not a designated set-piece taker for his teams. (conf 0.4)

Duels

Aerial68

Physically strong in the air though not a specialist target man header. (conf 0.55)

Ground duels80

Excels in physical battles with defenders thanks to his strength and low centre of gravity. (conf 0.7)

Defense

Pressing intensity68

Applies energetic pressing from the front when fully fit. (conf 0.55)

Defensive disruption55

Limited defensive contribution typical of a pure number nine. (conf 0.45)

Defensive positioning45

Focuses attacking duties over tracking back defensively. (conf 0.4)

Mental

Composure70

Generally composed in one-on-one finishing situations. (conf 0.6)

Decision making66

Mostly sound choices on when to shoot, dribble, or lay the ball off. (conf 0.55)

Work rate70

Works hard when fit but has had spells of inconsistency. (conf 0.55)

Resilience

Injury reliability42

Recurring muscle and hamstring issues have repeatedly interrupted his seasons. (conf 0.65)

Outlook

Potential68

Entering his mid-20s prime but injury record caps further physical upside. (conf 0.55)

Reputation62

Well known in Dutch football and to Premier League followers after his Sunderland move. (conf 0.55)

Quick navigation

No roster-based suggestions yet.

Compare Brian Brobbey with…

Scouting Report & Player Insights

Brian Brobbey is a powerfully built Dutch striker known for his explosive pace, strength in hold-up play, and knack for clinical finishing in the box. Product of the Ajax academy, he built his reputation with Ajax and had a loan spell at RB Leipzig before returning to Amsterdam, and he moved to newly promoted Sunderland in the Premier League. His game combines physical directness with genuine top-end speed, though his career has been shadowed by recurring muscle injuries that have limited consistent minutes.

Came through the Ajax youth academy and became a first-team regular for the club.

Had a spell at RB Leipzig before returning to Ajax on loan and then permanently.

Represented the Netherlands at youth international level.

Comments