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Overview
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Attributes (grouped)
Mental
Experienced professional who rarely looks flustered under pressure situations. (conf 0.5)
Sensible in choosing when to come for crosses versus staying on his line. (conf 0.5)
Resilience
Has generally avoided long-term injury absences through his career. (conf 0.45)
Outlook
Early thirties backup keeper with limited remaining upward trajectory. (conf 0.5)
Known within English football circles as a dependable lower-league and backup Premier League keeper. (conf 0.5)
Goalkeeper
Steady handling on routine saves without being a standout shot-stopper. (conf 0.5)
Manages his box reasonably on crosses given his experience level. (conf 0.45)
Level-headed veteran presence useful for a squad rotation role. (conf 0.45)
Functional distribution suited to a lower-tempo build-up approach. (conf 0.45)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Dan Bentley is an English goalkeeper who built his reputation through steady, unspectacular performances in the Championship and lower leagues before earning a move into the Premier League picture at Wolverhampton Wanderers. He is a traditional shot-stopper with reliable handling and positioning rather than an elite sweeper-keeper profile. At Wolves he operates primarily as squad depth and cover behind the first-choice goalkeeper. His game is built on experience and consistency rather than standout athleticism.
Came through spells at Southend United, Brentford and Bristol City before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers.