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Lech Poznań squad 2026/2027

Ekstraklasa · 8 matches played

Lech Poznań's 2026/2027 squad, ranked by minutes played. Compare goals, assists, xG, xA and expected goal involvement across the squad.

Top scorer 5 Allahyar Sayyadmanesh · from 2.04 xG
Most xG 2.76 Patrik Wålemark · 2 goals
Most xA 2.95 Joel Pereira · 2 assists
Most xGI 4.39 Patrik Wålemark · 2.76 xG + 1.63 xA

What the squad numbers say

Patrik Wålemark leads the squad for expected goal involvement, with 4.39: 2.76 expected goals and 1.63 expected assists. The top scorer is Allahyar Sayyadmanesh, with 5 goals from 2.04 expected goals. Joel Pereira leads the squad for expected assists, with 2.95, against 2 assists.

Expected goals

  1. 2 Mikael Ishak 2.64

Expected assists

  1. 1 Joel Pereira 2.95

Expected goal involvement

  1. 2 Mikael Ishak 3.64

Goals above xG

5 goals · 2.04 xG

Goals below xG

Mikael Ishak −1.64

1 goal · 2.64 xG

Taken over players with at least 180 minutes and 2.00 expected goals, so the gap is measured against chances actually taken rather than against one afternoon of them.

The squad

Every player with a season at this club: appearances, starts, minutes, goals, assists and the chances behind them.
Player POS APP MIN SH G xG G−xG CONV npxG
Mateusz Lis Goalkeeper 8 720 0 0 0.00 0.00 — 0.00
Wojciech Mońka Defender 8 720 0 0 0.00 0.00 — 0.00
Michal Gurgul Defender 8 675 8 0 0.26 −0.26 0% 0.26
Joel Pereira Defender 8 647 1 0 0.02 −0.02 0% 0.02
Pablo Rodríguez Midfielder 8 598 23 3 2.15 +0.85 13% 2.29
Radosław Murawski Midfielder 8 570 9 0 0.17 −0.17 0% 0.17
Patrik Wålemark Midfielder 8 564 22 2 2.76 −0.76 9% 2.77
Mateusz Skrzypczak Defender 6 495 0 0 0.00 0.00 — 0.00
Allahyar Sayyadmanesh Midfielder 8 454 16 5 2.04 +2.96 31% 2.05
Luis Palma Midfielder 8 368 13 1 1.67 −0.67 8% 1.62
Yannick Agnero Forward 8 360 17 1 1.98 −0.98 6% 1.95
Antoni Kozubal Midfielder 4 315 5 1 0.58 +0.42 20% 0.59
Mikael Ishak Forward 6 306 15 1 2.64 −1.64 7% 2.44
Filip Jagiełło Midfielder 7 281 4 0 0.20 −0.20 0% 0.70
Terry Yegbe Defender 3 225 1 0 0.01 −0.01 0% 0.01
Gustav Berggren Midfielder 4 183 4 0 0.34 −0.34 0% 0.35
Leo Bengtsson Midfielder 5 151 5 1 0.52 +0.48 20% 0.56
Daniel Håkans Midfielder 3 127 2 0 0.18 −0.18 0% 0.18
Robert Gumny Defender 5 108 4 1 0.31 +0.69 25% 0.30
João Moutinho Defender 1 45 1 0 0.01 −0.01 0% 0.01
Goals include penalties, and expected goals include penalty chances wherever the provider counts them, so G−xG is taken over both. npxG leaves penalty chances out. The provider publishes it as a figure of its own rather than as expected goals less penalties, so the gap between the two is mostly a player's penalty chances but not only that — for a player who took none, npxG can come out above xG. No column here takes it from goals: nothing this page holds counts a player's non-penalty goals.

Rates per ninety minutes are shown for a player with at least 270 minutes behind him — the control above moves that floor, and it moves nothing else. Minutes share is a player's minutes against the 8 matches this club has played in this competition, at ninety minutes each. Expected goals, non-penalty expected goals and expected assists are summed from this competition's per-match feed, so a player it holds no figures for carries a dash rather than a nought.

About the data

Where these figures come from, and what they leave out

Data source
Appearances, starts, minutes, goals and assists are the provider's season line. Expected goals, expected assists and non-penalty expected goals are summed from its per-match feed over this club's fixtures. Ekstraklasa only — no figure here adds two competitions together.
Calculated by xgEdge
xGI, the per-90 rates, goals minus expected goals, xGI share and minutes share are worked out here from those figures. Nothing on this page is a model's output.
Missing data
A dash means a figure was not measured; a nought means it was measured and came to nothing. Per-90 figures are hidden below the minimum-minutes setting, which opens at 270 and never removes a row.

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