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Adam Webster
Centre-back Brighton & Hove Albion Premier League Elite

Adam Webster stats 2024/25

Adam Webster ranks top 3% for aerial win rate and top 4% for final-third passes among centre-backs in the elite leagues on current form.

  • Age 31
  • Nationality England
  • Height 191 cm
  • Last match 1 year ago
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Appearances
14
11 starts
Goals
0
3 shots
Assists
0
3 key passes
Minutes
887
Rating
6.98
average

Premier League 2024/25 · Brighton & Hove Albion

Strengths & weaknessesCurrent form, compared with other centre-backs in the elite leagues

Strengths

  • Aerial win rate83% Top 3%
  • Final-third passes11.14 per 90 Top 4%
  • Interceptions2.05 per 90 Top 7%

Weaknesses

  • Tackles1.10 per 90 Bottom 24%
  • Ball security (possession lost)9.19 per 90 Bottom 25%
  • Clearances4.03 per 90 Bottom 26%

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Adam Webster FAQs

How many goals has Adam Webster scored this season?

Adam Webster has scored 0 goals and provided 0 assists in 14 appearances (887 minutes) for Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League 2024/25 season.

What position does Adam Webster play?

Adam Webster plays as a centre-back for Brighton & Hove Albion. OddAlerts benchmarks Adam Webster against 445 centre-backs in the elite leagues.

What are Adam Webster's strengths?

On current form, Adam Webster's strongest areas compared with other centre-backs are aerial win rate (top 3%, 83%), final-third passes (top 4%, 11.14 per 90) and interceptions (top 7%, 2.05 per 90).

What is Adam Webster's average rating this season?

Adam Webster averages a match rating of 6.98 across 14 appearances this season.

Which players are similar to Adam Webster?

The players with the most similar statistical profile to Adam Webster on current form are Lilian Brassier (Eintracht Frankfurt), Virgil van Dijk  (Liverpool) and Maximilian Rohr (Elversberg).