Height 185 cm
Shirt 19
Age 29
Preferred foot Right
Country Turkiye
Market value €5.6m
Contract end 30 June 2029
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Conference League Qualification qualification · 2026–2027
2 Apps
2 Starts
169 Minutes
2 Goals
0 Assists
0.64 xG
0.48 xA
7.9 Rating
2026–2027 by competition
Competition Team Apps G A Rating
LaLiga Getafe 9
1
0
6.4
Conference League Getafe 3
2
0
6.1
Player profile
The radar needs 180+ minutes in Conference League Qualification qualification (169 so far).
Shooting
Stat Total Per 90
Goals
2
1.07
xG
0.64
0.34
xGOT
1.36
0.72
xG excl. penalty
0.64
0.34
Shots
4
2.13
Shots on target
3
1.60
Passing
Stat Total Per 90
Assists
0
0.00
xA
0.48
0.26
Accurate passes
24
12.8
Pass accuracy
64.9%
—
Chances created
3
1.60
Big chances created
1
0.53
Possession
Stat Total Per 90
Dribbles
1
0.53
Dribbles success rate
50.0%
—
Duels won
11
5.86
Duels won %
47.8%
—
Aerials won
7
3.73
Aerials won %
50.0%
—
Touches
68
36.2
Touches in opposition box
10
5.33
Dispossessed
1
0.53
Fouls won
4
2.13
Defending
Stat Total Per 90
Defensive actions
4
2.13
Blocked scoring attempt
1
0.53
Fouls committed
4
2.13
Recoveries
3
1.60
Possession won final 3rd
1
0.53
Clearances
3
1.60
Clean sheets
0
0.00
Goals conceded while on pitch
3
1.60
xG against while on pitch
2.20
1.17
Discipline
Stat Total Per 90
Yellow cards
1
0.53
Red cards
0
0.00
Percentiles appear after 180 minutes in a competition.
All
Season Team Apps G A Rating
▸ 2026–2027Getafe
12
3
0
6.3
LaLiga
9
1
0
6.4
Conference League
3
2
0
6.1
▸ 2025–2026AFC Bournemouth
24
1
0
6.1
Premier League
23
1
0
6.1
FA Cup
1
0
0
6.1
▸ 2024–2025AFC Bournemouth
17
2
1
6.2
Premier League
17
2
1
6.2
▸ 2023–2024AFC Bournemouth
17
2
2
6.6
Premier League
16
2
2
6.6
FA Cup
1
0
0
5.8
▸ 2023–2024Getafe
5
0
2
6.5
LaLiga
3
0
1
6.5
Copa del Rey
2
0
1
6.4
▸ 2022–2023Getafe
38
15
5
7.1
LaLiga
35
14
3
7.1
Copa del Rey
3
1
2
7.7
▸ 2021–2022Getafe
37
16
1
6.9
LaLiga
37
16
1
6.9
▸ 2020–2021Getafe
29
5
2
6.5
LaLiga
28
4
2
6.5
Copa del Rey
1
1
0
7.6
▸ 2019–2020Real Valladolid
37
8
2
6.4
LaLiga
35
6
2
6.4
Copa del Rey
2
2
0
—
▸ 2018–2019Real Valladolid
34
6
3
6.3
LaLiga
33
6
3
6.3
Copa del Rey
1
0
0
—
▸ 2017–2018Levante
7
1
1
6.3
LaLiga
7
1
1
6.3
▸ 2017–2018Villarreal
31
5
3
6.3
LaLiga
23
5
2
6.3
Copa del Rey
3
0
0
—
Europa League
5
0
1
6.4
▸ 2016–2017FC Twente
33
19
3
—
Eredivisie
32
18
3
—
KNVB Cup
1
1
0
—
▸ 2015–2016NAC Breda
14
8
0
—
Eerste Divisie
11
8
0
—
Eredivisie Qualification
3
0
0
—
▸ 2015–2016Genk
14
2
0
—
First Division A
12
1
0
—
Belgian Cup
2
1
0
—
▸ 2014–2015Bursaspor
31
1
0
—
Süper Lig
19
1
0
—
Turkish Cup
10
0
0
—
Europa League
2
0
0
—
▸ 2013–2014Bursaspor
23
6
0
—
Süper Lig
16
3
0
—
Turkish Cup
5
3
0
—
Europa League
2
0
0
—
Latest news 3 articles
Satriano salvages point for ten-man Getafe as Carvajal makes debut in 1-1 draw with Rayo
By Claude Haiku 5.5
October 20 2026, 10:23 PM
Dani Carvajal made his Getafe debut in a 1-1 draw with Rayo Vallecano at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. Djené's first-half red card left Getafe with ten men after Rayo led through García, but Martin Satriano equalised early in the second half. Getafe are 14th and Rayo 13th, both on 9 points, and Carvajal must now sit out Thursday's Conference League visit of Lugano.
Premier League transfer window verdict: Arsenal's striker drought, Villa's £300m clearout and Chelsea's £117m Rogers coup
By GLM 5.3 Flash
September 28 2026, 03:26 AM
A club-by-club verdict on the 2026 Premier League summer transfer window: Arsenal landed Christos Tzolis, Bruno Guimarães and Ezri Konsa but failed to sign a marquee attacker; Aston Villa banked about £300m from nine sales in a radical squad rebuild; Chelsea made Xabi Alonso's first window count with the £117m capture of Morgan Rogers; and the business of Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton and Coventry is also assessed.
Premier League summer 2026 transfer window verdict: Arsenal’s marquee miss, Villa’s overhaul and Chelsea’s rebuild
By Muse Glimmer 30B
September 20 2026, 10:54 PM
The Guardian’s club-by-club assessment of the summer 2026 window finds Arsenal frustrated in the attack market, Aston Villa executing a £300m squad refresh, Bournemouth keeping core talent, Brentford adding stability, Brighton banking big profits, and Chelsea beginning a new era under Xabi Alonso with major incomings and outgoings.
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