Joel Asoro
Joel Asoro, the Swedish forward, made 31 appearances for Sunderland. He found the net 3 times, averaging 0.1 goals per game. His most prolific season in our data was 2017-18, with 3 goals. In our match data he features from 2016 to 2018. More of his recorded appearances came under Chris Coleman than any other manager — 28 in all. Among the bigger results he featured in was a 3-0 win over Wolves at home in 2018. He lined up alongside John O'Shea more than any other team-mate in our data, the two starting 12 games together. Across 28 matches we hold detailed data for, his average match rating is 6.66.
Joel Joshoghene Asoro (born 27 April 1999) is a Swedish professional footballer who plays as a winger for Djurgårdens IF on loan from Ligue 2 club Metz and the Sweden national team . — Wikipedia
- Position
- FW
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Birthplace
- Stockholm
- Born
- 27 Apr 1999
- Height
- 176 cm
- Weight
- 75 kg
Asoro signed for English side Sunderland in 2015. [ 5 ] On 21 August 2016, a year after joining the club, Asoro made his professional debut in the Premier League against Middlesbrough , coming on as an 81st-minute substitute for Duncan Watmore ; [ 6 ] in doing so he became Sunderland's youngest Premier League player, as well as the youngest Swedish national to feature. [ 7 ] On 24 August 2016, Asoro was given his first Sunderland start under manager David Moyes in a 1–0 victory over League One side Shrewsbury Town in an EFL Cup second round tie. Asoro later appeared as a starter in the EFL Cup Round 3 victory over Championship side Queens Park Rangers and was subbed off for Josh Maja . [ 8 ] On 18 January 2017, Asoro came off the substitutes bench to feature in a 2–0 FA Cup 4th Round Replay defeat to Burnley. Asoro scored his first Sunderland goal in a 1–0 victory over Hull City on 20 January 2018. — Wikipedia
By Season
Appearances counted as matches started or come on as substitute.
Goals scored in
Fulham27 Apr 20182017-18Sunderland3–3
Middlesbrough24 Feb 20182017-18Sunderland1–0
Hull City20 Jan 2018Appearances
Wolves6 May 20182017-18Start1–2Fulham27 Apr 20182017-18Sub1–2
Burton21 Apr 20182017-18Sub2–2
Reading14 Apr 20182017-18Sub1–1
Norwich City10 Apr 20182017-18Sub1–1
Leeds United7 Apr 20182017-18Sub1–3
Sheffield Wednesday2 Apr 20182017-18Start0–2
Preston North End17 Mar 20182017-18Start0–1
QPR10 Mar 20182017-18Sub0–3
Aston Villa6 Mar 20182017-18Sub1–1
Millwall3 Mar 20182017-18Start3–3Middlesbrough24 Feb 20182017-18Start0–1
Bolton Wanderers20 Feb 20182017-18Start0–2
Brentford FC17 Feb 20182017-18Start3–3
Bristol City10 Feb 20182017-18Start0–2
Ipswich Town3 Feb 20182017-18Start1–3
Birmingham City30 Jan 20182017-18Start1–0Hull City20 Jan 20182017-18Sub0–4
Cardiff City13 Jan 20182017-18Sub0–2Middlesbrough6 Jan 20182017-18Sub0–1
Barnsley1 Jan 20182017-18Sub1–0
Nottingham Forest FC30 Dec 20172017-18Sub0–3
Sheffield United26 Dec 20172017-18Sub1–1Birmingham City23 Dec 20172017-18Sub1–0Fulham16 Dec 20172017-18Sub0–0Wolves9 Dec 20172017-18Sub1–3Reading2 Dec 20172017-18Sub2–0Burton25 Nov 20172017-18Sub1–2Aston Villa21 Nov 20172017-18Sub2–5Ipswich Town26 Sept 20172017-18Sub1–2Cardiff City23 Sept 20172017-18Sub0–3
Everton20 Sept 20172017-18Sub0–3Barnsley26 Aug 20172017-18Start2–1
Carlisle United22 Aug 20172017-18Sub0–2Leeds United19 Aug 20172017-18Sub1–1Sheffield Wednesday16 Aug 20172017-18Sub3–1Norwich City13 Aug 20172017-18Sub1–0
Bury10 Aug 20172017-18Sub1–1
Derby County4 Aug 20172016-17Sub1–5
Chelsea21 May 20172016-17Sub0–2
Burnley17 Jan 20172016-17Sub1–3
Stoke City14 Jan 20172016-17Sub0–0Burnley7 Jan 20172016-17Sub1–3
Manchester United26 Dec 20162016-17Sub1–0
Watford17 Dec 20162016-17Sub0–1Chelsea14 Dec 20162016-17Sub0–2Stoke City15 Oct 20162016-17Start2–1QPR21 Sept 20162016-17Sub1–1
Southampton27 Aug 20162016-17Start1–0
Shrewsbury Town24 Aug 20162016-17Sub1–2Middlesbrough21 Aug 20162016-17Sub1–2
Manchester City13 Aug 2016Similar Players
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