Mathias Jorgensen | Football Stats | Huddersfield Town | Age 28

	25. Mathias Jorgensen
	Defender Huddersfield Town

Real name	Mathias Jorgensen
Age	28 (Born 23 Apr, 1990)
Height	6ft 2in (1.88m)
Weight	12st 4lb (78kg)

Place of birth	Copenhagen, Denmark
Nationality	Denmark
Date Signed	07 Jul, 2017
Fee	£3,500,000

Career

CLUB	FROM	TO	FEE	LEAGUE		FA CUP		LGE CUP		OTHER
				APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS	APPS	GLS
Huddersfield	07 Jul, 17		£3,500,000	49 (0)	1	2 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0
FC Copenhagen	01 Jul, 14	07 Jul, 17	£400,000	91 (2)	4	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	14 (0)	3
PSV Eindhoven	01 Jul, 12	01 Jul, 14	Youth	7 (7)	2	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	3 (3)	0
FC Copenhagen	01 Jul, 07	01 Jul, 12		9 (2)	0	0 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	8 (1)	0
Totals			£3,900,000	156 (11)	7	2 (0)	0	0 (0)	0	25 (4)	3
Goals per Game				0.04		0		n/a		0.10

Games played by Mathias Jorgensen in 2018/2019
					GLS	YEL	RED
Premier League	Sa 11Aug 2018	Huddersfield	0 - 3	Chelsea
Premier League	Sa 25Aug 2018	Huddersfield	0 - 0	Cardiff
Premier League	Sa 01Sep 2018	Everton	1 - 1	Huddersfield
Nations League	Su 09Sep 2018	Denmark	2 - 0	Wales
Premier League	Sa 15Sep 2018	Huddersfield	0 - 1	C Palace
Premier League	Sa 22Sep 2018	Leicester	3 - 1	Huddersfield	1
Premier League	Sa 29Sep 2018	Huddersfield	0 - 2	Tottenham
Premier League	Sa 06Oct 2018	Burnley	1 - 1	Huddersfield
International	Tu 16Oct 2018	Denmark	2 - 0	Austria
Premier League	Sa 20Oct 2018	Huddersfield	0 - 1	Liverpool
Premier League	Sa 27Oct 2018	Watford	3 - 0	Huddersfield
Premier League	Mo 05Nov 2018	Huddersfield	1 - 0	Fulham
Premier League	Sa 10Nov 2018	Huddersfield	1 - 1	West Ham
Nations League	Fr 16Nov 2018	Wales	1 - 2	Denmark

Appearances:14Totals:

Match in Focus

19:45 TODAY SKY

Germany v Holland

Home Win	Draw	Away Win

Key stats

Holland have lost just one of their last eight internationals

Expert verdict

Germany can take some much-needed confidence from their 3-0 friendly win against Russia but the relegated hosts could suffer another Nations League defeat to Holland. Ronald Koeman’s side will win of the group with victory and will be brimming with confidence after sinking World Cup holders France 2-0 on Friday.

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