Dan Ndoye

SUI

• #11 • Left Winger

Dan Ndoye

SUI

• #11 • Left Winger

Club

Forest

League

Premier League

Position (Secondary)

LW (RW)

Role

One-v-One Creator

Birthdate (Age)

Oct 25, 2000 (25)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'0"

Weight

174 lb

National Team

Switzerland

Ranking

World Cup

2026 All matches

Overall grade

79.9

52/974

Impact score

7.3

66/974

Forward rank

23rd

23/362

All rank

48th

48/974

Grades

Key Grades

2026 World Cup

Overall

13th/365 FWD

80.1

Crossing

30th/244 FWD

72.6

Passing

154th/360 FWD

62.7

Dribbling

15th/260 FWD

79.6

Ball Carrying

8th/282 FWD

82.9

Tackle Resistance

32nd/337 FWD

76.3

Shooting

59th/285 FWD

73.5

Overall Grades by game

2026 World Cup

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026 World Cup

Appearances

442

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

News

Jul 7, 2026

Lively despite not scoring

Ndoye registered two shots (one on goal) and two crosses (zero accurate) in Tuesday's 0-0 (4-3) penalty shootout win versus Colombia.

Analysis: Ndoye was one of his team's major threats while featuring on the left flank, but his best attempt met Camilo Vargas' save in the first half of the match. The forward, who had started on the right wing in the previous game, moved to the opposite side this time. In any case, he could be a solid option to retain the spot for the remaining fixtures, looking to score his second goal or first assist in the competition.

Jul 3, 2026

Nets decisive second goal

Ndoye scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Thursday's 2-0 victory over Algeria.

Analysis: Ndoye delivered the decisive moment of Thursday's 2-0 win over Algeria, latching onto a half-hearted clearance from Rafik Belghali at the start of the second half and driving a low finish into the net to double Switzerland's advantage, also registering one shot on target, two crosses (one accurate), one interception and three tackles across his 87 minutes before being replaced by Michel Aebischer. The winger's goal effectively ended the contest as a competitive match and ended Switzerland's 88-year wait for a World Cup knockout win, with his pace, directness and finishing quality from wide right making him one of the most dangerous wide forwards remaining in the competition heading into the round of 16.