Kevin Danso

TOT

• #4 • Center Back

Kevin Danso

TOT

• #4 • Center Back

National Team

Austria

Position

Role

Controlled Centre Back

Birthdate (Age)

Sep 19, 1998 (27)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'3"

Weight

187 lb

Club

Spurs

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2025/2026 All matches

Overall grade

66.2

204/493

Impact score

6.3

252/493

Defender rank

108th

108/181

All rank

255th

255/493

Top 5 Leagues

2025/2026 All matches

Defender rank

353rd

353/993

All rank

880th

880/2,562

Grades

Key Grades

2025/2026 Premier League

Overall

91st/184 DEF

63.8

Passing

86th/184 DEF

66.9

1 V 1 Defending

99th/182 DEF

68.2

Aerial Duel

17th/179 DEF

82.8

Positioning

37th/184 DEF

Blocking

29th/183 DEF

83.7

Overall Grades by game

2025/2026 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2025/2026 Premier League

Appearances

1732

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Aug 22, 4:30pm UTC

Brentford

Spurs

Gtech Community Stadium

Aug 29, 4:30pm UTC

Spurs

Newcastle

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Sep 5, 2:00pm UTC

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

News

Jul 3, 2026

Posts eight clearances versus Spain

Danso recorded one tackle (zero won), one block and eight clearances and drew one foul in Thursday's 3-0 defeat versus Spain.

Analysis: Danso filled the stat sheet because he was under pressure for the entire game, but didn't cover himself in glory while attempting to limit the Spain attackers and lost Mikel Oyarzabal on two goals. He has recorded at least one clearance in every contest, totaling 16 and posting three blocks, two tackles (zero on target) and one off-target shot, with no clean sheets.

Jun 23, 2026

Starts on Monday

Danso had one cross (zero accurate) and one chance created in Monday's 2-0 loss against Argentina.

Analysis: Danso started the game ahead of Philipp Lienhart and saw plenty of the ball as Austria attempted to build from the back, recording 90 touches and completing 87% of his passes. He won four of five aerial duels and added two blocks. He was frequently dragged around as Austria's pressing structure allowed Argentina to frequently create overloads, especially down the right side.