Leroy Sané

Leroy Sané

GER
 • #19 Right Winger
Position

RW

Role

Wide Forward

Birthdate (Age)

Jan 11, 1996 (30)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

6'0"

Weight

176 lb

National Team
Germany
Jun 20, 2026

Sends in two crosses in win

Sane registered two crosses (one accurate) and one tackle in Saturday's 2-1 win against Cote D'ivoire.

Analysis: Sane was largely neutralized by an Ivorian defense that contained Germany's attacks during the 60 minutes he was on the pitch. Despite being one of his nation's most talented wingers, he has gone without a goal or assist in each of the first two World Cup games, recording a slow start to the competition compared to the rest of the team's attackers. There should be more opportunities for him to get back on track, but he's not guaranteed meaningful playing time given the quality and depth of the squad.

Jun 14, 2026

Three shots, no goal

Sane recorded three shots and two chances created in Sunday's 7-1 win over Curacao.

Analysis: Sane would earn the start Sunday after the injury to Lennart Karl in the build-up to the World Cup, starting on the right flank. He would see some decent chances with his three shots and was very nearly a goal recipient, although he just narrowly missed out. He would play the full 90, but his spot in the squad moving forward is not solidified, especially after a standout performance from Deniz Undav from the bench.

May 29, 2026

Joins Germany for World Cup

Sane has been picked to serve with Germany during the 2026 World Cup and is likely to earn starting time.

Analysis: Sane is back for another World Cup as the winger is set to join the team in the United States, likely a key player for the club. He just ended his first season in Turkiye with Galatasaray, marking a decent campaign, notching seven goals and nine assists in 43 appearances with the team. That said, his decent season is likely to earn him the starting role on the right flank for the German national team, also being a decent veteran presence in the relatively young German attack. He may see some rotation later in the group stage for the likes of Lennart Karl or Jamie Leweling, getting younger guys a chance, although his starting role should stick in important games. He is still a pacey option who will find space, a decent bet for a goal contribution or two during the tournament.

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