Gabriel Gudmundsson
26-Year-Old
Leeds United
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Gudmundsson joins Leeds United as a replacement for the outgoing Junior Firpo, who was the main starter throughout their Championship run. Gudmundsson made 30 appearances for Lille last season, mostly as a full-back, creating 16 chances and taking 18 shots. The defender isn't likely to become a more productive option in the Premier League, but he does have a path to significant playing time if he can win the left-back job over Sam Byram. Despite the potential for minutes, there doesn't seem like a ton of offensive upside for Gudmundsson, even if Leeds play a more attacking system than Lille did.
Starting in return
Gudmundsson (groin) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Arsenal.
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Gudmundsson is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Arsenal after previously appearing set to miss multiple matches and completes his return despite not training fully with the team ahead of the game. That said, he still underwent further testing before kickoff and was cleared to play from the opening whistle. His inclusion is a positive step given he was initially expected to miss out.
Gudmundsson is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Arsenal after previously appearing set to miss multiple matches and completes his return despite not training fully with the team ahead of the game. That said, he still underwent further testing before kickoff and was cleared to play from the opening whistle. His inclusion is a positive step given he was initially expected to miss out.
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Small chance to make Arsenal match
Gudmundsson (groin) has not rejoined team training and is doubtful for Saturday's match against Arsenal, according to manager Daniel Farke. "Gabriel has progressed, he's not in team training yet but there is a small chance he'll make it for Arsenal."
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Likely back in early February
Gudmundsson is still dealing with a minor adductor strain and could return within one or two games, likely in early February, coach Daniel Farke said in a press conference, according to Leeds Live. "Little strain with addutor. Hope to have him back as quick as possible. Initial checks was 3-4 weeks but hope to have him back in one or two games but not more. Justin was excellent today."
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Out to face Toffees
Gudmundsson (groin) is out for Monday's match against Everton.
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Dealing with adductor injury
Gudmundsson is questionable for Monday's match against Everton due to an adductor injury, according to manager Daniel Farke. "The group that was available for the last game is more or less the same. A little question mark over Gabi, who is struggling with an adductor problem."
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Five tackles in loss
Gudmundsson generated one shot (zero on goal), four crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 2-1 loss to Aston Villa.
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