Ruben Vinagre

Measuring 170cm, Wolverhampton Wanderers'' average player height succumbs Ruben Vinagre by 12cm. Born on April 9, 1999, Ruben Vinagre's age of 20 underlies his team's mean. In July 2018, Portuguese defender Ruben Vinagre joined Wolverhampton Wanderers (United Kingdom), whom he is still playing for. These days, his team Wolverhampton Wanderers comes first place in Uhrencup plus eighth place in Premier League (United Kingdom). 24% of Wolverhampton Wanderers' football players are left footers and so is Ruben Vinagre. He played 23 matches this season.

He is playing as defender in Wolverhampton Wanderers together with Willy Boly, Matt Doherty, Leander Dendoncker, Conor Coady, Cameron John, Max Kilman, Jonny Castro, Ryan Bennett and Romain Saiss. Further, Ruben Vinagre also operates for Portugal. Before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers, he impressed at AS Monaco and Academica Coimbra. His longest stay in a team counts two years and 11 months in AS Monaco (France). At Wolverhampton Wanderers, Ruben Vinagre is the owner of jersey number 29. So far in his career as football player, he was part of three clubs.

He just scored no and initialized one goal at present. This leads to roughly 0.04 assists and zero scores per match in the resent season. One could say he translated to a slighlty diminished form compared to last year yielding a per-match-quota of 0.08 goals and 0 assists. So far this season, Ruben Vinagre won 100% in Uhrencup and won 40% of Wolverhampton Wanderers'' matches in Premier League. They also managed to win 2 fixtures in a row in Uhrencup.

After an overall look at his career, we can see that he was substituted in ten times but never out. In the active season, he came into the park more often in contrast to 2017/2018 wherein the contrary happened. Throughout his professional career, he participated in 37 games, the last appearance being eleven days ago. Ruben Vinagre received two penalties throughout his entire career (all yellow). In the current playtime, he caught 1 yellow card. His shortest spell with a club was five months in Academica Coimbra (Portugal).

(Last edited April 19, 2019)