Ruben Vinagre

    All-time

  • matches played 91
  • goals 3
  • assists 2
  • Last appearance (days ago) 9

Ruben Vinagre is currently first in Uhrencup and seventh in Premier League (United Kingdom) with his team Wolverhampton Wanderers. Ruben Vinagre prefers to play with his left foot, as do 24% of his teammates. The Portuguese defender Ruben Vinagre joined his current team, Wolverhampton Wanderers (United Kingdom), in July 2018. He is NaN years younger than than his team's average age, as he was born on 09.04.1999. He had 26 match appearances this season. Ruben Vinagre stands 170cm high and thus is 12cm smaller than his team on average.

He played for AS Monaco and Academica Coimbra before ending up in Wolverhampton Wanderers. Concerning the latest matches, his club won in Uhrencup plus tied in Premier League. Ruben Vinagre received two penalties throughout his entire career (all yellow). In the current playtime, he caught 1 yellow card. From his professional start until now, he has performed in 40 matches in total and hindermost appeared yesterday. At Wolverhampton Wanderers, he is the owner of jersey number 29. On the whole, Ruben Vinagre joined the pitch 13 times and left it six times after the start of the match. In the present term, he played less games from match start.

Two years and 11 months was the maximum period he ever played in a team, which is AS Monaco (France). 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. Besides playing for Wolverhampton Wanderers, Ruben Vinagre additionally is a member of Portugal.

In terms of top seasons, the Premier League 18/19 (United Kingdom) was his best one yet, breaking one personal record in terms of appearances. He completes Wolverhampton Wanderers'' defensive department, alongside players like Willy Boly, Cameron John, Leander Dendoncker, Ryan Bennett, Jonny Castro, Romain Saiss, Conor Coady, Max Kilman and Matt Doherty. So far in his career as football player, Ruben Vinagre was part of three clubs. His shortest spell with a club was five months in Academica Coimbra (Portugal).

(Last edited May 14, 2019)