Milan van Ewijk

CVC

• #27 • Right Back

Milan van Ewijk

CVC

• #27 • Right Back

Nationality

Netherlands

Position (Secondary)

RB (RWB)

Role

Balanced Full Back

Birthdate (Age)

Sep 8, 2000 (26)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

5'9"

Weight

154 lb

Club

Coventry City

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2026/2027 All matches

Overall grade

69.2

110/362

Impact score

6.6

191/362

Defender rank

67th

67/134

All rank

156th

156/362

Top 5 Leagues

2026/2027 All matches

Defender rank

228th

228/645

All rank

585th

585/1,701

Grades

Key Grades

2026/2027 Premier League

Overall

42nd/134 DEF

69.2

Passing

21st/134 DEF

72.5

Crossing

11th/79 DEF

68.9

Ball Carrying

80th/96 DEF

55.3

1 V 1 Defending

36th/125 DEF

67.9

Positioning

69th/128 DEF

Overall Grades by game

2026/2027 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026/2027 Premier League

Appearances

292

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Sep 13, 1:00pm UTC

Coventry City

Brighton

The Coventry Building Society Arena

Sep 19, 4:30pm UTC

The Coventry Building Society Arena

Oct 19, 7:00pm UTC

Spurs

Coventry City

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

News

Sep 5, 2026

Three tackles in loss

van Ewijk registered one cross (one accurate) and three tackles in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Manchester City. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 19th minute.

Analysis: van Ewijk made three tackles during Saturday's loss, as well as sending in a cross. That's a nice performance during the defeat in one of the toughest matches of the campaign. He should be a big part of the team, and will hope he can translate this performance into some more manageable matches. If he does so he could have some sneaky upside, though it's hard to trust any Coventry defenders.

Aug 30, 2026

Creates two chances

van Ewijk registered three crosses (two accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 1-0 defeat against Hull City.

Analysis: Van Ewijk was one of Coventry's more productive creators, generating two key passes while completing two of his three crosses from right-back. He also won his lone tackle and created Jay Dasilva's late headed opportunity. His speed and attacking intent from defense should remain an important part of Coventry's approach, particularly when the side needs additional width against deeper defensive blocks.