Mikkel Damsgaard

BRE

• #24 • Attacking Midfielder

Mikkel Damsgaard

BRE

• #24 • Attacking Midfielder

Nationality

Denmark

Position

Attacking Midfielder

Role

Creative Playmaker

Birthdate (Age)

Jul 3, 2000 (26)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

5'11"

Weight

146 lb

Club

Brentford

League

Premier League

Ranking

Premier League

2026/2027 All matches

Overall grade

75.3

58/426

Impact score

6.1

263/426

Midfielder rank

43rd

43/110

All rank

134th

134/426

Top 5 Leagues

2026/2027 All matches

Midfielder rank

125th

125/540

All rank

436th

436/2,069

Grades

Key Grades

2026/2027 Premier League

Overall

19th/109 MID

75.3

Shooting

52nd/84 MID

61.9

Passing

16th/109 MID

74.5

Crossing

9th/88 MID

74.8

On Ball Attacking

49th/105 MID

64.7

Ball Control

52nd/109 MID

65.1

Overall Grades by game

2026/2027 Premier League

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026/2027 Premier League

Appearances

Starts

Minutes

362

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

Oct 31, 3:00pm UTC

Brentford

Forest

Gtech Community Stadium • USA Network

Nov 8, 2:00pm UTC

Brighton

Brentford

The American Express Community Stadium

Nov 23, 8:00pm UTC

Brentford

Everton

Gtech Community Stadium

News

Oct 17, 2026

Returns to bench

Damsgaard (ankle) is on the bench for Saturday's match against Liverpool.

Analysis: Damsgaard returns to the squad after an ankle injury suffered on international duty with Denmark kept him out against Aston Villa. The midfielder had resumed on-field work before that fixture but needed additional recovery time before returning to competitive action. He is now available as a substitute and could provide a creative boost if called upon. With three Premier League starts this season, he will look to work his way back into the lineup as his fitness improves.

Oct 16, 2026

Could return against Liverpool

Damsgaard (ankle) is making progress in his recovery ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash against Liverpool, although his availability remains uncertain, according to coach Keith Andrews. "Closer, is the case with all of those players you just mentioned. Dams is obviously the shortest of all of them. The one he picked up away with Denmark was from a pretty naughty tackle."

Analysis: Damsgaard missed Brentford's previous match against Aston Villa after suffering an ankle injury while on international duty with Denmark. The midfielder had already resumed on-field work but was not yet ready for competitive action. He is getting closer to returning, although his availability against Liverpool remains uncertain. Damsgaard has started three Premier League matches this season and would provide Brentford with another creative option in midfield once fully fit.