Finn Jeltsch
Finn Jeltsch
Finn Jeltsch
- Chiều cao
- 188
- Cân nặng
- 86
- Ngày sinh
- Chân thuận
- Giá trị
- €35m
- Hợp đồng đến
- 2030-06-30
Finn Jeltsch, a German football player born on July 17, 2006; he is currently 20 years old. He stands at 186 cm tall, weighs 76 kg, and is right-footed. His market value is estimated at 35 million euros. Jeltsch currently plays for VfB Stuttgart as a defender, wearing the number 29 jersey. His contract with the club is valid until June 30, 2030. Throughout his career, Jeltsch has achieved numerous honors, including one U17 World Cup title, one appearance at the U17 World Cup, one U17 European Championship title, and one Fritz-Walter Medal, among others.
Errors leading to shot25/264 · 4
Pass accuracy25/2621 · 91
Last man tackles25/2623 · 1
Market value25/2638 · 3000万
Clearances25/2684 · 69
Passes25/2696 · 1044
Interceptions25/2699 · 19
Aerial duels won25/26114 · 29
Dribbled past25/26119 · 12
Aerial duels25/26120 · 58
Pass accuracy24/2511 · 92
Errors leading to shot24/2527 · 2
Market value24/25106 · 1200万
- U17 World Cup champions×1 · 2023
- Participants in the U17 World Cup×1 · 2023
- U17 European Championship winners×1 · 2023
- Fritz Walter Gold Medalist×1 · 2025
- German Cup champions×1 · 24-25
- Participants in the U17 European Championship×1 · 2023
- UEFA Europa League participants×1 · 25-26
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