Scout report: Season stats for Real Madrid forward Signe Bruun | OneFootball

Liga F remains one of the most exciting, yet undervalued leagues in the world. More and more top players are moving to Spain and they will make the quality of the league even better.

One of those players is Signe Bruun, who moved from Olympique Lyonnais to Real Madrid. Let’s dive deeper into her great performances so far in the 2023-2024 season.

Signe Bruun: Season overview

In the image below, you can see the radar of the player. This radar shows us the percentile ranks of Signe Bruun for relevant data metrics in the last year. It combines her work for Olympique Lyonnais and Real Madrid against the top competitions in the world.

She scores extremely high in non-penalty goals, total shots, and non-penalty xG and expected goals assisted. Bruun also scores high in the progressive passes received, touches in attacking penalty area and in the number of interceptions. Her passing isn’t ideal, but she does know how to finish and create chances.

Signe Bruun: Expected goals

In this next table, you can see which player has the highest expected goals in the Liga F 2023/24 season so far. Alexia Putellas leads the table, but after that it is Signe Bruun with the highest xG.

She is also the only one in the top 10 in this list that is a player of Real Madrid.

This signifies how well she has been adapting to the league and how her talent for finding a shooting opportunity from almost every situation does convert well into the expected goals.

But where does she shoot from? Let’s find out.

In the shot map below you can see all the shots that Bruun has taken in the season so far. Grey dots represent all shots that were missed, saved or hit the woodwork. The red dots represent goals.

In the six games of the season so far, Bruun has had 15 shots. Of those 15 shots, four were converted into a goal with a corresponding xG of 4.05. This means that the quality of the chances are almost equal as to the conversion of those chances.

This is an indication that Bruun puts away the opportunities she has to score, which is a very good sign for an attacker.

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