Lucy Graham
Scotland Women/M/
ScotlandPlayer Info
Lucy Graham is a Scottish international midfielder known for her leadership and engine in the center of the park, currently playing for the Scotland Women's national team. Born on October 8, 1996, Graham's career began in the youth ranks in Scotland before she made a significant move to the English Women's Super League, where she developed into a formidable box-to-box midfielder. Her key highlights include pivotal performances in the Scottish national team's successful qualification campaigns for major tournaments, where her work rate and passing range were instrumental. With club sides, she has secured league titles and domestic cups, earning a reputation as a big-game player. Her individual honors include being named in league Team of the Season selections and winning Player of the Match awards in critical fixtures. At 28 years of age, Graham is in her prime, serving as a vice-captain for her national side and admired for her tenacity and tactical intelligence. Her style is defined by relentless pressing, precise long-range distribution, and a knack for arriving late in the box to score important goals.
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Scotland Women
FIFA Women's World Cup qualification(UEFA)2021-2022
Matches
Games Played
8
Games Started
2
Minutes Per Game
262
Offensive Data
Goals(PK)
0
Assists
-
Scoring Freguency(Minutes)
-
Shots Per Game
7
Accurate Passes Per Game
122
Key Passes Per Game
5
Accurate Long Balls Per Game
5
Accurate Crosses Per Game
1
Success Dribbles Per Game
2
Defense Data
Tackles Per Game
5
Interceptions Per Game
5
Clearances Per Game
1
Block Shots Per Game
-
Other Data
Yellow Cards
0
Yellow-Red
-
Red Cards
0
Turnovers Per Game
-
Fouls Per Game
3
Be Fouled Per Game
6