Top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football 2024-25 – 19.02.25
Top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football 2024-25
Who will finish the season as the top footballer ranked by most red cards in European football? Who has made the most red cards so far this season? And how many? Let’s find out!
Statistics are used for a variety of different reasons within professional football today. Stats refer to football player or football team’s accomplishments throughout any given game. For instance, during games, statisticians keep track of goals, saves, tackles, interceptions, passes, dribbles, shots, aerial duels won, blocked shots, fouls, key passes, assists, offsides, clearances, yellow cards, red cards, pass success percentages, possessions, etc., to create stats sheets to follow the players’ or team’s progress. Individual or team statistics can have a great bearing on playing time, game outcome, team selections and rankings, and more.
Based on the most recent football statistics and records, we have compiled a comprehensive post listing the top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football.
Loads of football players can be bad in this statistical category, however only the footballers with the biggest number of red cards have made it onto our list.
This statistical article brings you top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football of the season so far. Let’s see!
Top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football 2024-25
Player | Red Cards |
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1. Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United | 2 |
2. Deiver Machado, Lens | 2 |
3. Frédéric Guilbert, Lecce | 2 |
4. Isaak Touré, Udinese | 2 |
5. Jack Stephens, Southampton | 2 |
6. Lilian Raolisoa, Angers | 2 |
7. Marco Friedl, Werder Bremen | 2 |
8. Mario Martín, Real Valladolid | 2 |
9. Nadiem Amiri, Mainz 05 | 2 |
10. Nico Schlotterbeck, Borussia Dortmund | 2 |
11. Tanguy Coulibaly, Montpellier | 2 |
12. Tommaso Pobega, Bologna | 2 |
13. Vedat Muriqi, Mallorca | 2 |
14. Willi Orbán, RB Leipzig | 2 |
15. Abdoulaye Doucouré, Everton | 1 |
16. Abdukodir Khusanov, Lens | 1 |
17. Abdul Mumin, Rayo Vallecano | 1 |
18. Adam Dzwigala, St. Pauli | 1 |
19. Ado Onaiwu, Auxerre | 1 |
20. Aitor Paredes, Athletic Club | 1 |
21. Alberto Dossena, Como | 1 |
22. Aleksandar Sedlar, Deportivo Alaves | 1 |
23. Alessio Romagnoli, Lazio | 1 |
24. Álex Grimaldo, Bayer Leverkusen | 1 |
25. Alfon González, Celta Vigo | 1 |
26. Ali Dembélé, Torino | 1 |
27. Alieu Fadera, Como | 1 |
28. Almugera Kabar, Borussia Dortmund | 1 |
29. Amadou Koné, Reims | 1 |
30. Amine Harit, Marseille | 1 |
31. Anass Zaroury, Lens | 1 |
32. Andreas Hanche-Olsen, Mainz 05 | 1 |
33. Andu Kelati, Holstein Kiel | 1 |
34. Andy Robertson, Liverpool | 1 |
35. Ante Rebic, Lecce | 1 |
36. Antoine Makoumbou, Cagliari | 1 |
37. Antonino Gallo, Lecce | 1 |
38. Toni Lato, Mallorca | 1 |
39. Antonio Raíllo, Mallorca | 1 |
40. Arouna Sangante, Le Havre | 1 |
41. Arthur Theate, Eintracht Frankfurt | 1 |
42. Ashley Young, Everton | 1 |
43. Atakan Karazor, VfB Stuttgart | 1 |
44. Axel Tuanzebe, Ipswich | 1 |
45. Benito Ramírez, Las Palmas | 1 |
46. Benjamin Sesko, RB Leipzig | 1 |
47. Carlos Baleba, Brighton | 1 |
48. Chimy Ávila, Real Betis | 1 |
49. Christian Nørgaard, Brentford | 1 |
50. Christopher Opéri, Le Havre | 1 |
A list of the top footballers ranked by most red cards in European football.
Red Card – Red cards are used as a means to discipline players for misconduct during the game. A yellow card is used to caution players, while a red card results in the player’s dismissal from the field of play.
The success of a football team depends a lot on the individual players making up that team. However, not all positions on a team are the same and there are significant differences in the style of game being played in different leagues. It is therefore important to take into account both the position and the league when evaluating individual football players.
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