

Diogo Leite Stats season 2022-2023
Diogo Leite Last match


Diogo Leite Career
Former clubs
Diogo Leite Career stats
Diogo Leite history
Diogo Leite was born on 23 January 1999 in Porto and plays for 1. FC Union Berlin. He played for Leixoes SC Matosinhos from 2007-2008, for FC Porto from 2008-2014, for Padroense FC from 2014-2014, for FC Porto from 2015-2021, for Sporting Braga from 2021-2022, for FC Porto from 2022-2022 and has played for 1. FC Union Berlin since 2022.
Current season 2022/23
With one assist, the 1.88m-tall defender currently has the eighth-most in his team along with Janik Haberer, Sven Michel, Kevin Behrens, Jamie Leweling, Danilho Doekhi, Morten Thorsby, Levin Öztunali, Timo Baumgartl and Josip Juranovic. In 26 of the previous 28 games of the season, the player with the shirt number 4 was in the starting line-up. Of these 28 games, he won 16 with his club. Additionally, he was substituted in for two games.
With a pass success rate of 83.37 per cent, the 24-year-old now occupies third place within his squad. Furthermore, he has attained the fourth position on his squad's leaderboard for a tackle success rate of 52.91 per cent.
Last game
Diogo Leite played his last game on the 34th matchday of the 2022/23 season (27 May 2023). He was victorious over SV Werder Bremen while playing for 1. FC Union Berlin with a score of 1-0. He played as a defender throughout this entire game. In terms of total touches, he had 44 individual ball possessions. Furthermore, he had 15 tackle challenges in the last match. Of these, Diogo Leite was able to win nine. He was additionally able to make 26 successful passes. During his total playing time in this game, he ran 11.1 km and thus covered a longer distance than all other players in the club. In doing so, Diogo Leite had a total of six sprints.
Bundesliga career and records
Diogo Leite has played 28 matches throughout the course of his career in the Bundesliga. Of these, he has won 16. He has played all the matches of his career in the Bundesliga as a member of 1. FC Union Berlin.