Gustaf Lagerbielke, born on the 10th of April, 2000 (age 24) in Sweden, is best known for his defensive skills playing as a central defender. Currently contracted with FC Twente, Lagerbielke dons the number 3 jersey. He boasts a formidable height of 6ft 3in (1.91m) and weighs approximately 12st 8lb (80kg).
Lagerbielke's current market value is approximately Β£2m, as reported by Transfermarkt. His contract with FC Twente is expected to run its course by 30th June 2025, which is merely 8 months away.
Lagerbielke set foot in professional football with a stint at Sollentuna FK in Sweden's Division 2 in January 2019. In January 2021, he moved to Vasteras SK in the Allsvenskan. Come August that year, he had switched allegiances to IF Elfsborg in the same division for an undisclosed fee. Lagerbielke's stint at IF Elfsborg from 2021 to 2023 was peppered with first league appearances and a few goals to his name.
July 2022 saw Lagerbielke loaned to Degerfors IF in the Superettan, where he continued his impressive appearance record and scored thrice in his debut season. Upon completion of his loan spell at Degerfors IF, Lagerbielke returned to IF Elfsborg in January 2023 and continued to make regular first team appearances.
August 2023 marked a pivotal point in Lagerbielke's career when he transferred to the Scottish Premiership to play for Celtic, a move that cost the Scottish side a cool Β£3 million. Lagerbielke's first season with Celtic in 2023-2024 saw him establishing his first team footing with seven league appearances.
However, Lagerbielke's time at Celtic was short-lived when he was loaned to FC Twente in The Netherlands' Eredivisie in August 2024. In the current 2024-2025 season, Lagerbielke has already made three first team appearances for FC Twente. He also has one substitution appearance in the Europa League 2024-2025 under his belt, contributing to FC Twente's campaign in the competition.
Although Lagerbielke's time at Celtic was brief, his impact was felt. The move from IF Elfsborg to Celtic brought him into a completely new arena, and he did not disappoint in his first season, making a commendable seven league appearances under the green and white hoops. Much to the disappointment of the Hoops' fanbase, he was loaned out to FC Twente the following season after a busy tenure at Parkhead.
