Federico Valverde Stats This Season: A Comprehensive Look
Real Madrid’s dynamic midfielder Federico Valverde has once again proved why he is one of the most versatile players in La Liga. The 2025/26 campaign has seen him blend defensive grit with attacking flair, contributing across every statistical category that matters for a modern box‑to‑box midfielder. Below is an in‑depth breakdown of Valverde’s numbers, his role in the team’s recent successes, and how his performance compares to previous seasons.
Appearances and Minutes Played
Valverde has been a near‑ever‑present figure for Los Blancos this season. As of the latest league matchday:
- La Liga appearances: 32 starts, 3 substitute appearances
- Total minutes: 2,880 (averaging 86 minutes per appearance)
- Champions League minutes: 540 (all starts)
- Domestic cup appearances: 4 starts
His high minute count reflects the trust manager Carlo Ancelotti places in his stamina and tactical intelligence.
Goal Contributions
While Valverde is not primarily a striker, his offensive output has been impressive.
- Goals in La Liga: 7
- Assists in La Liga: 6
- Champions League goals: 2
- Overall goal involvement (goals + assists): 15
His most memorable strike of the season came against Atlético Madrid, a long‑range effort that earned a spot in the “Top 10 Best Goals by Federico Valverde” compilation released by Top Striker Presents. The goal highlighted his ability to arrive late in the box and finish with composure.
Passing Accuracy and Creativity
Valverde’s passing statistics underline his role as a conduit between defense and attack.
- Overall pass accuracy: 89.4 %
- Key passes per 90 minutes: 2.1
- Long‑ball success rate: 78 %
- Progressive passes per 90 minutes: 4.3
His vision enables Real Madrid to transition quickly, especially during counter‑attacks where his forward passes often unlock space for Vinícius Júnior and Rodrygo.
