Gustaf Lagerbielke, a native of Sweden born on 10 April 2000, is a proficient central defender currently lined up with SC Braga. Lagerbielke ranks in at 1.91m (6ft 3in) tall and weighs in at about 80kg (12st 8lb), wearing the number 14 jersey both for his club and for the Swedish national team.
His market value stands around £2.6m, according to information provided on the football statistics site, Transfermarkt.
Lagerbielke started his professional career with Sollentuna FK in the Swedish Division 2 in January 2019. In January 2021, he made a step up, transferring from Sollentuna FK to Vasteras SK in the Swedish Superettan. Later in August 2021, Lagerbielke moved to IF Elfsborg in the Swedish Allsvenskan for an undisclosed fee. During his time at IF Elfsborg, Lagerbielke contributed in a number of matches, making a total of 24 appearances and scoring two goals across three seasons.
In July 2022, Lagerbielke was loaned to Degerfors IF, in which he made 14 first team appearances and scored three goals. By January 2023, upon completion of his loan, he returned to IF Elfsborg.
In August 2023, a notable transfer took place. Lagerbielke moved to Celtic in the Scottish Premiership for a fee of around £3m. He played seven first team matches in his debut season, etching his name on the green and white roster.
After spending the 2024 - 2025 season on loan at FC Twente in the Eredivisie in Netherlands, where he made 20 first team appearances and netted one goal, Lagerbielke left Celtic. In July 2025, he transferred from Celtic to SC Braga in Portugal's Liga with a price tag of around £2.2m. During the current 2025 - 2026 season, Lagerbielke has been seen on the pitch for SC Braga four times in league matches, and significantly participated in the Europa League Qualifiers of 2025 - 2026 with 5 starts for SC Braga.
Though his stint at Celtic was brief, Lagerbielke left his mark, showcasing his defensive skills at a crucial time for the club. Despite not having the chance to fully embed himself at Celtic, his performance both domestically and internationally continues to remind fans of his time in Scotland.
