Defender Gustaf Lagerbielke, born on 10 April 2000 (age 25), hails from the picturesque land of Sweden. Lagerbielke, a central defender for SC Braga, looms large on the field standing tall at 6ft 3in (1.91m) and weighing 12st 8lb (80kg) - a real testimonial to Norse mythology. He takes the field in the number 14 jersey, a number he has also proudly worn for the Swedish national team.
Plotting Lagerbielke's worth on a fiscal scale, his current market value gravitates around a handsome £2.6m, as per Transfermarkt's estimation.
Lagerbielke's journey in professional football commenced in January 2019, when he joined the ranks of Sollentuna FK in Sweden's Division 2. Two years later, in January 2021, he transferred to Vasteras SK competing in the Swedish Superettan.
Further scaling the Swedish leagues, Lagerbielke moved to IF Elfsborg in the Allsvenskan in August 2021 for an undisclosed fee. Here, his track record was nothing short of commendable - accruing two, six and 16 first-team appearances respectively in the 2021, 2022 and 2023 seasons. He also netted two goals in his 2023 season.
In a brief sojourn from Elfsborg, Lagerbielke was loaned to fellow Allsvenskan club Degerfors IF in July 2022. Despite the change in scenery, his performance remained consistent, bagging 14 first-team appearances and a trio of goals.
Lagerbielke's time at Celtic commenced in August 2023, sealed with a pricey seal of £3m. Even though he spent only one season (2023 - 2024) with the Hoops, he made a considerable impact - featuring seven times in the contractual spell.
However, come August 2024, Lagerbielke was off on loan to FC Twente in the Eredivisie in Netherlands, where he marked his presence with 20 first-team appearances and a goal.
In July 2025, Lagerbielke bade farewell to Celtic and Scotland, transferring to SC Braga in Portugal for a fee hovering around £2.2m. Currently, in the 2025 - 2026 season, Lagerbielke has made 14 first-team appearances and scored two goals.
Lagerbielke's resume also carries an impressive repertoire of international performances, including featuring in both World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024 - 2026 for Sweden and Europa League for SC Braga.
