Goalkeeper
Player function
51
SPR
2070
Minutes played
0.36
Goals Prevented
68.52
% Saves
196
Accurate Long Balls
Goalkeeper
Player function
51
SPR
2070
Minutes played
0.36
Goals Prevented
68.52
% Saves
196
Accurate Long Balls
Personal Details
Nationality
Belgium
Date of Birth
(31) 1992-06-25
Height
197
Weight
78
Preferred Foot
Left
Club
League
Position
Goalkeeper
On Loan From
-
Performance spider chart
Heatmap
Season highlights
Koen Casteels (31, Belgium) plays as a goalkeeper for VfL Wolfsburg, in Bundesliga in Germany.
In the 2023/24 season, he has played 23 matches, for a total of 2070 minutes.
He has conceded 34 goals and accrued 4 clean sheets. With 74 saves in total, he displays a saves ratio of 68.5%.
Career highlights
Koen Casteels was born on 25/06/1992 in Bonheiden, Belgium. Formed at Genk, he spent most of his professional career in Germany with 1899 Hoffenheim, Werder Bremen (loan) and VfL Wolfsburg, making over 100 Bundesliga appearances. Casteels was first called up to the senior Belgium team in 2013. He was going to be part of Belgium's 2014 FIFA World Cup squad but failed to recover from an injury and was replaced by Silvio Proto and then Sammy Bossut. He was chosen for the final 23-man squad to go to the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Historical Performance
Season
Team
League
Appearances
Goal
Assist
2023/24
23
-
-
2022/23
34
-
-
2021/22
28
-
-
2020/21
32
-
-
2019/20
26
-
-
2018/19
26
-
-
2017/18
34
-
-
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Performance spider chart
Personal Details
Nationality
Belgium
Date of Birth
(31) 1992-06-25
Height
197
Weight
78
Preferred Foot
Left
Club
League
Position
Goalkeeper
On Loan From
-
Heatmap
Season highlights
Koen Casteels (31, Belgium) plays as a goalkeeper for VfL Wolfsburg, in Bundesliga in Germany.
In the 2023/24 season, he has played 23 matches, for a total of 2070 minutes.
He has conceded 34 goals and accrued 4 clean sheets. With 74 saves in total, he displays a saves ratio of 68.5%.
Career highlights
Koen Casteels was born on 25/06/1992 in Bonheiden, Belgium. Formed at Genk, he spent most of his professional career in Germany with 1899 Hoffenheim, Werder Bremen (loan) and VfL Wolfsburg, making over 100 Bundesliga appearances. Casteels was first called up to the senior Belgium team in 2013. He was going to be part of Belgium's 2014 FIFA World Cup squad but failed to recover from an injury and was replaced by Silvio Proto and then Sammy Bossut. He was chosen for the final 23-man squad to go to the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Historical Performance
Season
Team
League
Appearances
Goal
Assist
2023/24
23
-
-
2022/23
34
-
-
2021/22
28
-
-
2020/21
32
-
-
2019/20
26
-
-
2018/19
26
-
-
2017/18
34
-
-
Belgium