Ranjan Neelakandan
Switzerland
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Ranjan Neelakandan 2025/2026 season stats
As a left winger, Ranjan Neelakandan has appeared in 5 Ligue 2 matches this season, totalling 205 minutes at an average rating of 6.51. Every metric below is shown as a total, a per-90 rate or percentage, and a percentile against other Ligue 2 players.
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Positions played
Ligue 2Mainly left winger (3 appearances).
Vaduz squad
M. Monsberger
25 yrs#9
R. Neelakandan
21 yrs#16
D. Kasper
24 yrs#18
D. Djokic25 yrs#19
L. Akhalaia
24 yrs#24
D. Sorgic
36 yrs#39
N. Hasler
35 yrs#4
D. Schwizer30 yrs#7S. Seiler
25 yrs#8
J. Cabrera
23 yrs#10
L. Dalipi20 yrs#11
J. Stark25 yrs#17
L. Mack26 yrs#20
M. Eberhard24 yrs#22
M. Hammerich28 yrs#23
M. Cocic
23 yrs#28M. Walker21 yrs#30
Ranjan Neelakandan previous seasons
Per season, all competitions| Competition | Apps | Min | Goals | Assists | Key p | Tackles | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Ligue 2 | 5 | 205 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 6.51 |
About Ranjan Neelakandan
About Ranjan Neelakandan
Ranjan Neelakandan is a 21-year-old forward playing for Vaduz in the Super League, representing Switzerland. Ranjan Neelakandan is right-footed and wears the number 16 shirt. Born on 20 January 2005.
Most recent appearance
Ranjan Neelakandan's most recent match was away at Reims on May 8th. Vaduz drew 1-1. Ranjan Neelakandan played 22 minutes, registering 1 shot with a match rating of 6.31.
Recent matches
Next fixture
Ranjan Neelakandan and Vaduz are next in action on March 28th against Lausanne Sport in the Super League. Predicted lineups, head-to-head statistics, and tactical analysis are available on the Vaduz vs Lausanne Sport match preview.
Teammates at Vaduz
Ranjan Neelakandan currently plays alongside Dominik Schwizer, Milos Cocic, Malik Sawadogo, Mischa Eberhard, Tim-Tiado Oehri, Luca Mack, Ranjan Neelakandan, Nico Föllmi, Luca Celentano, Daniel Kasper, Liridon Berisha, Niklas Lang, Stephan Seiler, Marcel Monsberger, Julian Stark, Dejan Djokic, Mattia Walker, Denis Simani, Leon Schaffran, Mats Hammerich, Benjamin Büchel, Lutfi Dalipi, Juan Cabrera, Lado Akhalaia, Mischa Beeli, Nicolas Hasler and Dejan Sorgic at Vaduz.