Jan Virgili
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Jan Virgili 2025/2026 season stats
As a left winger, Jan Virgili has appeared in 31 La Liga matches this season, totalling 1,796 minutes at an average rating of 6.45. Every metric below is shown as a total, a per-90 rate or percentage, and a percentile against other La Liga players.
Not enough players to compare against for this season.
Positions played
La LigaMainly left winger (16 appearances), also at right midfielder (1) and left striker (1).
Mallorca squad
A. Prats
33 yrs#9
Z. Luvumbo
24 yrs#15
J. Virgili19 yrs#17
A. Puigmal25 yrs
D. Luna
23 yrs
A. Fuentes30 yrs
M. Domènech19 yrs
O. Mascarell33 yrs#5
A. Sánchez29 yrs#6
M. Morlanes27 yrs#8
S. Darder32 yrs#10
S. Costa
25 yrs#12
P. Torre23 yrs#20
J. Salas20 yrs#41
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Jan Virgili previous seasons
Per season, all competitions| Competition | Apps | Min | Goals | Assists | Key p | Tackles | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 La Liga | 31 | 1,796 | 2 | 5 | 31 | 15 | 6.45 |
| Competition | Apps | Min | Goals | Assists | Key p | Tackles | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 UEFA Youth League | 8 | 645 | 3 | 2 | 9 | 3 | 4.86 |
About Jan Virgili
About Jan Virgili
Jan Virgili is a 19-year-old forward playing for Mallorca in the La Liga 2, representing Spain. Jan Virgili is right-footed and wears the number 17 shirt. Born on 26 July 2006.
Most recent appearance
Jan Virgili's most recent match was away at Real Oviedo on February 6th. Mallorca won 3-0. Jan Virgili played 29 minutes, registering 1 key pass with a match rating of 6.79.
Recent matches
- February 6th3-0 winvsReal Oviedo(29 mins, rating 6.79)
- June 12th2-0 lossatLevante(29 mins, rating 6.18)
- October 12th3-1 lossatGetafe(66 mins, rating 6.47)
- September 17th1-1 drawvsVillarreal(20 mins, rating 6.77)
- November 13th0-1 winatGirona(26 mins, rating 6.59)
Teammates at Mallorca
Jan Virgili currently plays alongside Arnau Puigmal, Toni Lato, Manu Morlanes, Mateu Morey, Samú Costa, Pablo Torre, Abdón Prats, Antonio Sánchez, Johan Mojica, Sergi Darder, Lucas Bergström, Jan Virgili, Aboubaka Soumahoro, Omar Mascarell, Zito Luvumbo, Iván Cuéllar, Daniel Luna, Antonio Raíllo, Martin Valjent, Adrián Fuentes, Jan Salas, David López and Marc Domènech at Mallorca.