La Liga 2 2025/2026 season

This season in the La Liga 2, Marcos André has scored 3 goals across 23 appearances (12 starts), totalling 1022 minutes. That works out to 0.3 goals and 0 assists per 90 minutes. Marcos André has attempted 40 shots with 9 on target, a 23% shot accuracy rate.

Attacking and creative statistics

In attacking play, Marcos André has created 6 chances including 2 big chances for teamMates. The forward has completed 19 successful dribbles from 37 attempts (51% success rate). Marcos André has contributed 9 key passes and 5 crosses this season.

Defensive and passing performance

Defensively, Marcos André has registered 15 tackles (12 won), 4 interceptions, and 3 clearances. In possession, the forward has completed 145 from 201 pass attempts, a 72% pass accuracy rate. Marcos André has won 91 of 195 total duels.

Discipline

Marcos André has received 2 yellow cards this season, committing 29 fouls and winning 31.

About Marcos André

Marcos André is a 29-year-old forward playing for Real Valladolid in the La Liga 2, representing Brazil. Marcos André is right-footed and wears the number 10 shirt. Born on 20 October 1996.

Most recent appearance

Marcos André's most recent match was away at Real Zaragoza on June 27th. Real Valladolid won 2-0. Marcos André played 19 minutes, registering 1 shot, 1 tackle with a match rating of 6.6.

Recent matches

• June 27th: 2-0 win vs Real Zaragoza (19 mins, rating 6.6)
• November 23rd: 1-0 win vs Real Sociedad II (71 mins, rating 7.38)
• March 19th: 1-0 loss away at FC Andorra (24 mins, rating 6.69)
• July 11th: 0-0 draw vs SD Eibar (90 mins, rating 7.1)
• August 29th: 1-0 loss away at Cultural Leonesa (24 mins, rating 6.43)

Marcos André's teammates at Real Valladolid

Marcos André currently plays alongside Víctor Meseguer, Marcos André, Carlos Clerc, Sergi Canós, Iván Garriel, Vegard Erlien, Chuki, Peter Federico, Amath Ndiaye, Guilherme Fernandes, Ramón Martínez, Pablo Tomeo, Mario Maroto, Ibrahim Alani, Mohamed Jaouab, Stipe Biuk, Lucas Sanseviero, Álvaro Aceves, Clément Michelin, Julien Ponceau, David Torres, Guille Bueno, Stanko Juric, Iván Alejo, Juanmi Latasa, Noah Ohio and Mathis Lachuer at Real Valladolid.