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Ezri Konsa

Ezri Konsa

England · defender · 183cm · Born 1997-10-23

Goals by Competition

119
Appearances
13
Goals
2
Assists
27/2
Cards
Premier League 8 goals · 94 apps
Europa League 2 goals · 5 apps
Champions League 1 goals · 7 apps
WC Qualification Europe 1 goals · 5 apps
World Cup 1 goals · 3 apps
Europa Conference League 0 goals · 5 apps

Season by Season

2019/2020 — Premier League 11 apps · 1 goals
2020/2021 — Premier League 22 apps · 2 goals
2021/2022 — Premier League 13 apps · 2 goals
2022/2023 — Premier League 7 apps
2023/2024 — Premier League 19 apps · 1 goals
2023/2024 — Europa Conference League 5 apps
2024/2025 — Premier League 11 apps · 2 goals
2024/2025 — Champions League 7 apps · 1 goals
2025/2026 — Europa League 5 apps · 2 goals
2025/2026 — Premier League 11 apps
2026 — WC Qualification Europe 5 apps · 1 goals
2026 — World Cup 3 apps · 1 goals
Ezri Konsa

Ezri Konsa

Defender · 28 yrs
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England · FIFA World Cup 2026 →
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Photo: MintyGel (CC0)

Player Profile

Ezri Ngoyo Konsa (born 23 October 1997) is an English professional footballer who plays as a centre-back or right-back for Premier League club Aston Villa and the England national team. Konsa came through the academy at Charlton Athletic, and later joined Brentford and Aston Villa. He played for England at youth level, winning the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup with the under-20 team and the 2018 Toulon Tournament with the under-21s, before making his senior debut in March 2024.

Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Bio

Born 1997-10-23 (28)
Birthplace London Borough of Newham
Height 183 cm
Nationality United Kingdom
Positions full-back, centre-back

Club Career

Charlton Athletic
2016 — 2018
England U20
2017 — 2018
England U21
2018 — 2019
Brentford
2018 — 2019
Aston Villa
2019 — present
England
2024 — present

Related Articles

Arsenal interested in Stones, Konsa after Saliba injury blowJul 23

Arsenal's pursuit of defensive reinforcements, specifically John Stones and Ezri Konsa, is crucial following William Saliba's four to five-month injury absence.

France 4-6 England: Ten-Goal Thriller Delivers the Greatest Third-Place Match in World Cup HistoryJul 18

England win the bronze medal in a stunning 6-4 victory after leading 4-0 at halftime, surviving a ferocious French comeback led by Mbappé — who broke the all-time World Cup scoring record — before Saka's hat-trick penalty and Bellingham's late strike sealed the greatest third-place match ever played.

Arsenal Eyes Konsa Amidst World Cup FeverJul 19

Arsenal is preparing a bid for Aston Villa's Konsa as World Cup 2026 reaches its climax.