Mads Roerslev might not be a household name yet, but he’s quietly becoming a key figure in Brentford’s system.

The Danish wing-back offers energy, intelligence, and defensive stability on the right side. His overlaps allow Brentford to stretch the play, and his recovery speed helps shut down counterattacks.

While not a prolific assister, Roerslev’s positioning creates space for teammates like Mbeumo to exploit. He’s also disciplined defensively — rarely caught out of position, even against fast wingers.

Manager Thomas Frank trusts him in big games, often rotating between Roerslev and more attacking options depending on the opponent.

Still just 24, Roerslev is growing into his role — and his quiet consistency is exactly what makes Brentford so hard to break down.