Grenddy Perozo
MainzLWB (RWB)
Balanced Full Back
Jan 29, 1994 (32)
Right
5'7"
150 lb
Versatile left wing-back
Mwene has been named in Austria's World Cup squad and is expected to provide coach Rangnick with a dynamic and versatile option on the left flank capable of operating in multiple defensive roles throughout the competition.
Analysis: Mwene ended the season having been a regular presence for Mainz in the Bundesliga, contributing one goal and five assists in 29 appearances with his characteristic energy and ability to contribute both defensively and as an overlapping outlet that gives Austria width on the left side. The midfielder brings the experience of having been a reliable international presence across multiple tournaments and the tactical intelligence to fit into manager Rangnick's demanding system without compromising the defensive structure. Mwene heads into the World Cup as one of Austria's most trusted defensive options, with his versatility making him invaluable as a player capable of filling multiple roles.
Makes two interceptions
Mwene crossed three times (one accurate) and made two interceptions during Sunday's 3-1 loss to Union Berlin.
Analysis: Mwene was active on both sides of the ball as he had the third most crosses on the team while leading Mainz in interceptions. The wing-back has a goal to go along with four shots, six crosses and four interceptions over his last three starts.
Scores first goal of season
Mwene scored one goal to go with four shots (two on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Sunday's 2-1 win over FC St. Pauli.
Analysis: Mwene doubled Mainz's lead in the 40th minute, ghosting in unmarked at the back post before hammering Silvan Widmer's cutback into the top-left corner from seven meters for his first Bundesliga goal of the season. He came up big defensively as well, throwing his body in front of Martijn Kaars' shot in the 74th minute to deny St. Pauli any hope of a comeback. Mwene earned top-performer honors on the day, and his goal officially locked in Mainz's Bundesliga survival for an 18th straight season.
Wins penalty in return
Mwene generated two clearances in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Monchengladbach.
Analysis: Mwene made his return after missing the Conference League quarter-final second leg through an undisclosed issue, coming on for 24 minutes and winning the late penalty that was converted to earn his side a draw. Before his absence, the left wing back had put together a run of seven consecutive league starts, contributing two shots, five chances created and two assists across those outings.
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