Daniel Johnson brings steady two-way value for Towson’s front
Daniel Johnson’s profile is hard to ignore if you want a productive, experienced footballer in the middle of the pitch: in the 2025/26 season he has logged 536 minutes, 1 goal, 1 assist, 9 chances created, and an 84.2% pass accuracy, while also contributing defensively with 5 interceptions and 32 recoveries.[1] His differentiators are balance and composure in possession, plus enough ball-carrying and final-third activity to add value beyond pure ball-winning.[6] The main fit question is physical duels, where his success rate has been more average than dominant, so he looks best for a team that wants a composed, multi-function presence rather than a pure bruiser.[1]
