Andrés Andrade, born on 16 October 1998 (age 28), is a Panamanian centre-back whose senior career has been shaped almost entirely at LASK. He wears the No 16 shirt and has become a familiar part of their defensive set-up rather than a passing name on the teamsheet.
His most productive league season came earlier in the LASK structure, with LASK Juniors OO in 2019–20, when he scored three times in 14 appearances. From there, the main story has been sustained first-team work with LASK: 122 league appearances and four league goals across seven seasons.
He remains involved in 2026–27, which matters more than any tidy career summary. Andrade has made 17 appearances for LASK in all competitions this season, scoring three goals, including 11 Bundesliga appearances and two league goals. He has also played twice in Champions League qualifying and four times in the Champions League proper.
His international commitments have continued alongside that club role. This season he has appeared for Panama in the World Cup, World Cup qualifying in North and Central America, and the Gold Cup. Andrade’s career is not especially complicated: a long-serving LASK defender, still in the side, still contributing, and still part of Panama’s plans.
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