Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Premier League center back sitting at 74.66 on the Tactico scale — good, but not a standout — across 28 matches (2,268 minutes) this season. The most distinctive feature of this evaluation is what's missing: all role-specific sub-scores are null, meaning the score is built without defensive output, duel, or progression data. With 1.39 tackles per 90 and a rating of 6.95, the on-ball footprint is modest for a starting center back at this level.
The Tactico Score of 74.66 cannot be anchored to any single sub-score because all sub-scores are null — the score is driven entirely by aggregate signal rather than role-specific defensive metrics. This absence is the primary interpretive caveat: the 74.66 reflects consistent baseline presence, not measured defensive production.
Form score of 72.13 sits 2.53 points below the Tactico Score of 74.66 — within the ±5 stable band, indicating no meaningful directional shift. There is no upward or downward concern at this margin, though the specialist agents were contested (consensus confidence 0.53), so the stability reading carries moderate uncertainty.
Comparable overall Tactico Score (73.46 vs 74.66) as a center back operating at a similar performance tier; the key difference is Cabrera Sasía's score gap is narrower, suggesting slightly more consistent output across the evaluation window.
Close Tactico Score (72.84) and a shared profile of reliable but unspectacular defensive presence; Chalobah's Premier League context makes him the most direct like-for-like benchmark, though sub-score granularity is unavailable for a deeper comparison.
Similar score band (72.68) among this center back peer group; Bueno Sciutto's slightly lower figure suggests a marginally thinner contribution profile, making him the floor of this comparable set.
The defenseScore sub-score is null despite center back being a defensive specialist role. Tackles sit at 1.39 per 90 — the only available defensive signal — and no interception, duel, or clearance data feeds into a sub-score. For this position, the absence of a defensive sub-score is a meaningful gap, not a routine one.
0.12 goals per 90 and 0.12 key passes per 90 are low-volume outputs, as expected for a center back, but there is no progression sub-score to confirm whether the player contributes through ball-carrying or distribution either.
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