Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Serie A goalkeeper sitting at 57.85 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, but without evidence of elite shot-stopping, distribution, or sustained quality that would push him above the 60 threshold. Across 17 matches and 1,414 minutes this season, he holds a 6.74 average rating, which is functional but unremarkable for the division. Score confidence of 0.67 means this read is reasonable but not definitive.
With all outfield sub-scores null by design for a goalkeeper, the FQ score of 57.85 is driven entirely by overall performance aggregates — and those aggregates point to a competent but unexceptional operator. No granular goalkeeper-specific data (save percentage, saves/90, xG prevented) is visible in the model, which caps the ceiling of this assessment and keeps him anchored in the 50-59 "typical performer" band.
Form score of 53.67 sits 4.18 points below the FQ score of 57.85 — a soft decline, but not yet a meaningful concern. The trend is worth monitoring over the next 5–8 matches to determine whether this is a temporary dip or the start of a sustained drop below his established baseline.
Nearly identical FQ score (58.12 vs 57.85) places them in the same adequate-starter band, though Hradecký operates in a higher-profile club context which may reflect greater exposure to elite-level shot-stopping demands.
A close FQ match at 58.61, both sitting in the typical-performer range for goalkeepers; Radu's score edges slightly higher, suggesting marginally more consistent recent output.
The highest of the three comparables at 60.52, Sá represents the near-term ceiling for this player's profile — similar positional archetype but with enough of a gap to reflect a meaningfully more reliable recent track record.
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