Nearly identical FQ scores (59.12 vs 59.11) place both players in the same adequate-starter band; Giroud's profile historically skews toward hold-up and link play rather than volume shooting, which may or may not reflect this player's style given missing sub-score data.

Richarlison's marginally higher FQ score of 61.48 represents the ceiling of what improved form could push this player toward; the key difference is that Richarlison's profile typically carries higher physical and pressing output, a dimension not yet confirmed here.

A slightly lower FQ score of 57.27 makes García Martínez the floor comparable — both occupy the same mid-50s-to-low-60s band, suggesting similar contribution levels, though García Martínez's lower score implies marginally less consistent output.