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A Serie A goalkeeper sitting at 60.43 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, but without standout evidence in either direction. Across 25 matches (2,250 minutes), the available data confirms positional stability and consistent output, though the absence of goalkeeper-specific metrics (saves, save percentage, clean sheets, xG prevented) means shot-stopping quality cannot be directly assessed. An average match rating of 6.89/10 is the clearest performance signal available.
The 60.43 FQ score is primarily shaped by the absence of role-specific production data — without save percentage, saves per 90, or goals prevented, the model cannot reward elite shot-stopping even if it exists. The 6.89 average rating anchors the score in the adequate-starter band rather than pushing it higher.
Form score of 64.25 sits 3.82 points above the FQ score of 60.43 — within the ±5 stable range, but nudging upward. This suggests recent performances are marginally better than the season baseline, though the gap is not large enough to signal a meaningful breakout in form.
Nearly identical FQ score (60.52 vs 60.43) places them in the same adequate-starter band, though de Sá's specific league context and shot-stopping metrics may differ.
A close FQ match at 60.77, reflecting similar overall output levels; Rønnow's Bundesliga experience provides a different competitive baseline.
The highest of the three comparables at 61.32, marginally above this player's FQ score, suggesting Mvogo edges ahead on available scoring dimensions.
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