Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Serie A center back sitting at 52.12 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range — with 32 appearances and 2,733 minutes this season providing a high-confidence read (0.94). The most notable on-ball contribution is 0.72 key passes per 90, which is above typical for a center back, but the overall defensive output does not meet positional standards. At this score level, this is a squad player rather than a reliable starter in a top-half Serie A side.
With all sub-scores null, the FQ score of 52.12 is driven by aggregate output metrics that fall below baseline for a center back in Serie A — the per-90 defensive numbers (1.71 tackles per 90) and a match rating of 6.98 reflect adequate but unremarkable positional contribution. The absence of granular defensive sub-scores (duels, interceptions, clearances) means the score cannot be elevated by role-specific strengths, and the raw aggregate is not strong enough to push above the 55–59 adequate range.
Form score of 53.03 sits just 0.91 points above the FQ score of 52.12 — well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward momentum; this player is performing in line with their established baseline.
Both sit in the 50–54 FQ range as Serie A center backs with similar aggregate output profiles; Romero's score of 53 edges slightly higher, suggesting marginally stronger defensive contribution.
Comparable FQ score of 50.48 reflects a similar tier of consistent but non-elite defensive output; Diks operates in a different positional context which may account for the slight gap.
At 50.11, Dźwigała represents the lower bound of this peer group — both players share a profile of reliable minutes accumulation without standout defensive metrics to push the score higher.
1.71 tackles per 90 is the primary defensive signal available, and it does not indicate a dominant defensive presence for a center back in Serie A. All defensive sub-scores are null, meaning no standout performance in duels, interceptions, or clearances can be confirmed — a meaningful gap for this role.
A per-match rating of 6.98 reflects consistent but below-average Serie A center back performance. Over 32 matches, this is a stable signal rather than a sample-size artifact, indicating the ceiling is genuinely limited at this stage.
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