Both sit in the low-50s FQ range as strikers with adequate but not standout production; Ayew's 51.73 score reflects a similarly functional profile, though he has operated in a different league context.

Bamford's 51.55 FQ score places him in the same tier of striker output; the key difference is Bamford's profile has been heavily disrupted by injury availability, whereas this player has logged 1,528 minutes of stable participation.

García Martínez scores 57.27 — the closest ceiling comparison — and represents what upside looks like if the current form trajectory (63.95) is sustained into a revised FQ baseline.