Nearly identical FQ Score (56.98 vs 57.68) places both players in the same adequate-starter band; García Serrano's profile is more associated with possession-based systems, whereas this player's 2.54 tackles per 90 suggests a more defensive-leaning midfield role.

McGinn's FQ Score of 55.25 is marginally lower, reflecting a similar mid-tier output level; McGinn is known for higher physical and pressing intensity, which may differentiate the underlying profiles despite the comparable composite scores.

Darder's FQ Score of 62.32 is the ceiling comparison here — a similar role bucket but with enough additional production to sit 4-5 points higher on the scale, illustrating the gap this player would need to close to move from adequate to above-average.