Jesper Karlström
A defensive midfielder in Serie A sitting at an FQ Score of 47.45 — squarely in the fringe-to-typical range, below what is expected of a consistent starter at this level. The most notable data point is the near-complete absence of dimensional sub-scores, which prevents any granular read on where value is or isn't being generated. What is visible — 1.61 tackles per 90 and a 6.66 average match rating across 2,914 minutes — paints a picture of a player contributing at a low-to-moderate baseline without standout output in any area.
The FQ Score of 47.45 is driven primarily by below-baseline overall production for the defensive midfielder role, with no sub-score above 70 — in fact, all dimensional sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense) returned null, meaning no single area could be identified as a genuine strength pulling the score upward. The score confidence of 0.82 over 33 matches confirms this is a reliable signal, not a small-sample artifact.