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A fringe-level center back in the Bundesliga with an FQ Score of 49.95 — sitting in the typical-to-below-baseline range for this role. Across 31 matches and 2,546 minutes this season, output is modest: 1.41 tackles per 90 and a 6.79 average match rating are the headline numbers, with no sub-scores available to identify a compensating strength. The specialist panel is contested on this player, with individual agent scores ranging from 45 to 72, reflecting genuine uncertainty about role-specific defensive quality.
The FQ Score of 49.95 is driven primarily by below-baseline overall production for a center back, compounded by the absence of a defense sub-score — the single most critical dimension for this role. Without defensive metrics (interceptions, duels won, aerial success), the evaluation leans on a modest 1.41 tackles per 90 and a 6.79 rating, neither of which signals above-average contribution at Bundesliga level.
Form is stable: the form score of 48.05 sits just 1.9 points below the FQ Score of 49.95, well within the ±5 threshold. There is no meaningful upward or downward momentum — this player is performing consistently at their established level, for better or worse.
Kolašinac scores 50.04 — virtually identical to this player's 49.95 — placing both in the fringe-to-adequate range; Kolašinac's profile skews more physical and experienced at top-flight level, which may explain similar aggregate scores through different means.
Dźwigała's 50.11 FQ Score makes him the closest comparable by output level; the key difference is competitive context, as league difficulty calibration between the two may shift relative standing.
Alderete Fernández scores 49.62, marginally below this player, and shares the center back profile at a similar performance tier; his profile may offer more defensive sub-score data, making him a useful reference point for what role-specific output looks like at this FQ level.
1.41 tackles per 90 is the only available defensive volume indicator, and no defense sub-score exists to contextualize it — a significant data gap for a center back where defensive actions are the primary production metric. This prevents confirmation of even baseline defensive contribution.
0.6 key passes per 90 and 0.11 assists per 90 are the full extent of attacking involvement. For a center back, these figures are not alarming in isolation, but with no progression or creation sub-scores, there is no evidence of a build-up play strength to offset the unclear defensive picture.
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