Sead Kolašinac
A Serie A center back sitting at 50.04 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range — whose evaluation is heavily constrained by missing sub-score data across all dimensions. With 1,054 minutes across 16 matches this season, the sample is modest, and a confidence rating of 0.63 signals that conclusions should be treated as provisional. The most distinctive feature of this profile is not what the data shows, but what it cannot: all role-critical sub-scores are null, making a full positional read impossible.
The FQ score of 50.04 reflects a combination of below-baseline raw output and severe data gaps — most critically, the absence of a defense sub-score, which is the primary evaluative dimension for a center back. Without it, the score is driven largely by the available per-90 data (2.05 tackles, 6.6 average rating), which point to a mid-to-low baseline contributor rather than a reliable starter.