Stefan Posch
A Bundesliga center-back sitting at 51.25 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range — with the most distinctive feature being the near-total absence of sub-score data, making a confident positional verdict impossible. Across 13 matches and 1,170 minutes this season, the available per-90 numbers show 3.15 tackles and a 6.84 average rating, but no defensive sub-score exists to anchor a proper evaluation of a player whose entire value should be measured defensively. Data confidence sits at 0.63, meaning all conclusions here carry meaningful uncertainty.
The FQ score of 51.25 is driven primarily by what is missing rather than what is measured: all role-relevant sub-scores — defense, physical duels, progression — are null, leaving the model with thin evidence and a confidence rating of 0.63. Without a defensive sub-score for a center-back, the system cannot reward or penalise the core contribution that defines this position.