Mark Flekken
A Bundesliga goalkeeper sitting at a TQ Score of 68.1 — adequate starter territory, consistent enough to hold a starting berth but not yet threatening the top tier of the position. With 1,871 minutes across 21 matches this season, the sample is meaningful, though role-specific metrics such as save percentage and clean sheet rate are absent from the data, limiting how precisely we can characterise shot-stopping quality. The 6.8 average match rating is the clearest per-90 signal available.
The TQ Score of 68.1 is driven entirely by the composite FQ signal — no sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense) are populated for this player, which is positionally expected but means the score rests on aggregate output rather than any single standout dimension. The absence of a defensive sub-score in particular prevents any elite-tier ceiling from being established.