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A consistent La Liga central midfielder sitting at 75.13 on the Tactico scale — solidly above-average but without a dominant dimension to elevate him further. His most distinctive quality is chance creation: 2.28 key passes per 90 and 0.34 big chances created per 90 mark him as a reliable playmaker in a competitive league context. Direct goal threat is limited, with shot volume at just 0.65 per 90 and no confirmed goal production data in the current dataset.
The 75.13 Tactico Score reflects a player who contributes meaningfully across creation and defensive engagement but lacks the elite production volume in any single dimension to push into the 78+ tier. The absence of sub-score data (all null) prevents a more granular breakdown, but the per-90 profile — anchored by 2.28 key passes and 1.67 tackles — paints a picture of a balanced, non-dominant contributor.
Form score of 72.38 sits 2.75 points below the Tactico Score of 75.13 — within the ±5 range, indicating a stable trajectory with no meaningful concern. Output is consistent rather than trending in either direction.
Both profile as creative central midfielders in a similar Tactico score band (75.75 vs 75.13), though Pedro González López edges ahead slightly, likely reflecting a higher creation ceiling or greater involvement in build-up phases.
Anderson (74.45) is a close match in overall score and balanced midfield profile; the key difference is league context — Anderson operates outside La Liga, making direct production comparisons less straightforward.
Amiri's 76.15 score sits just above this player's 75.13, with both sharing a playmaking-oriented midfield role; Amiri's marginal edge likely comes from a stronger creation or progression dimension.
Shot volume of 0.65 per 90 is low for a central midfielder, and goal production data is absent entirely — this player does not function as a scoring threat from midfield, which limits his ceiling in systems that demand output from that position.
4.97 duels won per 90 with a 55% success rate is adequate engagement but falls short of above-average for the role — a 55% win rate indicates he holds his own without controlling physical exchanges.
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