Maxime Lopez
A Ligue 1 defensive midfielder sitting at 47.43 on the FQ scale — squarely in the fringe-to-typical range — with 23 appearances and 1,869 minutes this season providing a solid sample. The most notable data point is the near-total absence of dimensional sub-scores: finishing, creation, progression, defense, and possession control are all null, meaning the overall score is built on surface-level output rather than a full positional breakdown. What limited per-90 data exists — 1.97 key passes and 1.3 tackles per 90 — suggests a player contributing modestly across both phases without standing out in either.
The FQ score of 47.43 is primarily explained by the absence of any sub-score above baseline: all five role-relevant dimensions (defense, progression, creation, possession control, finishing) return null, preventing the model from crediting any area of genuine strength. The score is effectively a floor estimate built on a 6.97 average match rating and modest volume metrics rather than a dimensional profile.