Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Ligue 1 center back sitting at 74.63 on the Tactico scale — good, but not a standout. His most distinctive on-ball contribution is a 0.44 key passes per 90, which is above typical for a center back, suggesting involvement in build-up play. Defensively, his 1.21 tackles per 90 provides a baseline signal, though the absence of granular defensive sub-scores limits a full positional read.
With all sub-scores returning null, the Tactico Score of 74.63 is driven primarily by aggregate per-90 output and role-context modeling rather than dimension-level strengths. The 7.01 average match rating across 28 appearances (2,458 minutes) anchors the score in the "good" band, but the lack of sub-score depth means the ceiling of this evaluation is capped by data structure rather than performance alone.
Form score of 69.41 sits 5.2 points below the Tactico Score of 74.63, placing this player at the edge of a soft decline — just outside the stable ±5 band. Not an acute concern over 28 matches, but the downward drift is worth monitoring into the next sample window.
Both sit in the 73–75 Tactico Score band as center backs with similar aggregate profiles; Cabrera Sasía scores marginally lower at 73.46, suggesting a near-identical output ceiling with no clear differentiator at this data resolution.
Chalobah's 72.84 Tactico Score reflects a comparable positional baseline, though his Premier League context implies a higher competitive difficulty than Ligue 1, making this player's equivalent score relatively less demanding to achieve.
Bueno Sciutto at 72.68 is the closest floor comparison; both players occupy the same 'good' band, but this player's slightly higher score and 0.44 key passes per 90 suggest marginally more build-up involvement.
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