Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Ligue 1 center-back sitting at an FQ Score of 50.16 — squarely in the typical performer band — across 2,610 minutes (29 matches) this season. The most notable data point is the absence of any sub-score breakdowns, which limits dimensional analysis, though the high confidence rating (0.91) means the aggregate score is well-supported. At this level, the player represents a functional squad option rather than a standout defensive asset.
With all role-specific sub-scores returning null, the FQ Score of 50.16 is driven entirely by aggregate output metrics — including 1.9 tackles per 90 and a 7.14 average rating — which collectively land at the positional baseline without exceeding it in any measurable dimension. There is no single elite dimension pulling the score upward.
Form score of 56.92 sits 6.8 points above the FQ Score of 50.16, indicating a clear upward trajectory — this player is currently performing above their established baseline. That gap is meaningful and consistent with the risk-form assessment of an improving trend, though the absolute form level remains in the adequate-starter range.
Nearly identical FQ Score (50.11 vs 50.16) places them at the same positional baseline; specific stylistic differences cannot be confirmed without sub-score data for either player.
Comparable aggregate output level (FQ 50.04), though Kolašinac's career profile as a physically aggressive defender likely differs in duel and progression contributions that sub-score data here cannot confirm.
Marginally higher FQ Score (50.48) puts Diks just above this player in the same performance band; both sit in the typical-performer tier with no clear elite dimension separating them.
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