Pulling current player details into Tactico.


A Serie A center back sitting at 48.4 on the FQ scale — squarely in the fringe-to-typical range — with 2,466 minutes across 28 matches providing a reliable sample. The most notable characteristic here is the absence of any standout dimension: no sub-score clears the baseline threshold, and the composite picture is one of a player who fulfills a squad role without distinguishing himself. Data confidence is high at 0.89, so this reading is stable, not a statistical artefact.
The FQ score of 48.4 is driven primarily by below-baseline composite output across all measurable dimensions — no single sub-score is available to identify a redeeming strength. With tackles at 0.80 per 90 and a match rating of 6.95, the defensive contribution sits around the lower end of what is expected from a Serie A starter at center back.
Form score of 45.73 sits 2.7 points below the FQ score of 48.4 — within the ±5 stable band, so this is not a meaningful decline signal. Recent form is essentially tracking the season baseline, indicating no recovery or deterioration in progress.
Nearly identical FQ score (48.49 vs 48.4) places both players in the same fringe-starter tier; Cabrera Sasía's profile suggests a similarly limited ceiling but comparable consistency of involvement.
Alderete Fernández scores marginally higher at 49.62, occupying the same typical-performer band; the key difference is that Alderete Fernández edges closer to the 50-point threshold that separates fringe from adequate.
Torres scores slightly lower at 47.13, making him the weakest of the three comparables; both players share a below-median center-back profile, though Torres's lower mark suggests marginally less reliable output.
Tackles at 0.80 per 90 and a 6.95 average match rating are below what is typically expected of a regular Serie A center back. All granular defensive sub-scores (duels, interceptions, aerial dominance) are unavailable, preventing a fuller picture, but the composite FQ of 48.4 with high confidence (0.89) suggests no dimension is compensating.
0.11 goals per 90 and 0.22 key passes per 90 are marginal figures. While attacking output is secondary for this role, these numbers offer no supplementary value that might offset defensive limitations.
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