Harvey Barnes
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A mid-tier Premier League winger sitting at 55.7 on the FQ scale — adequate by positional baseline but without any standout production dimension. Across 33 appearances (1,791 minutes this season), the per-90 output of 0.25 goals and 1.06 key passes places this player in functional-contributor territory, not a creative or goal-threat focal point. No sub-score clears the threshold for an elite label in any tracked dimension.
The FQ score of 55.7 reflects a winger who meets minimum positional expectations without exceeding them in any measurable way. All granular sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense, possession control, physical duels) are absent from the data, meaning the score is driven by aggregate output — 0.25 goals per 90 and 1.06 key passes per 90 — which are mid-range figures for a Premier League winger, not markers of elevated contribution.
Form score of 47.84 sits 7.9 points below the FQ score of 55.7 — a soft-to-meaningful decline that is statistically reliable given a confidence rating of 0.85. This is not noise: across 33 matches and 1,791 minutes, the recent output trend is running noticeably below the season baseline.
Nearly identical FQ score (55.24 vs 55.7) places them in the same functional-winger tier; Guedes carries a slightly lower floor but the overall production profile is comparable at this level.
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