Jan Oblak
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga goalkeeper sitting at 68.21 on the TQ scale — solidly in the adequate-starter tier, with 28 appearances and 2,520 minutes this season providing a reliable sample. The composite score reflects consistent, baseline-level shot-stopping without any clear elite markers pushing the rating higher. An average match rating of 6.88 per 90 is functional but not a differentiator at this level.
The TQ Score of 68.21 is driven by a consistent, unremarkable composite across goalkeeper dimensions — no single standout sub-score elevates the ceiling, and the slight form dip (65.05) confirms the player is performing at, not above, their established baseline. The absence of granular goalkeeper metrics (save percentage, post-shot xG prevention, distribution) means the score reflects aggregate reliability rather than proven efficiency.
Form score (65.05) is 3.2 points below the TQ Score (68.21), placing this player in the stable-to-soft-decline band — not a meaningful concern yet, but the trend is negative rather than neutral. No recovery signal is visible in the current data.
Greif's TQ Score of 68.46 is nearly identical, making him the closest statistical peer; the key difference is Greif's marginal edge (+0.25) suggests slightly more consistent recent output.
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