José Sá
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A mid-range Premier League goalkeeper sitting at an FQ Score of 60.52 — adequate starter territory, but without standout signals in any measurable dimension. Across 21 matches (1,890 minutes), the profile is stable but unremarkable, with a match rating of 6.86 per 90 and no elite-tier sub-scores to anchor a stronger evaluation.
The 60.52 FQ Score reflects a goalkeeper meeting positional baseline without exceeding it. Role-specific defensive sub-scores (shot-stopping, distribution, clean sheets) are absent from the data, which prevents identifying any specific strength that could push the score higher — the rating of 6.86 per 90 is the primary quantitative anchor here.
Form is stable, with a form score of 58.94 sitting just 1.58 points below the FQ Score of 60.52 — well within the ±5 threshold for a stable classification. No meaningful upward or downward trend is indicated at this time.
Rønnow's FQ Score of 60.77 places him in near-identical territory, reflecting a similar profile of adequate Premier League-level output; the key difference is Rønnow's longer track record at this level provides more established evidence of consistency.
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