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A physically dominant Premier League center-back whose aerial and duel output sits well above typical role baselines — 4.06 aerials won/90 and 6.32 duels won/90 at 68% success are the defining features of his profile. His TQ Score of 87.26 places him in the elite band (85–89), though a meaningful form dip tempers the current picture. Active ball-winning via tackles (1.26/90) is the clearest gap in an otherwise strong defensive package.
The 87.26 TQ Score is driven primarily by elite aerial dominance and high-volume physical defensive output — 4.06 aerials won/90 and 6.59 clearances/90 are the standout contributors. The absence of sub-scores prevents a full dimensional breakdown, but the physical and duel metrics are the clear engine of this rating.
Form score of 79.48 sits 7.78 points below the TQ Score of 87.26, which constitutes a soft-to-meaningful decline signal. With a score confidence of 0.97 across 34 matches, this gap is unlikely to be noise — it reflects a genuine dip in recent output rather than a thin sample artefact.
Both profile as physically imposing center-backs with strong aerial and duel metrics; Solet Bomawoko's TQ Score of 81.62 is notably lower, reflecting a gap in overall defensive consistency.
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Gabriel (80.08) shares the high-clearance, aerial-dominant center-back profile in the Premier League, but this player's TQ Score of 87.26 places him a tier above in the current ratings.
Blind (79.61) offers a comparable defensive baseline, though his profile leans more toward ball-playing and positional defending rather than the physical duel volume that defines this player's output.
4.06 aerials won per 90 is a headline figure for a Premier League center-back, underpinning his value in both defensive and set-piece phases.
6.32 duels won per 90 at a 68% success rate reflects consistent, high-engagement defensive work across 3,060 minutes this season.
6.59 clearances per 90 over 34 matches signals reliable last-line defensive contribution with no obvious volatility.
Tackles at 1.26/90 fall below the typical center-back baseline of 1.5–2.5/90, suggesting he is more reactive and positional than proactively aggressive in winning the ball back.
A 68% duel success rate is solid but short of the 70–72%+ threshold associated with elite center-backs at this level, leaving a marginal but real gap at the top end.
A 0–100 measure of overall quality. Combines statistical output with league difficulty, multi-season weighting, and a consistency factor. Target range for strong players: 70–85.
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