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A central midfielder in La Liga sitting at 52.75 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range, where basic positional duties are met but no dimension stands out. Across 30 matches and 1,972 minutes this season, the most visible output is 2.51 tackles per 90 and 1.1 key passes per 90, with goal and assist contributions minimal at 0.05 and 0.09 per 90 respectively. High data confidence (0.87) means this reading is reliable — this is a functional but unexceptional profile.
The FQ score of 52.75 reflects a player who covers ground defensively and circulates the ball adequately, but whose attacking output — 0.05 goals and 0.09 assists per 90 — falls well short of what separates good central midfielders from typical ones. The absence of granular sub-scores (all null) prevents pinpointing a single dimension as the ceiling, but the per-90 numbers collectively paint a picture of limited production.
Form score of 50.25 sits 2.5 points below the FQ score of 52.75 — within the ±5 stable band, so this is not a meaningful concern, but the direction is mildly negative rather than flat. No sharp deterioration is evident.
Parejo's FQ score of 52.26 places him at near-identical overall output; the key difference is Parejo's profile is historically weighted toward distribution and set-piece delivery, whereas this player's 2.51 tackles per 90 suggests a more defensive-leaning midfield role.
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Mkhitaryan's 51.78 FQ score reflects a similarly mid-range overall standing, though his profile typically skews toward creative output in advanced areas — a contrast to this player's lower 0.09 assists per 90.
Bellegarde's 51.33 FQ score sits in the same typical-performer band; both share limited attacking returns, though Bellegarde's profile tends to emphasise ball-carrying progression over the defensive volume seen here.
0.05 goals and 0.09 assists per 90 are low for a central midfielder expected to contribute to chance creation and scoring; 1.1 key passes per 90 is functional but not a differentiator at this level.
2.51 tackles per 90 suggests active defensive involvement, but without a defense sub-score to contextualise success rate or positioning, it is unclear whether this volume translates to genuine defensive value.
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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