Marcus Rashford
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga winger sitting at 52.55 on the FQ scale — a typical mid-range performer whose season-long production profile does not stand out in either goal threat or creative output. The most distinctive feature of this profile is the 22-point gap between the FQ score (52.55) and current form score (74.54), signalling a sharp recent upturn that diverges significantly from the broader seasonal baseline. With 0.42 goals and 0.42 assists per 90 across 1,489 minutes, combined output is present but not at a level that separates this player from the positional average.
The FQ score of 52.55 reflects a winger producing moderate combined goal and creative involvement without excelling in either dimension across the full season sample. All dimensional sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression) are null, meaning the score is driven by aggregate output metrics rather than granular efficiency — a limitation that caps analytical precision.
Form is on a sharp upward trajectory: the form score of 74.54 sits 22 points above the FQ score of 52.55, one of the largest positive deltas on the scale and a clear signal of meaningful recent improvement. If this level of output is sustained, the season-long FQ score will be pulled upward — but the gap also reflects how modest the earlier-season baseline was.
Nearly identical FQ score (51.82 vs 52.55) points to a similar overall production level for a winger in this league tier; the key difference is that this player's current form score (74.54) suggests a more pronounced recent upswing than García Rivera's profile implies.
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