Nacho Vidal
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A fringe-level center back in La Liga with an FQ Score of 48.93, placing them in the bottom half of all scored players — below the threshold of a reliable starter. The most distinctive feature of this profile is the near-total absence of granular sub-score data: all role-critical defensive dimensions (defense, physical duels, progression) return null, meaning the 48.93 reflects a limited signal picture rather than confirmed quality. Across 24 matches and 1,945 minutes, the available output is thin — 1.99 tackles per 90 and a 6.68 average rating are the primary observable markers.
The FQ Score of 48.93 is driven primarily by the absence of positive evidence rather than confirmed weakness: all defensive sub-scores are null, stripping out the metrics that define center back value. What remains — a 6.68 match rating and 1.99 tackles per 90 — does not generate enough signal to push the score above the fringe threshold.
With a form score of 52.01 against an FQ Score of 48.93, the delta is +3.1 — within the ±5 stable band, indicating no meaningful directional shift. Recent form is marginally above the multi-season baseline but not enough to signal a genuine upward trend.
Nearly identical FQ Score (48.49 vs 48.93) places both players in the same fringe-starter tier; Cabrera Sasía provides a direct peer benchmark at this score level.
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