Sergio Herrera
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga goalkeeper sitting at 70.08 on the TQ scale — good, consistent, and above the baseline for starters, but without the sub-score peaks that define elite shot-stoppers. Across 33 appearances (2,970 minutes), output has been reliable rather than standout, with a match rating of 6.91 per 90. No single dimension pulls the profile dramatically in either direction.
The TQ Score of 70.08 is driven by steady, broad-based goalkeeper performance rather than any one dominant dimension — goalkeeper-specific sub-scores are not broken down further, but the high data confidence (0.88) and 90.9% completeness confirm this is a well-evidenced, mid-70s-range reading rather than a thin-sample estimate.
Form score of 68.6 sits 1.5 points below the TQ Score of 70.08 — within the ±5 stable band, indicating no meaningful decline. This is consistency, not momentum.
Nearly identical TQ Score (70.3 vs 70.08) places them in the same performance tier; de Gea carries a higher-profile career pedigree which may reflect historical peak rather than current output.
Closest TQ Score match at 70.62 and a fellow La Liga goalkeeper, making him the most direct like-for-like benchmark; Soria edges this player marginally on the overall score.
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