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A La Liga fullback/wingback sitting at 56.47 on the FQ scale — squarely in the adequate-starter tier, with no dimensional sub-scores available to identify a standout quality. The most distinctive readable signal is a 1.4 key passes per 90, which points to some involvement in build-up play, alongside 2.61 tackles per 90 suggesting active defensive engagement. With a confidence rating of 0.69, this evaluation carries moderate certainty — the picture is directionally reliable but not definitive.
The FQ score of 56.47 reflects a player meeting positional baseline requirements without excelling in any measurable dimension — a conclusion reinforced by the absence of all sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense all null), which prevents any single area from pulling the overall rating higher or lower. The per-90 data available — 0.06 assists, 1.4 key passes, 2.61 tackles — is consistent with a functional but unspectacular fullback profile.
Form score of 57.3 sits just 0.83 points above the FQ score of 56.47 — well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward momentum; this player is performing almost exactly in line with their established baseline across 16 matches and 1,412 minutes this season.
Both sit in a narrow FQ band (56.05 vs 56.47) for the fullback/wingback role, though Hakimi's profile in higher-profile contexts typically reflects greater attacking output than what this player's per-90 data suggests.
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Digne's FQ score of 54.21 places him just below this player in the same positional tier, with both profiling as functional starters; Digne's left-sided delivery has historically been a more defined strength than anything identifiable here given the null sub-scores.
Dalot's 53.63 FQ score is the closest floor comparison, both players occupying the adequate-starter band; Dalot's role in a higher-pressing system provides more defensive context than is available for this player.
0.06 assists per 90 is low for a wingback role where offensive contribution is a primary expectation; key passes of 1.4 per 90 suggest some involvement but no consistent threat creation.
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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