Alexis Mac Allister
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A functional Premier League central midfielder sitting at 57.96 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, but without a standout dimension to separate them from the pack. Across 33 appearances and 2,304 minutes this season, the most visible output is 1.13 key passes and 1.76 tackles per 90, painting a picture of a two-way contributor rather than a specialist. No sub-score clears the 70 threshold, meaning there is no elite-level quality marker in the profile.
The FQ score of 57.96 is anchored by a consistent but unspectacular per-90 output — 0.08 goals and 0.16 assists per 90 are below what a creative central midfielder would typically produce. Critically, all role-defining sub-scores (creation, progression, defense, possession control) are null, which means the score is built on surface-level metrics without depth-of-role confirmation.
Form is in soft decline: the form score of 51.7 sits 6.3 points below the FQ score of 57.96, a gap that crosses the meaningful-concern threshold for a central midfielder, where output is typically more stable than in attacking roles. The decline is considered a reliable signal given a score confidence of 0.9 and 91% data completeness — this is not noise.
Christie's FQ score of 57.68 places him virtually level with this player, reflecting a similar profile of consistent availability and mid-tier Premier League contribution; Christie, however, tends to operate higher up the pitch with more direct attacking involvement.
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