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A Serie A goalkeeper sitting at 93.85 on the TQ scale — top 1-2% of all scored players — with a score confidence of 0.90 across 3,150 minutes this season. The most distinctive data point is an 89% duel success rate, which stands well above typical goalkeeper benchmarks for contested physical actions. Full shot-stopping metrics (saves/90, save percentage, clean sheets) are absent from the dataset, meaning the score rests heavily on physical efficiency and a consistent 7.05 match rating across 35 appearances.
The TQ Score of 93.85 is driven primarily by the combination of a 7.05 average match rating sustained over 35 Serie A appearances and an 89% duel success rate on 0.49 duels contested per 90 — both pointing to a highly reliable, physically efficient presence. The absence of goalkeeper-specific sub-scores (saves, clean sheets) means the model cannot fully weight shot-stopping, which is the core function of the role; the score should be read with that structural gap in mind.
Form score of 90.48 sits 3.37 points below the TQ Score of 93.85, placing this player in stable-to-slight-soft-decline territory — within normal variance for a goalkeeper and not a meaningful concern at this stage. No sub-score volatility data is available to assess whether the dip reflects a specific area of regression.
Both profile as high-rating, physically efficient goalkeepers with TQ scores in the upper tier (de Gea at 89.53), though de Gea's dataset includes fuller shot-stopping metrics that this player's evaluation currently lacks.
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Soria Solís (88.60) offers a comparable baseline of consistent league-level reliability, but operates in a lower-profile league context than Serie A, making a direct performance equivalence difficult.
Dmitrović (87.44) shares a physically assertive profile with strong duel involvement, but his aerial output per 90 trends higher, contrasting with this player's more limited aerial presence at 0.34 per 90.
0.34 aerials won per 90 is on the lower end for a Serie A goalkeeper, suggesting limited command of the penalty area from crossed balls — a meaningful gap for a keeper operating at this level.
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.
Weighted toward recent matches. Can diverge from the TactiQ Score when current form is meaningfully stronger or weaker than the multi-season average.
How much evidence supports this score. Lower confidence means thinner data — fewer seasons, fewer appearances, or gaps in coverage. A provisional score is real signal with appropriate caveats.
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