Luis Díaz
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Bundesliga winger sitting at 80.24 — firmly in the above-average tier and notably better than a typical starter. The most distinctive feature is the volume of attacking output: 0.58 goals, 0.51 assists, and 2.49 key passes per 90 across 2,316 minutes, combining goal threat with consistent chance creation in a single profile. With a score confidence of 0.90 and 29 matches played, this is a well-established read, not a small-sample artifact.
The TQ Score of 80.24 is driven by the breadth of attacking contribution — goals, assists, and key passes all registering at meaningful per-90 rates simultaneously. The absence of granular sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression) prevents pinpointing the single dominant dimension, but the overall output level is consistent with a winger operating well above the Bundesliga baseline.
Form score of 81.59 sits just 1.35 points above the TQ Score of 80.24 — well within the ±5 stable band. This is a player maintaining their established level rather than trending sharply in either direction.
The closest match at 79.27, sharing a direct-winger profile with combined goal and assist output; the key difference is Vinícius operates in a higher-difficulty league environment, which contextually weights his score differently.
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