Alexander Sørloth
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga striker sitting at 64.73 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, consistent enough to hold a starting berth but without the multi-dimensional output that separates top-end forwards. The most distinctive data point is a 0.66 tackles per 90, unusually high for a striker, suggesting meaningful defensive contribution off the ball. Sub-score detail is absent across all dimensions, which limits how precisely this profile can be read.
With all sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense) returning null, the 64.73 FQ score is driven primarily by aggregate per-90 output — 0.61 goals per 90 and a 6.81 average rating across 1,770 minutes. There is no finishing efficiency or xG data available to determine whether that goal rate reflects clinical conversion or high volume; that gap is the single biggest constraint on pushing this score higher.
Form score of 62.53 sits 2.2 points below the FQ score of 64.73 — within the ±5 stable band, so this is not a meaningful concern, but the direction is mildly negative. Note that the underlying data is approximately 50 hours old, introducing minor recency uncertainty.
Both sit in the 63–65 FQ range as direct strikers with consistent but not elite output; Mateta's profile is better documented with available sub-scores, giving his rating more granular support than this player's null sub-score set.
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