Omar Alderete
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Premier League center back sitting at an FQ Score of 49.62 — squarely in the fringe-to-typical range — with 30 matches and 2,599 minutes played this season providing a reliable, high-confidence (0.93) read. The most distinctive feature here is not a strength but an absence: all role-critical sub-scores (defense, physical duel, progression) return null, meaning the underlying profile cannot confirm competence in any core center-back dimension. At 0.03 goals and 0.03 assists per 90, attacking contribution is negligible, as expected for the role, but 1.04 tackles per 90 and a 6.85 average rating suggest a functional if unspectacular defensive presence.
The FQ Score of 49.62 reflects a player performing at the lower end of the typical range, and with all sub-scores null, no single dimension can be credited or blamed — the score is driven by aggregate output metrics that collectively land below the baseline expectation for a Premier League center back. The 1.04 tackles per 90 and 6.85 rating are the primary observable anchors, neither of which clears the threshold for above-average defensive contribution.
Form score of 50.62 sits just 1.0 point above the FQ Score of 49.62 — well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward trend; this player is performing in line with their established level, and the high confidence score (0.93) confirms this is a durable signal, not a temporary fluctuation.
Kolašinac's FQ Score of 50.04 places him in the same fringe-to-typical band; both players share a similar overall output ceiling, though Kolašinac's profile as a more physically aggressive defender may differ in duel intensity.
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