Martin Ødegaard
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
An attacking midfielder operating in the Premier League with a TQ Score of 67.28 — adequate starter territory, sitting in the 60-69 band where clear gaps exist alongside consistent contributions. The most distinctive feature of this profile is a key pass rate of 2.72 per 90, which stands out as the primary creative output marker, while goal threat is minimal at 0.07 per 90. With 22 matches and 1,257 minutes this season, the sample is substantial enough to treat this read as reliable.
The TQ Score of 67.28 is driven primarily by creative volume — 2.72 key passes per 90 and 0.36 assists per 90 anchor the profile as a genuine chance creator. All dimensional sub-scores are null in this dataset, so the aggregate score cannot be broken down further by finishing, progression, or defensive contribution; the overall figure reflects sustained creative output without granular confirmation of where the ceiling or floor sits.
Form score of 61.97 sits 5.3 points below the TQ Score of 67.28 — at the threshold of a soft decline, indicating recent output is running below the player's established baseline. This is not yet a meaningful concern, but the direction warrants monitoring over the next 4-6 matches.
Eze's TQ Score of 66.06 is nearly identical, placing both players in the same adequate-starter band as Premier League attacking midfielders; this player edges Eze on raw TQ Score by 1.2 points but the profiles are closely matched in overall output tier.
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