Danilho Doekhi
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A Bundesliga center back sitting at 48.97 on the FQ scale — below the 50-59 typical performer band — with 2,790 minutes across 31 matches this season. The most distinctive feature here is the absence of any sub-score data, which, combined with a per-90 tackle rate of 1.39 and a match rating of 6.89, paints a picture of a player operating below positional baseline without standout contributions in any measurable dimension. At this score level, this is a fringe-to-typical performer rather than a reliable Bundesliga starter.
With all sub-scores returning null, the FQ score of 48.97 is driven primarily by the per-90 output data: 1.39 tackles and 0.26 key passes per 90 are modest figures for a center back in a top-five league, and the 6.89 average match rating sits below what is typically expected of a consistent starter at this level. The absence of a defense sub-score — the primary production dimension for this role — is the single biggest analytical gap and likely reflects insufficient defensive volume or duel success.
Form score of 48.77 sits just 0.20 points below the FQ score of 48.97 — a delta well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward trend; output has been consistent but consistently below baseline throughout the season.
Both sit in the same 48-50 FQ band as below-baseline center backs with limited sub-score differentiation; Cabrera Sasía's 48.49 is marginally lower, suggesting a near-identical performance ceiling at this tier.
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