Joshua Kimmich
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A reliable Bundesliga defensive midfielder sitting at 66.92 on the TQ scale — adequate starter territory, slightly above the 60-69 baseline for the role. The most distinctive data point is a key pass rate of 2.28 per 90, which is notably high for a defensive midfield profile, suggesting an unusually active role in build-up. Goal and assist output (0.09 and 0.26 per 90 respectively) are modest and in line with positional expectations.
With all six sub-scores unavailable, the TQ Score of 66.92 is driven entirely by aggregate output metrics — 1.23 tackles per 90, 2.28 key passes per 90, and a 7.67 average match rating across 26 appearances (2,056 minutes). The score reflects consistent, unremarkable contribution rather than any single standout dimension.
Form score of 63.8 sits 3.1 points below the TQ Score of 66.92 — within the ±5 stable range, but on the softer side. No meaningful concern, though there is no evidence of an upward trend either.
Near-identical TQ Score (66.03 vs 66.92) places them in the same adequate-starter band, though Çalhanoğlu operates with a more pronounced creative mandate and higher-profile club context.
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