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A Bundesliga goalkeeper sitting at 58.77 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, meeting positional baseline without standing out in any measurable dimension. With 2,790 minutes across 31 matches this season, the sample is substantial and the score is reliable (confidence: 0.80), but the absence of goalkeeper-specific sub-scores (save percentage, xG prevented, distribution) means the full picture remains incomplete. What is clear is that this is a competent, unspectacular operator in a competitive league context.
The FQ score of 58.77 is anchored by a mid-range consensus across all three evaluation agents (59, 72, 62), with no sub-score exceeding 70 and critical goalkeeper metrics — saves per 90, save percentage, goals conceded vs xG prevented — absent from the data. Without those dimensions, there is no evidence to push the score above the adequate-starter band.
Form is on a mild upward trajectory: the form score of 64.36 sits 5.6 points above the baseline FQ of 58.77, crossing the threshold for a positive trend. This is a consistent, low-volatility improvement rather than a sharp spike — stable progress, not a hot streak.
Nearly identical FQ score (58.61 vs 58.77) places both in the same adequate-starter band; Radu has operated across multiple leagues which adds contextual variance this player's single-league Bundesliga sample does not reflect.
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Comparable FQ score (58.12) suggests similar overall output level, though Hradecký carries a longer top-flight track record that gives his score more historical weight.
Marginally higher FQ (60.52) makes Sá the ceiling benchmark in this peer group — the 1.75-point gap is small but consistent with slightly better underlying metrics in the same scoring tier.
No save rate, save percentage, or xG-prevention data is available. For a goalkeeper, these are the primary value drivers — their absence means the 58.77 FQ score cannot be validated upward, and no shot-stopping quality can be confirmed beyond the mid-range baseline.
Key passes sit at just 0.03 per 90, indicating minimal involvement in build-up play — a relevant gap in the modern Bundesliga, where goalkeepers are increasingly expected to contribute to possession phases.
A 0–100 measure of overall quality. Combines statistical output with league difficulty, multi-season weighting, and a consistency factor. Target range for strong players: 70–85.
Weighted toward recent matches. Can diverge from the TactiQ Score when current form is meaningfully stronger or weaker than the multi-season average.
How much evidence supports this score. Lower confidence means thinner data — fewer seasons, fewer appearances, or gaps in coverage. A provisional score is real signal with appropriate caveats.
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