Brahim Díaz
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga winger sitting at 60.6 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, but without sub-scores for finishing, creation, or progression, the picture is incomplete. What the data does show is a player contributing 2.27 key passes per 90 and 0.47 assists per 90 across 951 minutes this season, suggesting a creative rather than goal-scoring profile. At 60.6, this is a player who meets positional baseline but has no standout dimension confirmed by the data.
The FQ score of 60.6 is driven primarily by the absence of any sub-score signal — finishing, creation, progression, defense, and possession control are all null — meaning the score reflects aggregate event data without dimensional depth. The 2.27 key passes per 90 is the most informative single number available and anchors the mid-tier placement.
Form score of 56.56 is 4.04 points below the FQ score of 60.6 — a stable-to-soft decline signal, not yet a meaningful concern but worth monitoring if the gap widens. The trend suggests recent output is slightly below this player's own baseline rather than a sharp deterioration.
Wilson's FQ score of 59.49 sits just below this player's 60.6, reflecting a similar mid-tier winger profile in a competitive league context; Wilson carries a more defined finishing record, which this player's null sub-scores prevent direct comparison on.
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