Gregor Kobel
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Bundesliga goalkeeper sitting at 65.54 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, competent but without elite indicators in any measurable dimension. Across 31 matches (2,790 minutes) this season, performance has been consistent rather than standout, with a match rating of 6.87 per 90. The absence of goalkeeper-specific metrics (saves, clean sheets, save percentage) in the underlying data limits how precisely this score can be broken down, though confidence in the overall figure is high at 0.88.
The FQ score of 65.54 is driven primarily by a solid but unspectacular baseline across general performance dimensions — no sub-score clears the 70 threshold required to signal above-average quality. Without goalkeeper-specific metrics such as save percentage or goals prevented to push the score higher, the evaluation settles at the lower end of the adequate-starter band (60–69).
Form score of 66.22 sits just 0.68 points above the FQ score of 65.54 — well within the ±5 stable range. No meaningful upward or downward movement; this goalkeeper is performing almost exactly in line with their established baseline.
Gazzaniga's FQ score of 66.21 is nearly identical, placing both goalkeepers in the same adequate-starter band; the key difference is Gazzaniga's league context, which may reflect different shot-volume and defensive workload demands.
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