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A Bundesliga fullback/wingback sitting at 49.68 on the FQ scale — just below the threshold for adequate starter territory and in the typical performer range. The most distinctive feature of this profile is the complete absence of sub-score data across all role-specific dimensions (finishing, creation, progression, defense), meaning no single area of the game stands out as a strength. With 26 appearances and 1,692 minutes logged, the sample is reasonably robust, making this a genuine reflection of mid-tier output rather than a thin-data artifact.
The FQ Score of 49.68 is driven primarily by the absence of any measurable standout dimension — all four role-critical sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense) return null, indicating no area of production clears the threshold for meaningful contribution. The per-90 data that does exist — 2.29 key passes and 1.81 tackles — sits at a level consistent with a fringe starter rather than a reliable contributor in a competitive Bundesliga context.
Form score of 48.86 sits just 0.82 points below the FQ Score of 49.68 — a delta well within the ±5 stable band, indicating no meaningful directional shift. Performance has been flat and consistent with the season baseline, with no evidence of either a recent upturn or a deteriorating run of form.
Gudmundsson's FQ score of 50.5 places him in the same typical-performer band, making him a close positional peer; he edges this player by roughly 0.8 FQ points, suggesting marginally more consistent dimensional output.
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Mojica Palacio scores 48.63 — nearly identical to this player's 49.68 — reflecting a similar profile of mid-tier fullback production; any differentiation between the two would likely come down to league context and role emphasis rather than raw output level.
Mukiele Mulere's FQ score of 48.61 is the closest match in the comparable set, sitting just 1.07 points below; his profile likely shares the same absence of a dominant standout dimension that characterises this player's read.
1.81 tackles per 90 is a visible data point, but without a defense sub-score to contextualise it, this volume alone does not confirm defensive reliability — it falls short of what modern Bundesliga wingbacks are expected to produce in combined defensive actions.
2.29 key passes per 90 is the most active number in the profile, yet the creation sub-score is null, suggesting either inconsistency in delivery quality or insufficient progressive/chance-creation volume to register a meaningful score. 0.11 assists per 90 adds limited end-product evidence.
All four role-specific sub-scores — finishing, creation, progression, and defense — are null. For a fullback/wingback, this prevents any dimensional read and is itself a signal that no single facet of play is producing at a scoreable level across the season.
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.
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