Patrick Mainka
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Bundesliga center-back sitting at 51.92 on the FQ scale — squarely in typical-performer territory for the position. The most notable data point is the complete absence of sub-scores across all dimensions, including defense, which is the primary currency for evaluating a center-back. What the per-90 numbers do show is modest: 1.35 tackles, 0.32 key passes, and a 6.99 average rating across 31 appearances (2,790 minutes).
With all sub-scores null — including the defense sub-score that would normally anchor a center-back's FQ rating — the 51.92 is driven entirely by aggregate output metrics rather than role-specific efficiency. The 1.35 tackles per 90 and 6.99 rating are the primary inputs, and neither clears the bar for above-average defensive contribution at this level.
Form score of 47.3 sits 4.6 points below the FQ score of 51.92, placing this player in stable-to-soft-decline territory — just inside the ±5 threshold. The high score confidence of 0.94 across 31 matches means this dip is not noise; it reflects a genuine, if modest, downward drift in recent output.
Both sit in the 50-54 FQ range for center-backs, reflecting typical-to-adequate output; Romero's score of 53 edges higher, suggesting marginally more consistent defensive contribution.
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