Robin Koch
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Bundesliga center-back sitting at 48.43 on the FQ scale — below the 50-59 "typical performer" band and firmly in fringe territory for a top-five European league. Across 29 matches (2,565 minutes), the most visible output is 1.19 tackles per 90 and a 6.95 average match rating, neither of which signals a meaningful defensive presence. All role-specific sub-scores (defense, progression, possession control, physical duel) are null, meaning the FQ score is driven by aggregate signal rather than dimensional strength.
The FQ score of 48.43 is pulled down by a below-baseline aggregate with no sub-score dimension clearing the threshold for above-average contribution. The absence of a computable defense sub-score — the primary production metric for a center-back — is itself a signal: it reflects insufficient volume or quality of defensive actions to register a meaningful dimensional score.
Form score of 49.28 sits just 0.85 points above the FQ score of 48.43 — well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward trajectory signal; performance has been consistently flat across the current season.
Nearly identical FQ score (48.49 vs 48.43) places them at the same performance tier; Cabrera Sasía's profile offers a direct peer benchmark, though league context may differ.
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