Robin Roefs
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Premier League goalkeeper sitting at 89.87 on the TQ Score — top 1-2% of all scored players — yet the underlying data tells a cautious story: no goalkeeper-specific sub-scores (saves, clean sheets, save percentage) are available to validate that headline number. The 6.97 average match rating across 32 appearances (2,880 minutes) sits just below the 7.0 baseline typically associated with consistent quality at this level. Confidence in the score is moderate at 0.66, meaning this profile carries more uncertainty than the raw number implies.
The TQ Score of 89.87 is driven primarily by external quality signals (fqScore) rather than validated sub-score performance, since all goalkeeper-specific dimensions are null. Without saves/90, clean sheet rate, or goals conceded data, the score cannot be confirmed from the ground up — the 0.56 consensus confidence among the specialist agents reflects this directly.
Form score of 86.5 sits 3.4 points below the TQ Score of 89.87 — within the stable range (±5), but trending toward the lower boundary. The risk agent flags a declining trajectory; while not yet a meaningful concern, the direction warrants monitoring over the next 5–8 matches.
Comparable TQ Score (89.53 vs 89.87) places them in the same elite tier, though de Gea's profile is built on an extensive top-league dataset whereas this player's score rests on thinner validated evidence (confidence 0.66).
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