Mohamed Salah
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Premier League winger whose TQ Score of 74.67 sits in the above-average range, but whose profile is heavily skewed toward chance creation rather than direct goal threat. The most distinctive feature is the extreme sub-score imbalance: creation leads at 53.25 while finishing (30.32), progression (26.88), and possession control (24.86) all fall well below baseline for the role. At 2.14 key passes per 90, the creative output is real, but 0.31 goals per 90 underlines the conversion problem.
The TQ Score of 74.67 is held up primarily by the creation sub-score (53.25) and the overall volume of attacking involvement across 25 matches, but it is dragged down by finishing (30.32) and progression (26.88) — two dimensions that are central to the modern winger role. Without those, the score reflects a player operating well below their positional ceiling.
Form score of 63.51 sits 11.2 points below the TQ Score of 74.67 — a meaningful decline that, given a confidence rating of 0.84, is statistically significant rather than noise. Note that the underlying data is approximately 34 days old, so the most recent matches may not be fully captured.
Pulisic (TQ 73.52) is comparable as a Premier League winger with a similar overall score band and creation-leaning profile, though Pulisic carries a more balanced finishing contribution.
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