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A consistent Ligue 1 winger sitting at 69.12 on the TQ scale — adequate starter territory, meaningfully above the positional baseline but short of the 70-77 "good" band. Across 30 matches and 2,306 minutes this season, the most distinctive output is a key pass rate of 2.81 per 90, pointing to sustained involvement in build-up rather than pure goal threat. The overall picture is a reliable contributor without a standout elite dimension.
With all sub-scores null, the TQ Score of 69.12 is driven by aggregate production metrics: 0.39 goals per 90 and 0.20 assists per 90 represent solid but not elite attacking returns for a winger, and the absence of a breakout dimension in any single area keeps the score anchored in the mid-60s rather than pushing toward 75+.
Form is stable-to-slightly-improving: the form score of 72.17 sits 3.05 points above the TQ Score of 69.12, which is within the ±5 stable band but nudging upward — no meaningful concern, and no strong acceleration signal either.
Bowen's TQ score of 68.69 is nearly identical, reflecting a similar profile of consistent wide-attacking output in the adequate-starter tier; the key difference is Bowen's Premier League context, which implies higher baseline competition.
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Pépé's 66.64 TQ score reflects a comparable production level from a wide position, though Pépé's career arc shows greater volatility in output — this player's form signal is currently more stable.
Soulè Malvano scores 65.99, slightly below this player, with a similar role profile; the gap of roughly 3 TQ points likely reflects this player's higher per-90 key pass volume giving a marginal creation edge.
0.39 goals per 90 is a functional return for a Ligue 1 winger but falls short of the output typically associated with top-end wide attackers; without a finishing sub-score to confirm, conversion efficiency remains an open question.
0.98 tackles per 90 is modest for a winger in a league where pressing intensity is expected; this may limit suitability in high-press systems that demand two-way work from wide players.
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.
Weighted toward recent matches. Can diverge from the TactiQ Score when current form is meaningfully stronger or weaker than the multi-season average.
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