Federico Baschirotto
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A fringe-level Serie A center back sitting at 47.6 on the FQ scale — below the platform median and well short of the baseline expected for a starting defender in a top-five league. Across 28 matches (2,520 minutes), the per-90 output is thin: 1.0 tackle, 0.07 key passes, and an average match rating of 6.8, with no measurable contribution in creation or progression dimensions. High data confidence (0.90) means this reading is reliable, not a sample-size artifact.
The FQ score of 47.6 is driven primarily by below-baseline defensive and overall output for the center back role — all granular sub-scores (defense, progression, creation) are null, meaning no dimension is pulling the composite upward. The 6.8 average rating and 1.0 tackle per 90 are the only positive signals, and neither clears the bar for a starting Serie A center back.
Form score of 46.74 sits just 0.86 points below the FQ score of 47.6 — a delta of -0.9, well within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward momentum; this player is performing consistently at a below-median level.
Torres scores 47.13 — nearly identical to this player's 47.6 — reflecting a similar profile of below-median center back output; the key difference is any role or league context variation between the two.
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