Fikayo Tomori
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Serie A center back sitting at 55.62 on the FQ scale — squarely in the adequate-starter tier with clear gaps. The most notable data point is the complete absence of sub-scores across all dimensions, which limits how precisely this profile can be read; what is available points to a player contributing at a baseline level without standing out in any measurable category. With 2,403 minutes across 30 matches, the sample is solid and the 0.9 confidence score means this reading is reliable.
The FQ score of 55.62 is driven primarily by the absence of any sub-score above the baseline threshold — no dimension clears 70, and the missing defenseScore is a critical blind spot for a center back whose entire value proposition rests on defensive output. The per-90 assist rate of 0.07 and key pass rate of 0.15 confirm minimal attacking contribution, which is expected for the role, but without defensive sub-scores there is no offsetting strength to push the score higher.
Form score of 57.8 sits 2.2 points above the FQ score of 55.62, placing this player in the stable band (within ±5). There is no meaningful upward or downward signal — recent output is consistent with the season-long baseline rather than indicating a trend in either direction.
Both sit in the 55-56 FQ range for a center back role, reflecting adequate-starter profiles; Konaté's score of 55.09 is marginally lower, but he operates in a higher-difficulty league environment which contextually differentiates the two readings.
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