Mathew Ryan
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A La Liga goalkeeper sitting at 56.55 on the FQ scale — adequate starter territory, but recent form tells a meaningfully different story. The most distinctive feature of this profile is not the baseline score but the 16.5-point gap between the FQ score and current form score (73.05), one of the larger positive deltas in the dataset. Goalkeeper-specific metrics (saves, clean sheets, save percentage) are absent from the evidence packet, which limits how precisely the shot-stopping quality can be characterised.
The FQ score of 56.55 is anchored by the absence of goalkeeper-specific sub-scores — saves, xG prevented, and clean sheet rate are all missing, leaving the model without the primary dimensions that separate good goalkeepers from average ones. The 7.14 average match rating and 0.07 tackles per 90 are the only per-90 signals available, which is a thin basis for a higher score regardless of form.
Form is on a sharply upward trajectory: the current form score of 73.05 sits 16.5 points above the multi-season FQ score of 56.55, the clearest signal in this profile. Score confidence is high at 0.89, which reduces the likelihood this is noise — the improvement appears genuine, though data is 46 hours old and may not capture the very latest matches.
Hradecký (FQ 58.12) sits in the same adequate-starter band and similarly lacks elite sub-score separation; the key difference is Hradecký's longer track record at top-flight level provides a more stable baseline than this player's current form-driven surge.
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