Danny Welbeck
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
An adequate Premier League striker sitting at 60.24 on the FQ scale — meeting the position baseline but without the sub-score evidence to confirm elite or even above-average quality in any dimension. Across 33 appearances (1,986 minutes), the most visible output is 0.59 goals per 90 and 0.86 key passes per 90, alongside a 6.82 average match rating. All six specialist sub-scores are null, meaning the profile is built on surface-level production data rather than deep dimensional analysis.
The 60.24 FQ score reflects adequate but unspectacular production in a role where finishing and creation sub-scores are the primary drivers — and both are unavailable. Without conversion efficiency, shot volume, or xG data, the score is anchored to the per-90 output figures alone, which are mid-tier for a Premier League striker.
Form score of 63.92 sits 3.7 points above the FQ score of 60.24 — within the ±5 stable band, but nudging toward a mild upward trend. This suggests recent output is marginally better than the season-long baseline, with no meaningful concern about decline.
Giroud's FQ score of 59.12 is nearly identical, reflecting a similar profile of adequate striker output without standout dimensional scores; the key difference is Giroud's established record as a physical, aerial target man, a dimension that cannot be confirmed or denied for this player given null sub-scores.
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