Lloyd Kelly
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Serie A center-back sitting at 49.22 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range and below the baseline expected of a consistent starter in this role. Across 31 matches and 2,656 minutes this season, his per-90 output is modest: 1.49 tackles, 0.30 key passes, and a 6.94 average rating. The most distinctive feature of this profile is not a strength but a data gap — all role-specific sub-scores are null, meaning the defensive dimensions that define a center-back's value cannot be directly measured here.
The FQ Score of 49.22 is driven primarily by below-baseline production signals from the performance agent (scored 44), which flags low or inconsistent defensive action volumes relative to positional expectations. The absence of a defense sub-score is the single biggest analytical limitation — for a center-back, that dimension is the primary value driver, and its absence leaves the score anchored to thin surface metrics.
Form is stable-to-marginally improving: the form score of 53.93 sits 4.71 points above the FQ score of 49.22, just below the +5 threshold for a confirmed upward trend. This is consistent with a player performing slightly better in recent matches than his season-long baseline, but the gap is not large enough to signal a meaningful breakout.
Nearly identical FQ score (49.62 vs 49.22) places them at the same typical-performer tier; Alderete edges ahead marginally in overall rating.
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