Mathias Jensen
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A central midfielder in the Premier League sitting at 53.01 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer range. The most distinctive feature here is not a standout strength but a consistent, unremarkable profile: 1.44 key passes and 1.53 tackles per 90 suggest a player who covers both sides of the midfield role without excelling in either. Across 32 appearances and 1,938 minutes, the output has been stable but limited.
With all six role-specific sub-scores returning null, the FQ score of 53.01 is driven entirely by aggregate per-90 production — 0.14 goals, 0.05 assists, and a 6.91 average rating that collectively place this player at the lower end of adequate for a Premier League central midfielder. The absence of granular dimension data prevents identifying any single area of strength that could push the score higher.
Form is stable — the form score of 51.93 sits just 1.1 points below the FQ score of 53.01, well within the ±5 threshold for a flat trajectory. There is no meaningful acceleration or decline signal in recent matches.
Parejo's FQ score of 52.26 places him at nearly the same overall level; both profiles reflect a central midfielder with adequate but unspectacular aggregate output, though Parejo is historically associated with higher passing volume and set-piece involvement.
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