Bernardo Silva
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
An attacking midfielder operating in the Premier League with an FQ Score of 59.68 — adequate starter territory, sitting just below the threshold for consistent above-baseline contribution. The most distinctive data point is the gap between overall baseline and current form: at 52.74, recent output has slipped into typical-performer range. With 0.14 assists and 1.54 key passes per 90 across 2,517 minutes, creative volume is present but not at a level that separates this player from the positional pack.
The FQ Score of 59.68 reflects a player meeting positional baseline without excelling in any measurable dimension. Sub-scores across finishing, creation, progression, defense, and possession control are all unavailable, meaning the score is driven by aggregate output metrics — 0.07 goals and 0.14 assists per 90 are modest returns for an attacking midfielder creator role, and the 6.95 average match rating confirms competent but unremarkable production.
Form score of 52.74 sits 6.94 points below the FQ Score of 59.68 — a soft decline by the platform's thresholds (5–10 point gap). This is not a crisis, but the direction is negative and the sample is robust at 33 matches and 2,517 minutes, so the dip is not noise.
Nearly identical FQ Score (59.85 vs 59.68) places both players in the same adequate-starter band; Claude Maurice's marginal edge likely reflects slightly stronger recent form rather than a meaningful quality gap.
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