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An adequate-starter attacking midfielder in the Bundesliga sitting at 59.85 on the FQ scale — typical for the role, neither a standout creator nor a liability. Across 27 matches (2,006 minutes), the most distinctive output is a defensive contribution of 1.84 tackles per 90, which is unusually high for an attacking midfielder/creator role. Goal and assist involvement is modest at 0.22 per 90 each, and the absence of granular sub-scores prevents a deeper read on creation or progression quality.
With all role-specific sub-scores (creation, progression, finishing) returning null, the FQ score of 59.85 is anchored primarily by overall output metrics — 0.22 goals and 0.22 assists per 90 and 1.30 key passes per 90 — which collectively sit in the adequate-but-not-elite range for a Bundesliga attacking midfielder. The absence of granular dimensional data limits upside scoring; no single sub-score could push the overall figure higher.
Form is stable-to-slightly-improving: the form score of 63.49 sits 3.64 points above the FQ score of 59.85, which falls within the ±5 stable band but leans positive. This suggests a modest uptick in recent matches rather than a sustained trend — encouraging but not yet a meaningful breakout signal.
Nearly identical FQ score (59.68 vs 59.85) places them in the same adequate-starter tier; the key difference is role context and league environment, which may explain subtle output variations.
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Lo Celso's marginally higher FQ score of 61.79 reflects a similar creator profile operating just above the adequate threshold; he edges ahead on overall scoring, suggesting slightly more consistent creative contribution.
Eriksen's FQ score of 57.75 sits just below, making him the lower-output comparable in this peer group; both share the attacking midfielder/creator profile but Eriksen's current scoring reflects a softer production period.
1.30 key passes per 90 is the primary creation signal available, and for an attacking midfielder/creator in the Bundesliga it falls short of what top performers in this role typically produce. Combined with 0.22 assists per 90, the volume of chance creation does not meet the core expectation of the role bucket.
0.22 goals per 90 across 2,006 minutes is below the threshold expected of an attacking midfielder asked to contribute offensively. Over 27 matches this translates to limited direct goal threat, a meaningful gap for a role where end-product is central.
A 0–100 measure of overall quality. Combines statistical output with league difficulty, multi-season weighting, and a consistency factor. Target range for strong players: 70–85.
Weighted toward recent matches. Can diverge from the TactiQ Score when current form is meaningfully stronger or weaker than the multi-season average.
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