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A Serie A fullback/wingback sitting at 47.36 on the FQ scale — below the 50-point baseline for typical performers and well short of the 60-69 range expected of a consistent starter. Across 22 matches and 1,528 minutes this season, no dimensional sub-score (defense, progression, creation, finishing) is available, meaning there is no identifiable area of standout production. The most notable per-90 figure is 1.71 tackles, which provides a partial defensive footprint but insufficient data to draw firm positional conclusions.
The FQ score of 47.36 is driven primarily by the absence of measurable output across all role-critical dimensions — defense, progression, and creation sub-scores are all null, indicating genuinely sparse or uncaptured production rather than a single weak area pulling the score down. For a fullback/wingback, where defensive actions and progressive ball-carrying are the core value drivers, the lack of any sub-score above baseline is the defining factor.
Form score of 44.4 sits 3.0 points below the FQ score of 47.36 — within the ±5 stable range, but directionally negative. This is a stable-to-softly-declining picture rather than a sharp drop, with no evidence of a recent upturn.
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Aina's FQ score of 46.18 is the closest match below this player's 47.36, reflecting a similar fringe-starter profile at fullback/wingback, though Aina's broader top-league experience may provide a different contextual baseline.
Mukiele's 48.61 FQ score sits just above this player's mark, making him the ceiling comparator in this peer group; both occupy the same below-50 band, but Mukiele's marginal edge may reflect slightly more consistent positional output.
1.71 tackles per 90 is the only available defensive metric, and with the defense sub-score null, it is impossible to confirm whether this reflects genuine defensive contribution or simply a low-volume role. For a fullback/wingback, this is a meaningful gap in the profile.
1 key pass per 90 and 0.06 assists per 90 are modest figures for a wingback role, where attacking output is often a primary value driver. No creation sub-score is available to contextualise these numbers further.
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