The data gets a player watched. It does not finish the report.

Successful take-on volume at 5.21 per 90 marks another strength in the 99th percentile. The one-versus-one threat is in the numbers. Film must find his second solution when the full-back gets help and the isolation disappears.

Dribble success at 62.8% adds another credible strength in the 85th percentile. His route into the game when opponents close the central pockets is still unmeasured.

Chance-chain involvement at 1.06 per 90 is another plus in the 89th percentile. For Yan Diomande, film must show the decisions once opponents double the flank or deny the first touch forward.

Shot accuracy at 48.8% is another plus in the 79th percentile. For Mika Godts, film must show the decisions once opponents double the flank or deny the first touch forward.

Pass completion at 77.8% is closer to average for the role in the 64th percentile. It is part of the picture, not a reason to raise the grade. The next layer is everything before the finish: separation, contact, timing across the line and the quality of his lay-offs.

Chance-creation volume at 1.30 per 90 is closer to average for the role in the 62nd percentile. It is part of the picture, not a reason to raise the grade. Film still has to test the work around the shots: pinning centre-backs, linking play and leading the press.

Pass completion at 71.5% trails in the 33rd percentile. It is a film question, not supporting evidence. Film still has to settle his movement between centre-backs, link play and contribution without the ball.

Shot accuracy at 39.6% is steadier in the 54th percentile: useful context, not a selling point. Film still has to test the work around the shots: pinning centre-backs, linking play and leading the press.

Pass completion at 85.9% is another plus in the 96th percentile. A fuller wide-player read needs his off-ball runs, choices after the first action and recovery into the defensive shape.

Dribble success at 62.5% adds another credible strength in the 85th percentile. The tactical fit depends on what happens between touches: support angles, recovery runs and the space he leaves behind.

Pass completion at 84.1% marks another strength in the 92nd percentile. The missing detail is what happens after opponents crowd the flank and remove the first route toward goal.

Tackle output at 3.20 per 90 also matters, sitting in the 91st percentile. The open question is how much of this value survives when the game demands more work without the ball.

Dribble success at 65.5% adds another credible strength in the 89th percentile. For Samir El Mourabet, film must settle the work between touches: support angles, recovery runs and the space left after he advances.

Crossing volume at 6.26 per 90 adds another credible strength in the 97th percentile. For Kerim Alajbegovic, film must show the decisions once opponents double the flank or deny the first touch forward.

Dribble success at 58.8% strengthens the case in the 77th percentile. A full read needs the possessions where the central lane is blocked and the game asks him to create influence elsewhere.

Clearance output at 6.36 per 90 strengthens the case in the 76th percentile. The numbers record his actions; film still has to show whether his positioning prevents the danger in the first place.

Long-pass accuracy at 80.9% is another plus in the 98th percentile. Film must show his work without the ball and whether the same passing value survives pressure from behind.

Pass completion at 73.0% is one of the weaker returns in the 38th percentile. It does not strengthen the role case. Shot volume is visible; film still has to explain how he creates those attempts and what remains when the box service disappears.

Completed long-pass volume at 2.87 per 90 is another plus in the 93rd percentile. The tactical fit depends on what happens between touches: support angles, recovery runs and the space he leaves behind.

Long-pass accuracy at 62.5% is another plus in the 77th percentile. The data captures the final action better than the work used to find it. Movement, receiving pressure and defensive transition still need film.

Duel win rate at 62.5% marks another strength in the 79th percentile. The missing layer is defensive control before the event: line position, cover angles and the decision to step or drop.

Duel win rate at 60.0% settles in the 67th percentile. It helps define the job without strengthening the main case. A proper video pass must test the channel, the space behind him and his first decision after a turnover.

Pass completion at 85.2% is another plus in the 84th percentile. Starting height, recovery work and the relationship with the winger ahead of him are the full-back film priorities.

Shots-on-target volume at 1.03 per 90 returns in the 68th percentile. It matters to the description more than the final grade. A complete No. 9 read needs the possessions without a shot—how he pins, links and starts the pressure.