Jon MartínAerially active centre-back
Jon Martín looks like an aerially active centre-back. He supplies regular aerial wins and wins a strong share of the contests he enters. His aerial-win output is 3.36 per 90 (88th percentile); duel win rate is 65.5% (89th percentile) among comparable centre-backs. The passing return is useful, but safety and progression are different jobs. His choices under pressure still need a proper film pass.
01 · Role interpretation
What the published evidence says
One more number supports the role: passing security at 91.2% ranks in the 88th percentile, and he keeps circulation secure. What the aggregate cannot settle is how he manages depth and space once the back line is stretched.
This is a statistical role read, not a claim about fixed position or ceiling. The interpretation is limited to the labelled performance sample and is adjusted for the job the player currently performs.
02 · Lead evidence
The numbers that earn the next watch
03 · Questions for film
Where the evidence stops
- Can he defend depth and the channel without opening the centre of the pitch?
- Does his passing break pressure or mainly preserve possession in front of it?
- How does he organise the line before the duel rather than relying on recovery after it?
04 · Current verdict
Strong enough to investigate. Not complete enough to pretend.
Jon Martín is #16 on the current global board with a strong evidence grade. The score identifies comparative signal; it does not publish a ceiling, tactical-fit guarantee or transfer recommendation. Those conclusions require repeated human observation and comparable future releases.