Football Diagnosis

Goal-Charging Number TenFrom the second line, straight through the middleFootball Diagnosis

Illustration for Goal-Charging Number Ten

Attacking Midfielder

OMF-4

Playing Style

From the second line you drive straight ahead and take it to goal yourself. No patient carving — you split the middle on momentum.You shoot from range without hesitation, which makes you lethal against teams that sit deep. Strong in contact, your posture survives the shoulder.You press from the front too, arriving hard at the duel. Goals made from second-line bursts and sheer insistence.Appearing in both the front line and midfield, you leave the opponent unable to assign you an owner.One shot from you can move a match — which is exactly why the decision to shoot never wavers.

Ability Ratings

Highest86Attacking Sense
Second highest86Kick Power
Stamina
84
Pace
82
Attacking Sense
86
Defensive Sense
64
Ball Control
78
Dribbling
76
Kick Power
86
Kick Accuracy
66

Attacking Sense 86 and Kick Power 86 stand level, in sharp contrast with Kick Accuracy 66. The shape says it plainly: not placed, but driven through.

What You're Like

Once the goal is set, you travel in a straight line. Offered a detour, you still need to try your own way first before you'll believe in another.

You accept responsibility early and step forward when a decision is due. While everyone hesitates, one line from you sets the direction — so the centre of the group finds you. Saying it and then doing it matters to you; a spoken commitment gets finished, whatever it takes.

The force can leave people behind, which you notice afterwards and repair carefully — so you're never resented for it, though you reflect on it every single time. Because you catch yourself, the same mistake rarely repeats.

Compromise sits badly with you; moving on unconvinced is simply not available. Others call it done and your hands keep going until your own bar is met. You overwork, in short — which is why having someone nearby who'll tell you to rest is what lets you perform. And since your thanks and your apologies are always said out loud and in full, the forcefulness earns surprisingly little resentment.

In the Mould Of

  • KakáBrazil
  • Wayne RooneyEngland
  • Marco ReusGermany