Player Review

90 - TOTS

4.0

better as expected

By Robhey, 12-06-2020

As you can see i play him as cdm in 352 with other belgium players. Because of the lack of fast defenders in Belgium and that i play with 3 defenders the cdm's are really important.

I defend a lot with just using my cdm's. Thanks to a shadow card his pace is almost at max and it feels as 99 or more, he is very quick and his tackles and interceptions are really well.

I believe he is one of the best cmds in the game only bad thing is his stamina but i can still play a full game with him. If you only uses him as cdm and if he doesnt attack too much he can do the job.

Also his dribbling is good, he feels far more better then 86 agility and 81 balance.

His pace, defending and physicality he is really good to win the ball back and to relay on when your defence isn't the best. When you got the ball back he can easilly dribble away from your opponent and with his passing you are in no-time in the attack.

Pace

Passing

Defending

physical

dribbling

Stamine (only play with him in defence if you want to use him the whole game)

Formation: 352

Position: CDM

Games: 9

GPG: 0.00

APG: 0.11

4.0

Overall

4.0

Value

4.0

2.5

Stamina

Pace (10/10)

Shooting (5/10)

Passing (8/10)

Dribbling (9/10)

Defending (10/10)

Physicality (10/10)

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