Player Review

76 - Non-Rare

1.0

Incredible Ajorque

By dvdv4, 16-11-2020

At first I was a little sceptical. I wanted to use Ben Yedder as striker but due to a Squad Builder Battle I had to use Ludovic Ajorque. Pino, the guy I played the Squad Builder Battle with, wanted me to have a terrible weekend. But nothing is less true, I had the time of my life. Must say that its impossible to use this guy against good opponents. But when your record in the Weekend League is 5-9, its normal that the opponents aren't that good. With 6 goals out of the first 10 games I had the idea that this could be a though weekend. But then I started to learn how to play with this guy. He's not pacy, doesn't have a great technique or a good weakfoot. I needed to play around him and when he makes an intelligent move in the box, give him the ball and he nets it. Just a player like Bas Dost. He scored hattrick after hattrick to shoot my towards gold 3. A great result with this type of striker, while seeing everybody used strikes with loads of pace. It is possible to use a slow striker and still make loads of goals. He made a shocking 42 goals in 30 Weekend League Games. Have to say that he was invicible in some games, but in others he scores 3 times. At last I want to say thanks to Pino who made it possible for me to play with this guy. I told him when I scored 10 goals, I had to buy a poster of Ajorque. And when I scored 20 goals with our big friend he had to buy the poster of Ajorque. Now I get a FUT Card of this guy which I can everytime I'm wakeing up. Name a better love story.

Easy goalscorer
Good Targetman

Pace
Weakfoot

Formation: 4321

Position: ST

Games: 30

GPG: 1.40

APG: 0.07

1.0

Overall

1.0

Value

1.0

Stamina

Pace (3/10)

Shooting (8/10)

Passing (4/10)

Dribbling (4/10)

Defending (2/10)

Physicality (7/10)

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