Player Review

84 - Rare

4.5

The perfect starter player.

By FrederikKiszka2003, 03-10-2020

At first I bought Martial as an investment for 40k. Now he is instinct at 160. While im waiting for him to rise in price I decided I might as well use him and now I dont think im selling him. What a Player.

Speed. Not top notch pace but definitely still great.
Finishing. Scores when he gets the chance.
Dribbling. Feels pretty agile and turns well. Always holds the ball close to him.
Complete. Does everything with quality.

Weak foot.

Formation: 4231

Position: ST

Games: 14

GPG: 1.57

APG: 0.64

4.5

Overall

4.0

Value

4.0

3.0

Stamina

Pace (8/10)

Shooting (8/10)

Passing (6/10)

Dribbling (7/10)

Defending (2/10)

Physicality (5/10)

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