Player Review

84 - IF

3.5

InGame Adama

By SneeryConch, 20-10-2021

I use Raphinha as a RAM in a 4-2-3-1. Bought him as his card looks very good this year and the inform is an obvious improvement on that (would rather have salah but my mum won't let me have her credit card anymore). Everything about him is really really good, his pace is electric (I use catalyst), his dribbling is as good as any other option in the premier league, but the guy can't see to do anything crucial. I have so far played 11 games with him, he blazes past full-backs, but his end product is on par with Adama Traore in real life. In the 11 games he has 0 goals and 4 assists, and even on a game where finesse shots can be scored by almost anyone he seems to place them perfectly into the keepers arms everytime, in regards to in the box finishing I can't really remember him getting into the right areas without me forcing him into there. He just doesn't seem to be a natural attacker, maybe I need to try him as a striker, but I think he'd be much better suited as a wide mid in a 4-4-2 or a 3-5-2 or something.

Stamina
Pace
Dribbling

Attack Positioning
Underwhelming Finesse
Final 3rd Attacking

Formation: 4231

Position: CAM

Games: 11

GPG: 0.00

APG: 0.36

3.5

Overall

3.0

Value

2.0

5.0

Stamina

Pace (10/10)

Shooting (4/10)

Passing (8/10)

Dribbling (10/10)

Defending (5/10)

Physicality (7/10)

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