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Athletic77
Acceleration
73
Pace
76
Agility
72
Strength
84
Balance
72
Jumping
83
Stamina
82
Fitness
71
Technical78
Dribbling
72
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
78
Finishing
72
Shot Accuracy
69
Shot Power
88
Shooting Technique
65
Heading
85
Tackling
86
Crossing
73
Free Kick
71
Penalties
82
First Touch
75
Mental77
Composure
82
Aggression
76
Consistency
72
Creativity
65
Leadership
74
Work Rate
82
Tactical78
Vision
70
Off the Ball
67
Defensive Positioning
85
Teamwork
63
Anticipation
82
Marking
85
Player Traits
Attacking 73
Crossing
73
Finishing
72
Heading Accuracy
85
Shot Accuracy
69
Off the Ball
67
Technique 72
Dribbling
72
Free Kick
71
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
78
First Touch
75
Shot Technique
65
Movement 73
Acceleration
73
Pace
76
Agility
72
Balance
72
Physicality 82
Shot Power
88
Jumping
83
Stamina
82
Strength
84
Fitness
71
Defending 85
Marking
85
Tackling
86
Def. Positioning
85
Mentality & Game Reading 75
Aggression
76
Composure
82
Penalties
82
Vision
70
Leadership
74
Work Rate
82
Teamwork
63
Anticipation
82
Consistency
72
Creativity
65
Denmark - Centre-backAgger, Daniel
A cultured left-footed centre-back with a defender’s body and a playmaker’s nerve, Daniel Agger brought elegance to a role that often rewards demolition more than imagination. He could step out from the back with real authority, break the first line of pressure and hit passes or shots with that clean, dangerous left foot of his. At Liverpool, he became a symbol of loyalty, technical class and quiet toughness, even if injuries never allowed his career to fully settle into the elite tier it seemed built for. Defensively, he was aggressive, brave and intelligent, more proactive than passive. Not flawless, not always available, but when fit he had that rare thing: centre-back presence with midfielder instincts.
