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Athletic78
Acceleration
77
Pace
82
Agility
77
Strength
76
Balance
74
Jumping
75
Stamina
85
Fitness
79
Technical79
Dribbling
78
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
89
Finishing
73
Shot Accuracy
74
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
73
Heading
66
Tackling
69
Crossing
96
Free Kick
91
Penalties
89
First Touch
79
Mental79
Composure
87
Aggression
75
Consistency
76
Creativity
74
Leadership
76
Work Rate
76
Tactical74
Vision
74
Off the Ball
77
Defensive Positioning
68
Teamwork
83
Anticipation
73
Marking
66
Player Traits
Attacking 77
Crossing
96
Finishing
73
Heading Accuracy
66
Shot Accuracy
74
Off the Ball
77
Technique 81
Dribbling
78
Free Kick
91
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
89
First Touch
79
Shot Technique
73
Movement 78
Acceleration
77
Pace
82
Agility
77
Balance
74
Physicality 80
Shot Power
87
Jumping
75
Stamina
85
Strength
76
Fitness
79
Defending 68
Marking
66
Tackling
69
Def. Positioning
68
Mentality & Game Reading 78
Aggression
75
Composure
87
Penalties
89
Vision
74
Leadership
76
Work Rate
76
Teamwork
83
Anticipation
73
Consistency
76
Creativity
74
Paraguay - Right BackArce, Francisco
Operating on the right flank for the legendary Paraguay sides of the late nineties alongside José Luis Chilavert, Francisco "Chiqui" Arce was essentially a traditional number ten disguised as a defender. He became the tactical obsession of legendary manager Luiz Felipe Scolari, acts as the creative mastermind behind the Copa Libertadores triumphs of both Grêmio and Palmeiras. Arce didn't need to burn past full-backs because his right boot possessed a radar-like accuracy, delivering curled, whipped crosses that felt more like intentional assists than desperate balls into the box. A certified global master of dead-ball situations, his lethal free-kicks and penalty-box service made him an offensive cheat code, proving that elite technical artistry could thrive even within the most fiercely defensive, battle-hardened teams in South American history.