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Athletic80
Acceleration
76
Pace
82
Agility
80
Strength
77
Balance
78
Jumping
74
Stamina
87
Fitness
83
Technical78
Dribbling
79
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
77
Finishing
73
Shot Accuracy
71
Shot Power
83
Shooting Technique
68
Heading
68
Tackling
62
Crossing
76
Free Kick
73
Penalties
70
First Touch
81
Mental76
Composure
82
Aggression
70
Consistency
70
Creativity
74
Leadership
76
Work Rate
74
Tactical76
Vision
80
Off the Ball
75
Defensive Positioning
60
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
74
Marking
57
Attacking 73
Crossing
76
Finishing
73
Heading Accuracy
68
Shot Accuracy
71
Off the Ball
75
Technique 77
Dribbling
79
Free Kick
73
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
77
First Touch
81
Shot Technique
68
Movement 79
Acceleration
76
Pace
82
Agility
80
Balance
78
Physicality 81
Shot Power
83
Jumping
74
Stamina
87
Strength
77
Fitness
83
Defending 60
Marking
57
Tackling
62
Def. Positioning
60
Mentality & Game Reading 75
Aggression
70
Composure
82
Penalties
70
Vision
80
Leadership
76
Work Rate
74
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
74
Consistency
70
Creativity
74
Ukraine - Centre MidfielderBal, Andriy
There was always something useful about Bal’s ambiguity: part midfielder, part defensive stabiliser, part long-range weapon when the game opened in front of him. His 20-metre goal against Brazil at the 1982 World Cup remains the obvious postcard moment, but the real value was broader: ball circulation under pressure, tactical coverage and the physical composure to operate inside demanding Soviet structures. At Dynamo Kyiv, especially around the 1986 European cycle, he gave the squad flexibility without turning flexibility into chaos.
