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Athletic81
Acceleration
76
Pace
84
Agility
75
Strength
87
Balance
82
Jumping
84
Stamina
83
Fitness
80
Technical78
Dribbling
72
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
Finishing
57
Shot Accuracy
59
Shot Power
78
Shooting Technique
68
Heading
85
Tackling
90
Crossing
70
Free Kick
67
Penalties
66
First Touch
75
Mental84
Composure
86
Aggression
84
Consistency
87
Creativity
64
Leadership
83
Work Rate
84
Tactical84
Vision
72
Off the Ball
63
Defensive Positioning
91
Teamwork
84
Anticipation
86
Marking
90
Attacking67
Crossing
70
Finishing
57
Heading Accuracy
85
Shot Accuracy
59
Off the Ball
63
Technique72
Dribbling
72
Free Kick
67
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
First Touch
75
Shot Technique
68
Movement79
Acceleration
76
Pace
84
Agility
75
Balance
82
Physicality82
Shot Power
78
Jumping
84
Stamina
83
Strength
87
Fitness
80
Defending90
Marking
90
Tackling
90
Def. Positioning
91
Mentality & Game Reading80
Aggression
84
Composure
86
Penalties
66
Vision
72
Leadership
83
Work Rate
84
Teamwork
84
Anticipation
86
Consistency
87
Creativity
64
Italy - Centre-backBarzagli, Andrea
A master of defensive timing, Andrea Barzagli was one of the most reliable centre-backs of his generation. He was not the loudest leader, not the flashiest tackler and certainly not the defender made for viral compilations, poor internet, but his reading of the game was exceptional. At Juventus, especially in the legendary BBC trio with Bonucci and Chiellini, he became the quiet pillar: clean in duels, rarely out of position, calm under pressure and almost impossible to catch making stupid choices. His strength was subtle but brutal, built on anticipation, body orientation and perfect defensive economy. With Italy, he added experience, discipline and World Cup-winning pedigree.