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Athletic80
Acceleration
87
Pace
85
Agility
90
Strength
65
Balance
78
Jumping
77
Stamina
87
Fitness
71
Technical84
Dribbling
89
Short Passing
84
Long Passing
82
Finishing
74
Shot Accuracy
71
Shot Power
85
Shooting Technique
83
Heading
66
Tackling
55
Crossing
82
Free Kick
78
Penalties
77
First Touch
87
Mental78
Composure
85
Aggression
76
Consistency
73
Creativity
88
Leadership
74
Work Rate
79
Tactical75
Vision
81
Off the Ball
78
Defensive Positioning
52
Teamwork
65
Anticipation
74
Marking
48
Player Traits
Attacking74
Crossing
82
Finishing
74
Heading Accuracy
66
Shot Accuracy
71
Off the Ball
78
Technique84
Dribbling
89
Free Kick
78
Short Passing
84
Long Passing
82
First Touch
87
Shot Technique
83
Movement85
Acceleration
87
Pace
85
Agility
90
Balance
78
Physicality77
Shot Power
85
Jumping
77
Stamina
87
Strength
65
Fitness
71
Defending52
Marking
48
Tackling
55
Def. Positioning
52
Mentality & Game Reading77
Aggression
76
Composure
85
Penalties
77
Vision
81
Leadership
74
Work Rate
79
Teamwork
65
Anticipation
74
Consistency
73
Creativity
88
Turkey - Attacking MidfielderBelözoğlu, Emre
Few Turkish midfielders have carried such a sharp blend of talent, temper and tactical intelligence. Emre Belözo?lu was small, intense and technically excellent, a left footed central midfielder who could play as a deep organiser, advanced connector or aggressive pressing presence depending on the match. At Galatasaray, he emerged inside one of Turkish football’s greatest club sides, winning the UEFA Cup in 2000 before testing himself at Inter, Newcastle, Atlético Madrid and Fenerbahçe. His passing had real bite, his first touch was clean and his ability to play through pressure made him valuable in midfield traffic. The other side of the story was volatility: injuries, disciplinary issues and a personality that could heat matches instead of calming them. Still, at his best, Emre was a rare player, creative enough to build, fierce enough to fight and influential enough to define an era of Turkish football.
