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Athletic78
Acceleration
87
Pace
83
Agility
83
Strength
76
Balance
77
Jumping
75
Stamina
78
Fitness
68
Technical82
Dribbling
91
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
Finishing
87
Shot Accuracy
83
Shot Power
81
Shooting Technique
91
Heading
71
Tackling
38
Crossing
75
Free Kick
71
Penalties
76
First Touch
85
Mental76
Composure
81
Aggression
75
Consistency
71
Creativity
82
Leadership
74
Work Rate
74
Tactical78
Vision
76
Off the Ball
88
Defensive Positioning
37
Teamwork
68
Anticipation
83
Marking
37
Player Traits
Attacking 81
Crossing
75
Finishing
87
Heading Accuracy
71
Shot Accuracy
83
Off the Ball
88
Technique 81
Dribbling
91
Free Kick
71
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
First Touch
85
Shot Technique
91
Movement 83
Acceleration
87
Pace
83
Agility
83
Balance
77
Physicality 76
Shot Power
81
Jumping
75
Stamina
78
Strength
76
Fitness
68
Defending 37
Marking
37
Tackling
38
Def. Positioning
37
Mentality & Game Reading 76
Aggression
75
Composure
81
Penalties
76
Vision
76
Leadership
74
Work Rate
74
Teamwork
68
Anticipation
83
Consistency
71
Creativity
82
Ukraine - ForwardByshovets, Anatoliy
Dribbling was Byshovets’ first weapon, but not in the harmless “looks nice, goes nowhere” sense. As a second striker for Dynamo Kyiv and the USSR, he could receive between lines, turn quickly, eliminate markers and attack the box with sharp changes of rhythm. His 1960s profile was unusually expressive for the Soviet context: technically loose, inventive, unpredictable, yet still capable of producing decisive output rather than decorative smoke.
