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Athletic74
Acceleration
67
Pace
65
Agility
74
Strength
81
Balance
80
Jumping
83
Stamina
60
Fitness
82
Technical42
Dribbling
50
Short Passing
54
Long Passing
59
Shot Accuracy
44
Shot Power
76
Shooting Technique
44
Heading
45
Free Kick
42
Penalties
45
First Touch
52
Mental82
Composure
83
Consistency
81
Leadership
82
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
88
Positioning
91
Handling
87
Kicking
85
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
88
Positioning
91
Handling
87
Kicking
85
Attacking45
Heading Accuracy
45
Shot Accuracy
44
Technique50
Dribbling
50
Free Kick
42
Short Passing
54
Long Passing
59
First Touch
52
Shot Technique
44
Physicality76
Shot Power
76
Jumping
83
Stamina
60
Strength
81
Fitness
82
Movement72
Acceleration
67
Pace
65
Agility
74
Balance
80
Mentality & Game Reading73
Composure
83
Penalties
45
Leadership
82
Consistency
81
Brazil - GoalkeeperCastilho
A historic Brazilian goalkeeper, Castilho was a brave and agile shot-stopper with remarkable reflexes and a strong personality between the posts. He was not the most technically modern keeper, nor as complete as Brazil’s later greats, but in his era he stood out for courage, reactions and competitive resilience. At Fluminense, he became a true club legend, building an extraordinary career through consistency, loyalty and decisive performances. With Brazil, he was part of several World Cup squads, living through both the trauma of 1950 and the triumphs that followed, a pretty intense résumé, to put it mildly. Quick off his line, fearless in traffic and mentally tough, he represented the old Brazilian goalkeeping school at its most committed. A respected guardian, less glamorous than the outfield artists around him, but essential to the country’s early football mythology.
