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Athletic83
Acceleration
85
Pace
83
Agility
86
Strength
83
Balance
82
Jumping
77
Stamina
84
Fitness
81
Technical85
Dribbling
86
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
77
Finishing
88
Shot Accuracy
87
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
80
Heading
86
Tackling
42
Crossing
71
Free Kick
74
Penalties
86
First Touch
85
Mental82
Composure
85
Aggression
78
Consistency
81
Creativity
73
Leadership
79
Work Rate
82
Tactical83
Vision
76
Off the Ball
90
Defensive Positioning
39
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
86
Marking
38
Attacking 84
Crossing
71
Finishing
88
Heading Accuracy
86
Shot Accuracy
87
Off the Ball
90
Technique 80
Dribbling
86
Free Kick
74
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
77
First Touch
85
Shot Technique
80
Movement 84
Acceleration
85
Pace
83
Agility
86
Balance
82
Physicality 82
Shot Power
87
Jumping
77
Stamina
84
Strength
83
Fitness
81
Defending 40
Marking
38
Tackling
42
Def. Positioning
39
Mentality & Game Reading 81
Aggression
78
Composure
85
Penalties
86
Vision
76
Leadership
79
Work Rate
82
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
86
Consistency
81
Creativity
73
Switzerland - StrikerChapuisat, Stéphane
Borussia Dortmund in the mid nineties needed more than German power, and Stéphane Chapuisat gave them exactly that extra attacking intelligence. Swiss by passport but fully European in status, he was a centre forward with movement, technique and a subtle understanding of how to combine around the box. He was not a static target man, nor a pure poacher waiting for scraps, but a mobile striker who could link play, attack crosses, finish quickly and open spaces for others. His role in Dortmund’s Bundesliga titles and the 1997 Champions League triumph places him among the most important Swiss footballers ever. Injuries sometimes interrupted the flow, yet his class was obvious whenever rhythm and body allowed. A smooth, clever and efficient striker, quietly elegant but absolutely capable of hurting elite defences.
