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Athletic78
Acceleration
88
Pace
87
Agility
89
Strength
68
Balance
73
Jumping
68
Stamina
72
Fitness
77
Technical83
Dribbling
88
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
83
Finishing
83
Shot Accuracy
78
Shot Power
82
Shooting Technique
85
Heading
68
Tackling
41
Crossing
80
Free Kick
85
Penalties
79
First Touch
89
Mental76
Composure
78
Aggression
85
Consistency
78
Creativity
90
Leadership
70
Work Rate
72
Tactical75
Vision
82
Off the Ball
83
Defensive Positioning
41
Teamwork
70
Anticipation
75
Marking
38
Player Traits
Attacking 78
Crossing
80
Finishing
83
Heading Accuracy
68
Shot Accuracy
78
Off the Ball
83
Technique 85
Dribbling
88
Free Kick
85
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
83
First Touch
89
Shot Technique
85
Movement 84
Acceleration
88
Pace
87
Agility
89
Balance
73
Physicality 73
Shot Power
82
Jumping
68
Stamina
72
Strength
68
Fitness
77
Defending 40
Marking
38
Tackling
41
Def. Positioning
41
Mentality & Game Reading 78
Aggression
85
Composure
78
Penalties
79
Vision
82
Leadership
70
Work Rate
72
Teamwork
70
Anticipation
75
Consistency
78
Creativity
90
Italy - Right WingerChiarugi, Luciano
Luciano Chiarugi played as if the left flank were a place for provocation.
Quick, technical and emotionally sharp, he was a left winger or wide forward who attacked defenders through dribbling, sudden changes of rhythm and a dangerous left foot rather than through calm tactical repetition. Fiorentina gave him early prominence in the 1968 to 1969 Scudetto side, but Milan placed him in the brightest European frame, especially the 1973 Cup Winners’ Cup final, where his goal decided the match against Leeds United. Chiarugi was not an obedient wide midfielder built mainly for defensive balance, and his personality could be difficult to contain.
That volatility was part of the package: acceleration, fouls won, crosses, shots from angles and constant irritation for full backs. He was more spark than system, a gifted attacking winger whose best moments had the electricity of a match suddenly tilting.
