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Athletic78
Acceleration
91
Pace
81
Agility
92
Strength
64
Balance
75
Jumping
74
Stamina
77
Fitness
73
Technical83
Dribbling
94
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
80
Finishing
85
Shot Accuracy
87
Shot Power
75
Shooting Technique
80
Heading
58
Tackling
33
Crossing
77
Free Kick
82
Penalties
77
First Touch
85
Mental74
Composure
81
Aggression
73
Consistency
72
Creativity
87
Leadership
71
Work Rate
66
Tactical75
Vision
78
Off the Ball
87
Defensive Positioning
33
Teamwork
66
Anticipation
78
Marking
36
Player Traits
Attacking79
Crossing
77
Finishing
85
Heading Accuracy
58
Shot Accuracy
87
Off the Ball
87
Technique83
Dribbling
94
Free Kick
82
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
80
First Touch
85
Shot Technique
80
Movement85
Acceleration
91
Pace
81
Agility
92
Balance
75
Physicality73
Shot Power
75
Jumping
74
Stamina
77
Strength
64
Fitness
73
Defending34
Marking
36
Tackling
33
Def. Positioning
33
Mentality & Game Reading75
Aggression
73
Composure
81
Penalties
77
Vision
78
Leadership
71
Work Rate
66
Teamwork
66
Anticipation
78
Consistency
72
Creativity
87
Argentina - Right WingerCorbatta, Omar
A dazzling Argentine right winger, Omar Corbatta was one of the great sideline artists of South American football. Small, elusive and almost impossible to read in one-on-one duels, he played with feints, balance, sudden acceleration and the old winger’s instinct to destroy a full-back before delivering the final wound. At Racing Club, he became a sacred idol, winning league titles and leaving the kind of emotional mark that statistics only partly explain. With Argentina, he was part of the brilliant Carasucias attack and won the South American Championship in 1957 and 1959, while his penalty taking was famously ruthless. His life and career were also marked by fragility, alcohol and painful decline, giving his legend a darker edge.
