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Athletic77
Acceleration
79
Pace
84
Agility
85
Strength
81
Balance
76
Jumping
72
Stamina
77
Fitness
65
Technical87
Dribbling
86
Short Passing
87
Long Passing
88
Finishing
78
Shot Accuracy
76
Shot Power
86
Shooting Technique
82
Heading
66
Tackling
47
Crossing
92
Free Kick
90
Penalties
80
First Touch
90
Mental74
Composure
86
Aggression
70
Consistency
65
Creativity
92
Leadership
70
Work Rate
70
Tactical81
Vision
89
Off the Ball
83
Defensive Positioning
44
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
75
Marking
41
Player Traits
Attacking79
Crossing
92
Finishing
78
Heading Accuracy
66
Shot Accuracy
76
Off the Ball
83
Technique87
Dribbling
86
Free Kick
90
Short Passing
87
Long Passing
88
First Touch
90
Shot Technique
82
Movement81
Acceleration
79
Pace
84
Agility
85
Balance
76
Physicality76
Shot Power
86
Jumping
72
Stamina
77
Strength
81
Fitness
65
Defending44
Marking
41
Tackling
47
Def. Positioning
44
Mentality & Game Reading77
Aggression
70
Composure
86
Penalties
80
Vision
89
Leadership
70
Work Rate
70
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
75
Consistency
65
Creativity
92
Germany - Attacking MidfielderDeisler, Sebastian
Sebastian Deisler is one of the great unfinished talents of modern German football. A right sided midfielder with outstanding technique, acceleration and crossing quality, he had the profile of a player who could give Germany creativity at a time when the national team was often searching for imagination. At Hertha Berlin and Bayern Munich, his best moments showed elite coordination, clean first touch, sharp changes of direction and a rare ability to deliver dangerous balls at speed. The problem was never footballing talent. Repeated injuries, depression and the emotional cost of professional football kept breaking the rhythm a player like him needed to grow fully into his gifts. Deisler was not a long term great in terms of output or continuity, but his peak ability was real and unusually refined. He remains a reminder that potential is not a statistic, and that some careers are remembered precisely because they never became what they clearly could have been.