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Athletic82
Acceleration
90
Pace
88
Agility
88
Strength
77
Balance
77
Jumping
79
Stamina
83
Fitness
76
Technical81
Dribbling
86
Short Passing
79
Long Passing
77
Finishing
83
Shot Accuracy
75
Shot Power
81
Shooting Technique
84
Heading
76
Tackling
44
Crossing
73
Free Kick
77
Penalties
75
First Touch
87
Mental74
Composure
76
Aggression
80
Consistency
75
Creativity
84
Leadership
68
Work Rate
72
Tactical75
Vision
78
Off the Ball
83
Defensive Positioning
47
Teamwork
72
Anticipation
75
Marking
37
Player Traits
Attacking78
Crossing
73
Finishing
83
Heading Accuracy
76
Shot Accuracy
75
Off the Ball
83
Technique82
Dribbling
86
Free Kick
77
Short Passing
79
Long Passing
77
First Touch
87
Shot Technique
84
Movement86
Acceleration
90
Pace
88
Agility
88
Balance
77
Physicality79
Shot Power
81
Jumping
79
Stamina
83
Strength
77
Fitness
76
Defending43
Marking
37
Tackling
44
Def. Positioning
47
Mentality & Game Reading76
Aggression
80
Composure
76
Penalties
75
Vision
78
Leadership
68
Work Rate
72
Teamwork
72
Anticipation
75
Consistency
75
Creativity
84
Senegal - Right WingerDiouf, El Hadji
A gifted and volatile Senegalese forward, El Hadji Diouf was a player of flair, provocation and uncomfortable unpredictability. Quick, skilful and slippery in one-on-one situations, he could play wide or as a second striker, carrying the ball with confidence and attacking defenders with real personality. His 2002 World Cup with Senegal made him look like one of the most exciting forwards in world football, full of speed, swagger and creative danger. At club level, especially after moving to Liverpool, the story became far less smooth, with inconsistency, controversy and poor finishing limiting the impact his talent promised. He was not a natural goalscorer, nor an easy player to manage, but on his best days he brought chaos, courage and street-football arrogance. A
