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Athletic79
Acceleration
72
Pace
68
Agility
83
Strength
85
Balance
82
Jumping
86
Stamina
66
Fitness
87
Technical47
Dribbling
52
Short Passing
63
Long Passing
72
Shot Accuracy
45
Shot Power
84
Shooting Technique
43
Heading
54
Free Kick
45
Penalties
48
First Touch
58
Mental77
Composure
76
Consistency
81
Leadership
72
Goalkeeping87
Reflexes
91
Positioning
87
Handling
85
Kicking
84
Goalkeeping87
Reflexes
91
Positioning
87
Handling
85
Kicking
84
Attacking50
Heading Accuracy
54
Shot Accuracy
45
Technique56
Dribbling
52
Free Kick
45
Short Passing
63
Long Passing
72
First Touch
58
Shot Technique
43
Physicality82
Shot Power
84
Jumping
86
Stamina
66
Strength
85
Fitness
87
Movement76
Acceleration
72
Pace
68
Agility
83
Balance
82
Mentality & Game Reading69
Composure
76
Penalties
48
Leadership
72
Consistency
81
Poland - GoalkeeperDudek, Jerzy
A charismatic Polish goalkeeper, Jerzy Dudek combined sharp reflexes, strong one-on-one instincts and a taste for dramatic moments that football history kindly decided to exaggerate in his favour. At Feyenoord, he was already a high-level keeper, agile, brave and consistent enough to earn a major move to Liverpool. His career at Anfield was not flawless, with occasional errors and competition affecting his continuity, but the 2005 Champions League final turned him into legend: decisive saves, psychological theatre and the unforgettable penalty shootout in Istanbul. He was not among the most complete goalkeepers of his era, especially in distribution or command, but on his best nights he had presence, nerve and spectacular reactions. A good keeper with one immortal chapter, which is frankly better than many great careers ever get.
