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Athletic78
Acceleration
76
Pace
74
Agility
74
Strength
84
Balance
76
Jumping
83
Stamina
81
Fitness
76
Technical79
Dribbling
77
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
78
Finishing
58
Shot Accuracy
59
Shot Power
83
Shooting Technique
68
Heading
85
Tackling
87
Crossing
74
Free Kick
68
Penalties
64
First Touch
77
Mental79
Composure
83
Aggression
75
Consistency
76
Creativity
68
Leadership
79
Work Rate
81
Tactical82
Vision
75
Off the Ball
63
Defensive Positioning
87
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
83
Marking
87
Player Traits
Attacking 68
Crossing
74
Finishing
58
Heading Accuracy
85
Shot Accuracy
59
Off the Ball
63
Technique 74
Dribbling
77
Free Kick
68
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
78
First Touch
77
Shot Technique
68
Movement 75
Acceleration
76
Pace
74
Agility
74
Balance
76
Physicality 81
Shot Power
83
Jumping
83
Stamina
81
Strength
84
Fitness
76
Defending 87
Marking
87
Tackling
87
Def. Positioning
87
Mentality & Game Reading 77
Aggression
75
Composure
83
Penalties
64
Vision
75
Leadership
79
Work Rate
81
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
83
Consistency
76
Creativity
68
Colombia - Centre-backEscobar, Andrés
Andrés Escobar defended with a calmness that felt almost moral. Tall, elegant and unusually clean in his interventions, he was known as The Gentleman because his game had authority without brutality and concentration without panic. At Atlético Nacional, he belonged to one of Colombian football’s most important eras, reading danger early, stepping out with composure and giving the back line a quiet sense of dignity. He was not a spectacular libero or a violent stopper, but a centre back of timing, balance and trust. The tragedy of 1994 will always surround his name, yet it should never be allowed to swallow the player. Escobar was a refined defender, technically secure, mentally composed and respected for the way he played as much as for what he represented.