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Athletic80
Acceleration
74
Pace
76
Agility
73
Strength
83
Balance
87
Jumping
78
Stamina
87
Fitness
80
Technical81
Dribbling
79
Short Passing
83
Long Passing
83
Finishing
74
Shot Accuracy
68
Shot Power
88
Shooting Technique
73
Heading
80
Tackling
81
Crossing
76
Free Kick
80
Penalties
77
First Touch
81
Mental80
Composure
78
Aggression
83
Consistency
78
Creativity
72
Leadership
84
Work Rate
85
Tactical80
Vision
82
Off the Ball
73
Defensive Positioning
76
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Marking
75
Attacking74
Crossing
76
Finishing
74
Heading Accuracy
80
Shot Accuracy
68
Off the Ball
73
Technique80
Dribbling
79
Free Kick
80
Short Passing
83
Long Passing
83
First Touch
81
Shot Technique
73
Movement78
Acceleration
74
Pace
76
Agility
73
Balance
87
Physicality83
Shot Power
88
Jumping
78
Stamina
87
Strength
83
Fitness
80
Defending77
Marking
75
Tackling
81
Def. Positioning
76
Mentality & Game Reading81
Aggression
83
Composure
78
Penalties
77
Vision
82
Leadership
84
Work Rate
85
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Consistency
78
Creativity
72
Denmark - Defensive MidfielderGravesen, Thomas
A fierce and unpredictable Danish midfielder, Thomas Gravesen played with aggression, stamina and a personality that was never exactly designed for quiet afternoons. He was primarily a combative central midfielder, strong in duels, intense in pressing and brave enough to demand the ball under pressure. At Everton, he became a cult figure through energy, tackling and surprising technical quality, showing he was more than just a midfield destroyer. His move to Real Madrid was unusual but not absurd: he offered physical edge and tactical bite to a team overloaded with elegance and slightly allergic to dirty work. He was not a refined playmaker, nor always the easiest player to control tactically, but his commitment, courage and competitive fire were undeniable