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Athletic82
Acceleration
79
Pace
76
Agility
75
Strength
91
Balance
82
Jumping
88
Stamina
81
Fitness
80
Technical82
Dribbling
78
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
72
Finishing
87
Shot Accuracy
86
Shot Power
85
Shooting Technique
86
Heading
95
Tackling
33
Crossing
85
Free Kick
70
Penalties
70
First Touch
81
Mental82
Composure
83
Aggression
68
Consistency
78
Creativity
66
Leadership
86
Work Rate
85
Tactical83
Vision
72
Off the Ball
88
Defensive Positioning
40
Teamwork
90
Anticipation
85
Marking
38
Player Traits
Attacking 88
Crossing
85
Finishing
87
Heading Accuracy
95
Shot Accuracy
86
Off the Ball
88
Technique 77
Dribbling
78
Free Kick
70
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
72
First Touch
81
Shot Technique
86
Movement 78
Acceleration
79
Pace
76
Agility
75
Balance
82
Physicality 85
Shot Power
85
Jumping
88
Stamina
81
Strength
91
Fitness
80
Defending 37
Marking
38
Tackling
33
Def. Positioning
40
Mentality & Game Reading 78
Aggression
68
Composure
83
Penalties
70
Vision
72
Leadership
86
Work Rate
85
Teamwork
90
Anticipation
85
Consistency
78
Creativity
66
Scotland - StrikerJordan, Joe
Few forwards looked as openly uncomfortable to play against as Joe Jordan. Tall, strong and fearless in aerial duels, he built his reputation on centre forward combat: holding the ball under pressure, attacking crosses, disturbing centre backs and giving his team a direct outlet when matches became physical. Leeds United gave him his first major platform in a side full of competitive edge, while Manchester United and later Milan added scale to a career that crossed both British and Italian football. With Scotland, he scored at three different World Cups, a rare achievement that underlines his international weight beyond the image of the hard man. Jordan was not a delicate creator or a fluid technician between lines, but his heading, bravery, back to goal play and penalty area aggression made him a serious striker. His game was simple in appearance, not simple to stop.