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Athletic78
Acceleration
76
Pace
81
Agility
75
Strength
82
Balance
80
Jumping
74
Stamina
77
Fitness
75
Technical87
Dribbling
90
Short Passing
87
Long Passing
84
Finishing
84
Shot Accuracy
82
Shot Power
86
Shooting Technique
85
Heading
67
Tackling
48
Crossing
82
Free Kick
80
Penalties
82
First Touch
91
Mental76
Composure
85
Aggression
75
Consistency
74
Creativity
92
Leadership
71
Work Rate
66
Tactical83
Vision
85
Off the Ball
84
Defensive Positioning
52
Teamwork
81
Anticipation
80
Marking
47
Player Traits
Attacking80
Crossing
82
Finishing
84
Heading Accuracy
67
Shot Accuracy
82
Off the Ball
84
Technique86
Dribbling
90
Free Kick
80
Short Passing
87
Long Passing
84
First Touch
91
Shot Technique
85
Movement78
Acceleration
76
Pace
81
Agility
75
Balance
80
Physicality79
Shot Power
86
Jumping
74
Stamina
77
Strength
82
Fitness
75
Defending49
Marking
47
Tackling
48
Def. Positioning
52
Mentality & Game Reading79
Aggression
75
Composure
85
Penalties
82
Vision
85
Leadership
71
Work Rate
66
Teamwork
81
Anticipation
80
Consistency
74
Creativity
92
Georgia - Attacking MidfielderKipiani, David
A sublime Georgian playmaker, David Kipiani was one of the most elegant creative talents in Soviet football. Tall, graceful and technically refined, he played as an attacking midfielder with the freedom of a second striker and the intelligence of a true number 10. At Dinamo Tbilisi, he became the artistic leader of a brilliant side, dictating rhythm through dribbling, passing range and a rare ability to make complex football look natural. He was named Soviet Footballer of the Year in 1977 and later helped Dinamo win the 1981 Cup Winners’ Cup, giving Georgian football one of its great European nights. His USSR career was shorter than his talent deserved, but his club legacy is enormous.
