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Athletic74
Acceleration
66
Pace
69
Agility
73
Strength
81
Balance
80
Jumping
83
Stamina
63
Fitness
74
Technical44
Dribbling
52
Short Passing
55
Long Passing
60
Shot Accuracy
48
Shot Power
82
Shooting Technique
48
Heading
44
Free Kick
44
Penalties
44
First Touch
50
Mental79
Composure
77
Consistency
80
Leadership
86
Goalkeeping88
Reflexes
87
Positioning
90
Handling
89
Kicking
87
Goalkeeping 88
Reflexes
87
Positioning
90
Handling
89
Kicking
87
Attacking 46
Heading Accuracy
44
Shot Accuracy
48
Technique 52
Dribbling
52
Free Kick
44
Short Passing
55
Long Passing
60
First Touch
50
Shot Technique
48
Physicality 77
Shot Power
82
Jumping
83
Stamina
63
Strength
81
Fitness
74
Movement 72
Acceleration
66
Pace
69
Agility
73
Balance
80
Mentality & Game Reading 72
Composure
77
Penalties
44
Leadership
86
Consistency
80
Germany - GoalkeeperKlos, Stefan
Stefan Klos made goalkeeping look compact, sharp and deeply serious. At Borussia Dortmund, he was the young last line behind one of Germany’s most competitive sides of the 1990s, bringing reflexes, concentration and a quiet authority that helped carry the club to Bundesliga titles and the 1997 Champions League. He was not a giant, not a theatrical keeper and not the type to dominate matches through personality alone, but his reactions were excellent, his positioning clean and his handling reliable under pressure. Later, at Rangers, he became a cult figure through consistency, professionalism and years of high level service in Glasgow. His Germany career was blocked by brutal competition, which makes his international profile look smaller than his actual quality. Klos was a top club goalkeeper, precise, focused and much better than fame usually remembers.
