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Athletic79
Acceleration
73
Pace
77
Agility
72
Strength
84
Balance
79
Jumping
81
Stamina
82
Fitness
83
Technical78
Dribbling
73
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
74
Finishing
63
Shot Accuracy
63
Shot Power
81
Shooting Technique
62
Heading
82
Tackling
85
Crossing
61
Free Kick
71
Penalties
67
First Touch
76
Mental78
Composure
82
Aggression
84
Consistency
72
Creativity
63
Leadership
80
Work Rate
80
Tactical81
Vision
74
Off the Ball
64
Defensive Positioning
85
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
84
Marking
87
Attacking 67
Crossing
61
Finishing
63
Heading Accuracy
82
Shot Accuracy
63
Off the Ball
64
Technique 72
Dribbling
73
Free Kick
71
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
74
First Touch
76
Shot Technique
62
Movement 75
Acceleration
73
Pace
77
Agility
72
Balance
79
Physicality 82
Shot Power
81
Jumping
81
Stamina
82
Strength
84
Fitness
83
Defending 86
Marking
87
Tackling
85
Def. Positioning
85
Mentality & Game Reading 76
Aggression
84
Composure
82
Penalties
67
Vision
74
Leadership
80
Work Rate
80
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
84
Consistency
72
Creativity
63
Ukraine - Centre-backKuznetsov, Oleg
Kuznetsov was one of the defensive pillars of Lobanovskyi’s Dynamo Kyiv in the mid-1980s, combining physical authority with the mobility required by a high, collective defensive line. In the 1986 Cup Winners’ Cup-winning side and with the USSR at Euro 1988, he operated as a centre-back who could defend aggressively without losing positional order. His game was direct, powerful and tactically sober: no theatre, just elite-level Soviet defending with the door politely slammed shut.
