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Athletic79
Acceleration
74
Pace
75
Agility
74
Strength
81
Balance
80
Jumping
76
Stamina
85
Fitness
84
Technical76
Dribbling
74
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
75
Finishing
64
Shot Accuracy
66
Shot Power
78
Shooting Technique
71
Heading
78
Tackling
79
Crossing
72
Free Kick
66
Penalties
64
First Touch
77
Mental79
Composure
78
Aggression
82
Consistency
80
Creativity
63
Leadership
78
Work Rate
83
Tactical77
Vision
73
Off the Ball
67
Defensive Positioning
78
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
78
Marking
81
Attacking69
Crossing
72
Finishing
64
Heading Accuracy
78
Shot Accuracy
66
Off the Ball
67
Technique73
Dribbling
74
Free Kick
66
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
75
First Touch
77
Shot Technique
71
Movement76
Acceleration
74
Pace
75
Agility
74
Balance
80
Physicality81
Shot Power
78
Jumping
76
Stamina
85
Strength
81
Fitness
84
Defending79
Marking
81
Tackling
79
Def. Positioning
78
Mentality & Game Reading76
Aggression
82
Composure
78
Penalties
64
Vision
73
Leadership
78
Work Rate
83
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
78
Consistency
80
Creativity
63
Spain - Left BackLesmes, Rafael
Rafael Lesmes gave Real Madrid's left side a kind of defensive sobriety that mattered enormously in a team built around attacking power. Strong, concentrated and tactically reliable, he was not a full back remembered for constant overlaps or spectacular gestures, but for discipline, duels and the ability to keep the structure intact while the artists ahead of him bent matches to their will. He started in three of Madrid's first European Cup finals, against Reims, Fiorentina and Milan, which says more about trust than any romantic sentence could. His game was clean, serious and physically committed, shaped by a period when full backs still had to defend first and ask questions later. Lesmes was a dependable left back, hard to beat, rarely noisy and essential to the balance of Madrid's early continental dominance.