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Athletic83
Acceleration
79
Pace
82
Agility
78
Strength
87
Balance
79
Jumping
85
Stamina
83
Fitness
87
Technical89
Dribbling
85
Short Passing
82
Long Passing
78
Finishing
96
Shot Accuracy
95
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
93
Heading
92
Tackling
44
Crossing
67
Free Kick
78
Penalties
91
First Touch
90
Mental88
Composure
93
Aggression
83
Consistency
93
Creativity
82
Leadership
80
Work Rate
84
Tactical91
Vision
84
Off the Ball
96
Defensive Positioning
77
Teamwork
83
Anticipation
96
Marking
37
Player Traits
Attacking 89
Crossing
67
Finishing
96
Heading Accuracy
92
Shot Accuracy
95
Off the Ball
96
Technique 84
Dribbling
85
Free Kick
78
Short Passing
82
Long Passing
78
First Touch
90
Shot Technique
93
Movement 80
Acceleration
79
Pace
82
Agility
78
Balance
79
Physicality 86
Shot Power
87
Jumping
85
Stamina
83
Strength
87
Fitness
87
Defending 53
Marking
37
Tackling
44
Def. Positioning
77
Mentality & Game Reading 87
Aggression
83
Composure
93
Penalties
91
Vision
84
Leadership
80
Work Rate
84
Teamwork
83
Anticipation
96
Consistency
93
Creativity
82
Poland - StrikerLewandowski, Robert
A complete centre-forward with ruthless finishing, elite movement and almost surgical control inside the penalty area, Robert Lewandowski belongs among the defining strikers of his era.
He was never just a box predator, though the box was obviously where he conducted most of his crimes. His first touch, body orientation and ability to shield the ball allowed him to link play cleanly, while his timing between defenders made even ordinary crosses look like premeditated assassinations. At Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich and Poland, he combined consistency with technical precision and frightening professionalism. Not the most romantic striker, perhaps, but one of the most reliable machines football has produced. A goalscorer so efficient he sometimes made greatness look like office work.