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Athletic82
Acceleration
84
Pace
85
Agility
82
Strength
82
Balance
81
Jumping
83
Stamina
78
Fitness
80
Technical85
Dribbling
84
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
68
Finishing
91
Shot Accuracy
90
Shot Power
84
Shooting Technique
89
Heading
87
Tackling
38
Crossing
63
Free Kick
76
Penalties
87
First Touch
86
Mental78
Composure
85
Aggression
80
Consistency
78
Creativity
82
Leadership
75
Work Rate
71
Tactical82
Vision
77
Off the Ball
91
Defensive Positioning
33
Teamwork
70
Anticipation
87
Marking
35
Attacking84
Crossing
63
Finishing
91
Heading Accuracy
87
Shot Accuracy
90
Off the Ball
91
Technique80
Dribbling
84
Free Kick
76
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
68
First Touch
86
Shot Technique
89
Movement83
Acceleration
84
Pace
85
Agility
82
Balance
81
Physicality81
Shot Power
84
Jumping
83
Stamina
78
Strength
82
Fitness
80
Defending35
Marking
35
Tackling
38
Def. Positioning
33
Mentality & Game Reading79
Aggression
80
Composure
85
Penalties
87
Vision
77
Leadership
75
Work Rate
71
Teamwork
70
Anticipation
87
Consistency
78
Creativity
82
Brazil - StrikerLuís Fabiano
A powerful and instinctive Brazilian striker, Luis Fabiano was not the most artistic forward his country ever produced, but he was one of the most brutally efficient of his generation. Strong, aggressive and sharp inside the box, he combined classic number 9 movement with a nasty competitive edge and a clean, decisive right-footed finish. At Sevilla, he became a genuinely top-level goalscorer, thriving on crosses, transitions and quick service around the area. For Brazil, he offered something more direct than the usual samba mythology: penalty-box authority, physical bite and reliable finishing when the team needed a proper striker, not another poet with ankle tape. Technically good, mentally fiery and occasionally volatile, he was a centre-forward built for damage. Not quite Ronaldo or Romário, certo, but far closer to the serious table than people sometimes remember.
