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Athletic81
Acceleration
73
Pace
76
Agility
72
Strength
88
Balance
86
Jumping
85
Stamina
80
Fitness
87
Technical78
Dribbling
73
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
Finishing
54
Shot Accuracy
55
Shot Power
88
Shooting Technique
65
Heading
87
Tackling
92
Crossing
69
Free Kick
65
Penalties
66
First Touch
74
Mental84
Composure
83
Aggression
88
Consistency
80
Creativity
63
Leadership
90
Work Rate
91
Tactical82
Vision
72
Off the Ball
58
Defensive Positioning
90
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
83
Marking
89
Player Traits
Attacking65
Crossing
69
Finishing
54
Heading Accuracy
87
Shot Accuracy
55
Off the Ball
58
Technique71
Dribbling
73
Free Kick
65
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
First Touch
74
Shot Technique
65
Movement77
Acceleration
73
Pace
76
Agility
72
Balance
86
Physicality86
Shot Power
88
Jumping
85
Stamina
80
Strength
88
Fitness
87
Defending90
Marking
89
Tackling
92
Def. Positioning
90
Mentality & Game Reading80
Aggression
88
Composure
83
Penalties
66
Vision
72
Leadership
90
Work Rate
91
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
83
Consistency
80
Creativity
63
Uruguay - Centre-backMartínez, William
A powerful and deeply respected Uruguayan defender, William Martínez built his greatness on loyalty, strength and technical authority. He played hard but clean, imposing himself through timing, courage and a remarkable sense of fairness that earned admiration even from the strongest opponents. Physically, he was a wall: broad, strong, agile despite his build and almost unbeatable in shoulder-to-shoulder duels or aerial battles. His reading of the game was exceptional, especially when intercepting through balls or judging the flight of crosses before forwards could attack them. In the air, he was one of the finest defenders Uruguay ever produced, commanding his box with rare intuition for direction, distance and timing. Firm, noble and technically better than his rugged image suggests, Martínez was not just a stopper. He was defensive authority in its purest form.