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Athletic84
Acceleration
73
Pace
81
Agility
76
Strength
91
Balance
88
Jumping
93
Stamina
85
Fitness
86
Technical79
Dribbling
75
Short Passing
74
Long Passing
74
Finishing
62
Shot Accuracy
62
Shot Power
86
Shooting Technique
69
Heading
89
Tackling
90
Crossing
69
Free Kick
72
Penalties
68
First Touch
77
Mental84
Composure
76
Aggression
90
Consistency
86
Creativity
63
Leadership
91
Work Rate
93
Tactical82
Vision
72
Off the Ball
59
Defensive Positioning
87
Teamwork
86
Anticipation
87
Marking
86
Player Traits
Attacking68
Crossing
69
Finishing
62
Heading Accuracy
89
Shot Accuracy
62
Off the Ball
59
Technique74
Dribbling
75
Free Kick
72
Short Passing
74
Long Passing
74
First Touch
77
Shot Technique
69
Movement80
Acceleration
73
Pace
81
Agility
76
Balance
88
Physicality88
Shot Power
86
Jumping
93
Stamina
85
Strength
91
Fitness
86
Defending88
Marking
86
Tackling
90
Def. Positioning
87
Mentality & Game Reading81
Aggression
90
Composure
76
Penalties
68
Vision
72
Leadership
91
Work Rate
93
Teamwork
86
Anticipation
87
Consistency
86
Creativity
63
Brazil - Centre-backMozer, Carlos
Carlos Mozer defended with the authority of a man who saw the duel not as an episode, but as a private contract. Strong, aggressive and charismatic, he belonged to that Brazilian defensive school too often ignored because the country's attackers took all the postcards. At Flamengo, he grew inside a winning culture full of technique and personality, then in Europe, especially with Benfica and Marseille, he proved that his game could survive and dominate in more physical, tactical environments. He was powerful in the air, hard in contact and vocal in organisation, but not just a destroyer: his passing was clean enough, his reading mature and his presence genuinely commanding. With Brazil, competition and timing limited his international mythology, which is almost rude given the quality. Mozer was a centre back of fire, structure and leadership, built for matches where talent alone was not enough.