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Athletic78
Acceleration
76
Pace
77
Agility
75
Strength
78
Balance
74
Jumping
82
Stamina
82
Fitness
81
Technical79
Dribbling
78
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
80
Finishing
65
Shot Accuracy
62
Shot Power
80
Shooting Technique
69
Heading
76
Tackling
83
Crossing
73
Free Kick
77
Penalties
84
First Touch
79
Mental79
Composure
83
Aggression
85
Consistency
75
Creativity
74
Leadership
78
Work Rate
78
Tactical81
Vision
78
Off the Ball
68
Defensive Positioning
83
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
81
Marking
84
Attacking 69
Crossing
73
Finishing
65
Heading Accuracy
76
Shot Accuracy
62
Off the Ball
68
Technique 77
Dribbling
78
Free Kick
77
Short Passing
77
Long Passing
80
First Touch
79
Shot Technique
69
Movement 76
Acceleration
76
Pace
77
Agility
75
Balance
74
Physicality 81
Shot Power
80
Jumping
82
Stamina
82
Strength
78
Fitness
81
Defending 83
Marking
84
Tackling
83
Def. Positioning
83
Mentality & Game Reading 80
Aggression
85
Composure
83
Penalties
84
Vision
78
Leadership
78
Work Rate
78
Teamwork
80
Anticipation
81
Consistency
75
Creativity
74
Argentina - Centre-backOlguín, Jorge
A tactically disciplined Argentine defender, Jorge Olguín was a centre-back at club level who became a highly reliable right-back for César Luis Menotti’s Argentina. That dual identity defined him well: more defensive and structured than a flying full-back, but cleaner and smarter than a simple marker. With San Lorenzo, Independiente and Argentinos Juniors, he built a long domestic career based on concentration, timing and positional seriousness. For Argentina, he was a starter throughout the 1978 World Cup, playing every minute of the victorious campaign, which is not exactly a decorative detail. He was not spectacular, not especially adventurous, but he gave balance, defensive control and calm authority to teams with bigger names around him