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Athletic80
Acceleration
76
Pace
82
Agility
71
Strength
83
Balance
82
Jumping
83
Stamina
85
Fitness
74
Technical73
Dribbling
70
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
Finishing
58
Shot Accuracy
57
Shot Power
74
Shooting Technique
52
Heading
72
Tackling
80
Crossing
81
Free Kick
56
Penalties
56
First Touch
73
Mental79
Composure
82
Aggression
85
Consistency
74
Creativity
63
Leadership
83
Work Rate
83
Tactical76
Vision
73
Off the Ball
63
Defensive Positioning
80
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
81
Marking
82
Player Traits
Attacking 66
Crossing
81
Finishing
58
Heading Accuracy
72
Shot Accuracy
57
Off the Ball
63
Technique 67
Dribbling
70
Free Kick
56
Short Passing
75
Long Passing
74
First Touch
73
Shot Technique
52
Movement 78
Acceleration
76
Pace
82
Agility
71
Balance
82
Physicality 80
Shot Power
74
Jumping
83
Stamina
85
Strength
83
Fitness
74
Defending 81
Marking
82
Tackling
80
Def. Positioning
80
Mentality & Game Reading 76
Aggression
85
Composure
82
Penalties
56
Vision
73
Leadership
83
Work Rate
83
Teamwork
75
Anticipation
81
Consistency
74
Creativity
63
Ukraine - Right BackPonomaryov, Vladimir
Ponomaryov was a hard, old-school right-back whose defending started with contact, timing and positional stubbornness rather than attacking decoration. A key figure for Torpedo Moscow and the USSR, he offered tight man-marking, reliable recovery runs and simple progression after the ball was won. In the 1966 World Cup side, where the Soviet Union reached the semi-finals, his role was exactly the kind coaches love and highlight reels ignore, naturalmente.
