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Athletic79
Acceleration
69
Pace
73
Agility
68
Strength
91
Balance
85
Jumping
73
Stamina
86
Fitness
86
Technical79
Dribbling
77
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
81
Finishing
68
Shot Accuracy
66
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
73
Heading
77
Tackling
85
Crossing
75
Free Kick
72
Penalties
71
First Touch
81
Mental80
Composure
81
Aggression
85
Consistency
86
Creativity
67
Leadership
70
Work Rate
85
Tactical81
Vision
78
Off the Ball
68
Defensive Positioning
82
Teamwork
89
Anticipation
81
Marking
81
Player Traits
Attacking71
Crossing
75
Finishing
68
Heading Accuracy
77
Shot Accuracy
66
Off the Ball
68
Technique77
Dribbling
77
Free Kick
72
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
81
First Touch
81
Shot Technique
73
Movement74
Acceleration
69
Pace
73
Agility
68
Balance
85
Physicality85
Shot Power
87
Jumping
73
Stamina
86
Strength
91
Fitness
86
Defending83
Marking
81
Tackling
85
Def. Positioning
82
Mentality & Game Reading79
Aggression
85
Composure
81
Penalties
71
Vision
78
Leadership
70
Work Rate
85
Teamwork
89
Anticipation
81
Consistency
86
Creativity
67
Germany - Defensive MidfielderRamelow, Carsten
A disciplined German holding midfielder, Carsten Ramelow was the kind of player who made a team harder to break rather than prettier to watch, which is not an insult, it is basically the job description. Strong, tactically serious and reliable in defensive transitions, he could play both as a midfield anchor and as an emergency centre-back, offering structure, duels and positional balance. At Bayer Leverkusen and with Germany, he became a trusted figure in teams built on organisation, stamina and collective responsibility. He was not a creative passer like a regista, nor a pure ball-winner in the Gattuso mould, but a sober defensive midfielder with intelligence, concentration and physical presence.