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Athletic77
Acceleration
70
Pace
68
Agility
73
Strength
85
Balance
87
Jumping
81
Stamina
68
Fitness
85
Technical53
Dribbling
68
Short Passing
72
Long Passing
78
Shot Accuracy
52
Shot Power
78
Shooting Technique
50
Heading
56
Free Kick
52
Penalties
57
First Touch
66
Mental83
Composure
86
Consistency
77
Leadership
84
Goalkeeping91
Reflexes
95
Positioning
90
Handling
87
Kicking
90
Goalkeeping91
Reflexes
95
Positioning
90
Handling
87
Kicking
90
Attacking54
Heading Accuracy
56
Shot Accuracy
52
Technique64
Dribbling
68
Free Kick
52
Short Passing
72
Long Passing
78
First Touch
66
Shot Technique
50
Physicality79
Shot Power
78
Jumping
81
Stamina
68
Strength
85
Fitness
85
Movement75
Acceleration
70
Pace
68
Agility
73
Balance
87
Mentality & Game Reading76
Composure
86
Penalties
57
Leadership
84
Consistency
77
Spain - GoalkeeperReina, Pepe
Pepe Reina was one of the clearest examples of the modern Spanish goalkeeper before the role became fully universal. At Villarreal and especially Liverpool, he combined sharp reactions with advanced starting positions, quick restarts and unusually good distribution for his era. He was comfortable acting as a sweeper behind a high line, reading through balls early and using his feet to connect with centre backs rather than treating possession as a problem to escape. Under Rafael Benítez at Liverpool, his command, penalty saving ability and consistency made him one of the Premier League’s leading goalkeepers in the late 2000s. He was not as spectacular as Casillas, nor as physically imposing as some later elite keepers, and his final years included a natural decline in explosiveness. At his peak, though, Reina offered handling, communication, footwork and tactical compatibility at a very high level.