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Athletic75
Acceleration
66
Pace
70
Agility
72
Strength
86
Balance
85
Jumping
83
Stamina
60
Fitness
78
Technical45
Dribbling
56
Short Passing
58
Long Passing
59
Shot Accuracy
42
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
40
Heading
44
Free Kick
45
Penalties
45
First Touch
57
Mental76
Composure
75
Consistency
75
Leadership
84
Goalkeeping85
Reflexes
86
Positioning
84
Handling
84
Kicking
84
Goalkeeping85
Reflexes
86
Positioning
84
Handling
84
Kicking
84
Attacking43
Heading Accuracy
44
Shot Accuracy
42
Technique53
Dribbling
56
Free Kick
45
Short Passing
58
Long Passing
59
First Touch
57
Shot Technique
40
Physicality79
Shot Power
87
Jumping
83
Stamina
60
Strength
86
Fitness
78
Movement73
Acceleration
66
Pace
70
Agility
72
Balance
85
Mentality & Game Reading70
Composure
75
Penalties
45
Leadership
84
Consistency
75
Nigeria - GoalkeeperRufai, Peter
A charismatic Nigerian goalkeeper, Peter Rufai was one of the defining African number ones of the 1990s. Agile, brave and full of personality, he gave Nigeria presence during one of the country’s most exciting footballing generations. He was not the most technically polished goalkeeper of his era, and his style could sometimes feel emotional rather than perfectly controlled, but his reflexes, courage and authority made him a major figure for both club and country. With the Super Eagles, he played in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups, becoming a symbol of Nigerian football’s rise on the global stage. Tall, reactive and mentally bold, Rufai brought identity as much as saves.
