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Athletic77
Acceleration
72
Pace
70
Agility
70
Strength
88
Balance
82
Jumping
80
Stamina
68
Fitness
87
Technical48
Dribbling
58
Short Passing
68
Long Passing
70
Shot Accuracy
45
Shot Power
87
Shooting Technique
43
Heading
55
Free Kick
45
Penalties
45
First Touch
59
Mental82
Composure
83
Consistency
80
Leadership
83
Goalkeeping89
Reflexes
92
Positioning
85
Handling
89
Kicking
88
Goalkeeping89
Reflexes
92
Positioning
85
Handling
89
Kicking
88
Attacking50
Heading Accuracy
55
Shot Accuracy
45
Technique57
Dribbling
58
Free Kick
45
Short Passing
68
Long Passing
70
First Touch
59
Shot Technique
43
Physicality82
Shot Power
87
Jumping
80
Stamina
68
Strength
88
Fitness
87
Movement74
Acceleration
72
Pace
70
Agility
70
Balance
82
Mentality & Game Reading73
Composure
83
Penalties
45
Leadership
83
Consistency
80
Denmark - GoalkeeperSchmeichel, Kasper
Being Peter Schmeichel’s son could have swallowed a goalkeeper whole, but Kasper Schmeichel built a career with his own voice, gloves and stubbornness. Shorter than the modern giant template but explosive across his line, he relied on reflexes, positioning, leadership and a fierce command of tense moments. Leicester City gave him the perfect stage, first through years of growth and then through the impossible 2015 to 2016 Premier League title, where his saves and mentality became part of one of football’s great modern miracles. He was not an elite distributor in the most radical sweeper keeper sense, but his concentration, shot stopping and penalty presence were outstanding. For Denmark, he carried authority across major tournaments, especially at Euro 2020. A goalkeeper of nerve, inheritance overcome and big match steel.