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Athletic77
Acceleration
76
Pace
75
Agility
81
Strength
76
Balance
74
Jumping
73
Stamina
81
Fitness
79
Technical87
Dribbling
87
Short Passing
90
Long Passing
86
Finishing
78
Shot Accuracy
83
Shot Power
84
Shooting Technique
87
Heading
72
Tackling
48
Crossing
87
Free Kick
81
Penalties
80
First Touch
90
Mental80
Composure
86
Aggression
72
Consistency
77
Creativity
87
Leadership
78
Work Rate
76
Tactical84
Vision
89
Off the Ball
84
Defensive Positioning
52
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
76
Marking
38
Attacking81
Crossing
87
Finishing
78
Heading Accuracy
72
Shot Accuracy
83
Off the Ball
84
Technique87
Dribbling
87
Free Kick
81
Short Passing
90
Long Passing
86
First Touch
90
Shot Technique
87
Movement77
Acceleration
76
Pace
75
Agility
81
Balance
74
Physicality79
Shot Power
84
Jumping
73
Stamina
81
Strength
76
Fitness
79
Defending46
Marking
38
Tackling
48
Def. Positioning
52
Mentality & Game Reading81
Aggression
72
Composure
86
Penalties
80
Vision
89
Leadership
78
Work Rate
76
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
76
Consistency
77
Creativity
87
Spain - Attacking MidfielderVázquez, Martín
Rafael Martín Vázquez had the elegance of a classic Spanish creator and the slightly cruel problem of belonging to a Real Madrid generation full of giants. Part of the famous Quinta del Buitre, he was a refined attacking midfielder with soft technique, excellent vision and a natural feel for spaces between midfield and attack. He could carry the ball, combine quickly and give rhythm to possession without needing to force every play into drama. At his best, he looked like a number 10 with tactical education, graceful and intelligent rather than explosive. The issue was continuity: his talent was obvious, but his career never quite became as dominant or decisive as his technical ceiling suggested. A classy midfielder, elegant, cerebral and slightly unfinished, the kind whose football looked better than his historical ranking.