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Athletic81
Acceleration
73
Pace
77
Agility
75
Strength
86
Balance
92
Jumping
84
Stamina
83
Fitness
75
Technical81
Dribbling
82
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
80
Finishing
83
Shot Accuracy
78
Shot Power
86
Shooting Technique
82
Heading
88
Tackling
58
Crossing
71
Free Kick
73
Penalties
91
First Touch
83
Mental86
Composure
87
Aggression
73
Consistency
82
Creativity
81
Leadership
91
Work Rate
87
Tactical84
Vision
82
Off the Ball
83
Defensive Positioning
60
Teamwork
89
Anticipation
82
Marking
53
Player Traits
Attacking 81
Crossing
71
Finishing
83
Heading Accuracy
88
Shot Accuracy
78
Off the Ball
83
Technique 80
Dribbling
82
Free Kick
73
Short Passing
81
Long Passing
80
First Touch
83
Shot Technique
82
Movement 79
Acceleration
73
Pace
77
Agility
75
Balance
92
Physicality 83
Shot Power
86
Jumping
84
Stamina
83
Strength
86
Fitness
75
Defending 57
Marking
53
Tackling
58
Def. Positioning
60
Mentality & Game Reading 85
Aggression
73
Composure
87
Penalties
91
Vision
82
Leadership
91
Work Rate
87
Teamwork
89
Anticipation
82
Consistency
82
Creativity
81
Belgium - Attacking MidfielderWilmots, Marc
Marc Wilmots brought midfield closer to the penalty area through force, timing and personality. He was a powerful attacking midfielder or second striker who did not depend on elegance to influence matches, because his game was built on vertical runs, aerial presence, pressing, loose ball aggression and finishing from central zones. At Schalke 04, he became a major figure, especially in the UEFA Cup winning side of 1997, where his competitive style fitted perfectly with a team that thrived on intensity and resilience. Belgium relied on him heavily across the 1990s and early 2000s, and his World Cup record reflects a player who often produced in demanding international settings. Wilmots was not a delicate creator between lines, nor a pure striker fixed inside the box. He was impact, leadership and direct threat, a footballer who turned physical commitment into attacking value.
