Football Diagnosis
Right-Back
RSB-1
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Playing Style
Even beaten in behind, you catch up on pace alone, erasing danger before it takes shape. Your covering range is so wide that the centre can push forward without the back door swinging open.Your alarm rings early — you're moving one step before things go wrong. And you don't have to lunge: shepherding an attacker outside to buy time is always available.In attack you take up safe positions and give the ball to those who create. In place of spectacle, you guarantee a right side that never falls apart.On the ball your judgement is equally sober — avoiding the dangerous zones and moving play forward the sure way.
Ability Ratings
Highest90Pace
Second highest88Defensive Sense
- Stamina
- 82
- Pace
- 90
- Attacking Sense
- 66
- Defensive Sense
- 88
- Ball Control
- 76
- Dribbling
- 68
- Kick Power
- 72
- Kick Accuracy
- 74
Pace 90 and Defensive Sense 88, both standing. Because you can erase danger on the run, even a decision made one beat late can still be taken back.
What You're Like
You smell trouble early and act on the first whiff. By the time others notice, most of the handling is already done.
Since you never present it as your own achievement, you go unnoticed — until you're gone and the problems suddenly multiply. Your calm voice settles the panicked, and your instructions are concrete, so even in a scramble no one around you is lost.
The cautious streak runs deep: keys and stove get a second check on the way out. There's a spare charger in the bag at all times, and lending it out has become your unofficial role. When you rest, you properly rest. Occasionally the pre-emption costs you — but the count of people it has saved is higher.
Days off stay uncrowded; the house gets sorted before you leave it. A researched walk suits you better than a wander, and the preparation is precisely what lets you relax. One empty, do-nothing block a week is non-negotiable.
In the Mould Of
- Kyle Walker（England）
- César Azpilicueta（Spain）
- Nélson Semedo（Portugal）