Ali Demirbilek

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League: Trendyol Süper LigTeam: AntalyasporNationality: Turkey
Positions:LWRWAge: ~17

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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 53 / 100·Confidence 35%

Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration62

Teenage wingers promoted at Süper Lig clubs typically bring sharp bursts over short distances. (conf 0.38)

Top speed60

Adequate straight-line pace for a 17-year-old wide player still physically developing. (conf 0.36)

Agility63

Quick direction changes are usually the standout trait earning academy wingers senior minutes. (conf 0.38)

Stamina52

Teenage frame unlikely to sustain full 90-minute Süper Lig intensity yet. (conf 0.35)

Control

First touch58

Baseline academy-graduate control expected of a wide attacker at Antalyaspor's level. (conf 0.38)

Dribbling61

Carrying and taking on full-backs is the core skill for a two-footed wing prospect. (conf 0.4)

Ball shielding48

Light adolescent frame limits holding off senior Süper Lig defenders. (conf 0.35)

Ball striking55

Clean but unproven strike quality typical of an untested teenage winger. (conf 0.35)

Distribution

Short passing56

Functional combination play expected from Turkish academy schooling, nothing verified beyond that. (conf 0.37)

Long passing47

Range switching rarely developed this young in wide attackers. (conf 0.33)

Crossing54

Serviceable delivery from either flank given he plays both wings. (conf 0.35)

Vision53

Final-third decision reading still raw at this stage of development. (conf 0.34)

Chance threat

Finishing53

Unproven at senior level; academy wingers rarely arrive clinical. (conf 0.34)

Shot selection50

Teenagers on either wing tend to force shots from poor angles. (conf 0.33)

Off-ball movement54

Runs in behind likely instinctive but not yet tuned to senior patterns. (conf 0.34)

Set-piece shot42

No evidence of set-piece duties in a senior squad. (conf 0.32)

Duels

Aerial38

Slight teenage winger profile offers little aerial presence. (conf 0.35)

Ground duels45

Physically outmatched against grown Süper Lig full-backs for now. (conf 0.34)

Defense

Pressing intensity55

Young wide players usually press willingly to justify selection. (conf 0.34)

Defensive disruption44

Tackling and interceptions are secondary skills for an attacking winger prospect. (conf 0.33)

Defensive positioning42

Tracking runners and holding shape typically the weakest part of a teen attacker's game. (conf 0.33)

Mental

Composure52

Early first-team exposure suggests temperament trusted by Antalyaspor coaches. (conf 0.34)

Decision making48

Raw game management expected of a 2009-born player in a top-flight environment. (conf 0.33)

Work rate58

Prospects breaking into Süper Lig squads generally run hard to stay involved. (conf 0.35)

Resilience

Injury reliability68

No known injury history; young players usually durable but load-managed. (conf 0.33)

Outlook

Potential82

A 2009-born winger in a Süper Lig first-team environment has significant remaining trajectory. (conf 0.4)

Reputation38

Known mainly to Turkish youth-football followers and Antalyaspor supporters. (conf 0.4)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Ali Demirbilek is a 2009-born Turkish winger on Antalyaspor's books, capable of operating on either flank. His profile fits the modern wide prospect: quick feet, willingness to take on his marker, and cutting infield from the right or stretching play from the left. At his age the value lies almost entirely in trajectory rather than current output, and Antalyaspor's first-team environment in the Süper Lig offers a realistic pathway for early senior minutes.

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