Carlos Soler

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League: LaLiga EA SportsTeam: Real SociedadNationality: Spain
Positions:CMAMRMAge: ~29

Estimated market value (beta)

€4.2m€19.2m
Confidence: 57%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 70 / 100·Confidence 57%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration66

Decent but unspectacular burst, not a player who beats defenders with pure pace. (conf 0.6)

Top speed64

Modest top-end speed compared to elite wide midfielders. (conf 0.55)

Agility68

Comfortable turning in tight areas thanks to a compact frame and low centre of gravity. (conf 0.55)

Stamina78

Box-to-box engine developed through Valencia's demanding midfield role. (conf 0.65)

Control

First touch78

Clean first touch under pressure, a product of his Valencia academy technical grounding. (conf 0.65)

Dribbling68

Can carry the ball through midfield lines but is not a dedicated dribbler. (conf 0.55)

Ball shielding70

Uses his sturdy build to protect the ball in congested central areas. (conf 0.55)

Ball striking79

Renowned for a powerful, accurate strike of the ball from distance and set plays. (conf 0.65)

Distribution

Short passing79

Reliable tempo-setter in central areas with crisp combination play. (conf 0.65)

Long passing74

Capable of switching play and threading longer diagonals into the channel. (conf 0.6)

Crossing72

Solid delivery from wide areas stemming from time as a right winger at Valencia. (conf 0.55)

Vision73

Good awareness to pick late runners, though not an elite creative playmaker. (conf 0.55)

Chance threat

Finishing76

Known for arriving late into the box and converting with a clean strike. (conf 0.65)

Shot selection70

Willing shooter from range who occasionally forces low-percentage attempts. (conf 0.55)

Off-ball movement73

Times late runs into the box well for a central midfielder. (conf 0.55)

Set-piece shot80

Has taken and converted penalties and free kicks reliably across his career. (conf 0.65)

Duels

Aerial58

Average aerial presence, not a major threat from crosses or set pieces defensively. (conf 0.5)

Ground duels68

Competes well physically in central midfield battles. (conf 0.55)

Defense

Pressing intensity66

Works reasonably hard off the ball though not a relentless presser. (conf 0.5)

Defensive disruption63

Contributes useful interceptions but is primarily an attack-minded midfielder. (conf 0.5)

Defensive positioning65

Sound positional sense from years in a double-pivot or eight role. (conf 0.5)

Mental

Composure76

Calm on the ball and from the penalty spot, rarely rattled in big moments. (conf 0.6)

Decision making72

Generally sensible choices in possession, favors quick combination over risk. (conf 0.55)

Work rate75

Consistent shift-covering across both boxes typical of his Valencia upbringing. (conf 0.6)

Resilience

Injury reliability70

Has stayed largely available season to season with few major injury layoffs. (conf 0.5)

Outlook

Potential55

Approaching his late twenties, likely at or just past his peak output level. (conf 0.55)

Reputation62

Known across Spain and briefly at PSG, but not a global superstar name. (conf 0.6)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Carlos Soler is a versatile Spanish central midfielder now with Real Sociedad, capable of playing as a box-to-box eight, attacking midfielder, or wide right option. A Valencia academy graduate, he combines a hard-working engine with a genuine goal threat, arriving late into the box and striking the ball cleanly with either foot. After a spell at Paris Saint-Germain and time on loan at West Ham United, he returned to Spanish football looking to rediscover the consistent form that made him a fixture for Valencia and the Spanish national team.

Came through Valencia's academy and became a first-team regular and eventual captain.

Won the Copa del Rey with Valencia in 2019.

Transferred to Paris Saint-Germain before later moving on loan to West Ham United.

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