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Overview
Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.
Attributes (grouped)
Mobility
Decent burst off the mark but not a true explosive sprinter. (conf 0.65)
Good straight-line pace for a target man once in stride. (conf 0.65)
Reasonable turning ability but naturally a more powerful, upright mover. (conf 0.6)
Injury history has limited sustained match sharpness in recent seasons. (conf 0.55)
Control
Generally reliable touch to lay off or take under pressure in the box. (conf 0.6)
Limited take-on ability, relies more on strength and movement than dribbling. (conf 0.55)
Strong frame lets him hold up play well against Championship and Premier League defenders. (conf 0.7)
Can finish cleanly with either foot from inside the area. (conf 0.6)
Distribution
Competent link-up play with midfield runners in a target-man role. (conf 0.55)
Not a facet of his game; rarely tasked with long distribution. (conf 0.45)
Minimal crossing output as a central striker. (conf 0.4)
Adequate awareness to bring teammates into play from hold-up positions. (conf 0.5)
Chance threat
Proven Premier League goalscorer in his best Everton seasons, clinical near the six-yard box. (conf 0.65)
Generally picks sensible efforts, favoring close-range headers and first-time strikes. (conf 0.55)
Strong runs in behind and sharp near-post movement have been career hallmarks. (conf 0.65)
Not a dead-ball taker, contributes little on free-kicks or penalties historically. (conf 0.4)
Duels
Excellent header of the ball, a genuine aerial threat from crosses and set pieces. (conf 0.75)
Physical presence lets him win and hold up battles against center-backs. (conf 0.6)
Defense
Works the channels but not an elite high-press engine. (conf 0.5)
Limited defensive output typical of a target-man forward. (conf 0.45)
Rarely drops to track deep, standard for his role. (conf 0.4)
Mental
Can look assured in the box though confidence has fluctuated with injuries and form. (conf 0.55)
Generally sound choices in the final third when service is good. (conf 0.5)
Puts in honest shifts leading the line, though fitness has capped output. (conf 0.5)
Resilience
Persistent muscular and other injuries have badly disrupted recent seasons. (conf 0.7)
Outlook
Late-20s striker rebuilding form and fitness after a difficult injury-hit spell. (conf 0.55)
Known Premier League name and former England international, though stock has fallen. (conf 0.6)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Dominic Calvert-Lewin is an English target-man striker now with Leeds United, built around aerial power, physical hold-up play, and sharp movement in the box. At his Everton peak he was a reliable Premier League goalscorer and earned England caps, prized for his heading ability and finishing around the six-yard line. Injuries have repeatedly interrupted his career momentum, and the move to Leeds represents an opportunity to rebuild consistency in a newly promoted side.
Scored double figures in the Premier League for Everton across multiple seasons, largely built on aerial and close-range finishing.
Capped by England during a period as one of the country's recognized striking options.
Career has been significantly affected by recurring injury problems since the early 2020s.