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Overview
Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.
Attributes (grouped)
Mobility
Sharp burst off the shoulder of the last defender in behind. (conf 0.75)
Good but not elite straight-line pace for a modern number nine. (conf 0.7)
Turns well in tight boxes to create half-yard shooting windows. (conf 0.65)
Runs the channels consistently across 90 minutes as lead striker. (conf 0.65)
Control
Generally clean control though can look rushed under pressure. (conf 0.65)
Limited take-on threat, relies more on movement than ball carrying. (conf 0.6)
Competes physically to hold up play against Premier League centre-backs. (conf 0.55)
Clean, hard contact when shooting first-time inside the box. (conf 0.65)
Distribution
Adequate combination play but not a creative hub in build-up. (conf 0.55)
Rarely tasked with switching play as a penalty-box striker. (conf 0.45)
Minimal crossing output given his central striker role. (conf 0.4)
Reads knock-downs and layoffs reasonably well in the final third. (conf 0.5)
Chance threat
Instinctive poacher known for close-range clinical finishing and rebounds. (conf 0.8)
Picks smart moments to shoot early rather than over-elaborate. (conf 0.7)
Excellent timing of runs in behind, a defining strength of his game. (conf 0.8)
Not a designated free-kick or penalty taker for his clubs. (conf 0.5)
Duels
Decent aerial threat but undersized compared to typical target men. (conf 0.6)
Battles well against defenders despite lacking elite physicality. (conf 0.55)
Defense
High-energy presser who leads the line's press with real intent. (conf 0.7)
Effective at forcing errors from centre-backs with aggressive pressing. (conf 0.6)
Positions to cut passing lanes rather than deep tracking duties. (conf 0.5)
Mental
Calm in one-on-one finishing situations, rarely panics near goal. (conf 0.7)
Generally sound choices on when to shoot versus lay the ball off. (conf 0.6)
Tireless runner whose effort has underpinned his career opportunities. (conf 0.75)
Resilience
Reasonably durable, no major long-term injury history. (conf 0.55)
Outlook
Mid-20s striker likely near his ceiling as a squad-rotation forward. (conf 0.6)
Known Premier League striker with England caps but not a global star. (conf 0.6)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Eddie Nketiah is an English striker whose game is built on sharp movement, relentless pressing, and instinctive finishing inside the box. Developed through Arsenal's academy where he became known as a super-sub with a knack for late goals, he earned a run as first-choice striker before moving to Crystal Palace in 2024. He is not a creator or dribbler by trade, but his off-the-ball runs and composure in front of goal make him a reliable penalty-box threat for a mid-table Premier League side.
Rose through Arsenal's academy and was long used as an impact substitute known for scoring crucial late goals.
Moved to Crystal Palace in the 2024 transfer window seeking regular first-team football.