James Justin

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League: Premier LeagueTeam: Leeds UnitedNationality: England
Positions:RBLBCBAge: ~28

Estimated market value (beta)

€4.9m€22.5m
Confidence: 57%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 69 / 100·Confidence 57%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration78

Quick off the mark to recover ground and overlap in transition. (conf 0.7)

Top speed77

Good recovery pace for a versatile defender covering both flanks. (conf 0.65)

Agility75

Comfortable shifting direction to track wingers or step into midfield. (conf 0.65)

Stamina76

Capable of full-back shuttling duties across 90 minutes when fit. (conf 0.6)

Control

First touch70

Tidy control under pressure, reliable in tight full-back areas. (conf 0.55)

Dribbling68

Can beat a man in space but not a primary creative dribbler. (conf 0.55)

Ball shielding68

Uses frame reasonably to protect the ball down the channel. (conf 0.5)

Ball striking62

Modest long-range or driven passing power for a fullback. (conf 0.45)

Distribution

Short passing72

Solid, simple distribution in build-up from wide areas. (conf 0.6)

Long passing65

Occasional switches of play but not a standout range passer. (conf 0.5)

Crossing67

Functional delivery from wide, not his primary attacking weapon. (conf 0.55)

Vision66

Reads passing lanes adequately without being a creative hub. (conf 0.5)

Chance threat

Finishing55

Limited goal output, more a defensive option than attacking threat. (conf 0.45)

Shot selection58

Rarely shoots, picks sensible low-risk options when he does. (conf 0.45)

Off-ball movement70

Sensible overlapping and underlapping runs to support attacks. (conf 0.55)

Set-piece shot45

Not a designated set-piece taker in his career to date. (conf 0.4)

Duels

Aerial68

Competes reasonably in the air given his versatility to play centre-back. (conf 0.55)

Ground duels73

Physical and committed in one-on-one defensive duels. (conf 0.6)

Defense

Pressing intensity72

Energetic closing down when fully fit and match sharp. (conf 0.55)

Defensive disruption71

Timely tackles and interceptions honed across multiple defensive roles. (conf 0.55)

Defensive positioning74

Versatility across back four roles reflects sound positional sense. (conf 0.6)

Mental

Composure71

Generally calm on the ball despite a stop-start injury record. (conf 0.55)

Decision making71

Makes largely sound choices balancing attacking and defensive duty. (conf 0.55)

Work rate78

Known for diligent, hard-working displays up and down the flank. (conf 0.6)

Resilience

Injury reliability40

History of multiple serious injuries including ACL setbacks has limited availability. (conf 0.65)

Outlook

Potential55

Late twenties with experience but injury history caps further ceiling. (conf 0.5)

Reputation58

Known Premier League full-back with prior England recognition, not a global name. (conf 0.55)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

James Justin is a versatile English defender capable of playing right-back, left-back, or central defence, valued for his energetic, hard-working style and defensive adaptability. Formerly a mainstay at Leicester City, his career has been repeatedly disrupted by significant injuries, including cruciate ligament damage, which has curtailed his consistency. Now with Leeds United in the Premier League, he offers reliable cover across the back line when fit, combining decent recovery pace with sound positional discipline rather than standout attacking output.

Suffered multiple serious knee injuries, including anterior cruciate ligament damage, during his time at Leicester City.

Valued for his versatility, having featured as both a full-back and a central defender.

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