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Overview
Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.
Attributes (grouped)
Mobility
Quick recovery speed typical of a modern athletic center-back. (conf 0.5)
Above-average pace helps cover ground against fast attackers. (conf 0.5)
Reasonable change of direction for a tall center-back. (conf 0.45)
Holds up physically across matches at a demanding development level. (conf 0.45)
Control
Serviceable control when receiving under pressure from midfield. (conf 0.45)
Limited ball-carrying instinct, prioritizes safety over progression. (conf 0.4)
Uses frame to protect the ball in tight defensive duels. (conf 0.45)
Modest clearance and long-ball power, not a standout trait. (conf 0.4)
Distribution
Comfortable circulating possession in build-up as a young defender. (conf 0.45)
Occasional switches but accuracy still developing. (conf 0.4)
Rarely involved in crossing duties given center-back role. (conf 0.35)
Adequate awareness for simple line-breaking passes. (conf 0.4)
Chance threat
Not an attacking threat, minimal goal contribution expected. (conf 0.35)
Rarely shoots, defensive-first mentality. (conf 0.35)
Positions to support build-up rather than seeking attacking runs. (conf 0.4)
Not utilized as a set-piece taker. (conf 0.35)
Duels
Solid jumping ability and timing for a young center-back. (conf 0.5)
Competitive in one-on-one tackling situations for his age group. (conf 0.5)
Defense
Engages proactively when stepping out from the backline. (conf 0.45)
Reads passing lanes to intercept in advance of danger. (conf 0.45)
Generally sound shape though still refining top-level spacing. (conf 0.48)
Mental
Mostly calm on the ball but can be tested by elite pressing. (conf 0.45)
Sensible choices under pressure, still maturing tactically. (conf 0.42)
Diligent defensive effort consistent with academy-honed habits. (conf 0.48)
Resilience
No significant known injury history at this stage of career. (conf 0.4)
Outlook
Young American center-back with room to grow into a regular starter. (conf 0.5)
Known within US youth national team and academy scouting circles. (conf 0.4)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Joshua Liam Wynder is a young American center-back known for coming through the Benfica academy pipeline before pursuing playing time away from Lisbon. He is a physically capable defender who reads danger reasonably well and is still developing the passing range expected at the top level. As a developmental prospect, his ceiling depends on securing consistent minutes in a competitive European league. He remains part of the broader US men's national team youth pool.
Part of United States youth national team pool.