Kendry Páez

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League: Ligue 1Team: StrasbourgNationality: Ecuador
Positions:AMRWAge: ~19

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€14.4m€85.2m
Confidence: 51%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 73 / 100·Confidence 51%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration82

Quick first few steps that let him burst past markers in tight areas. (conf 0.65)

Top speed74

Good but not elite straight-line speed for an attacking midfielder. (conf 0.55)

Agility84

Low centre of gravity and sharp change of direction in tight spaces. (conf 0.65)

Stamina72

Covers ground well but still adapting to Ligue 1's physical demands. (conf 0.5)

Control

First touch79

Comfortable receiving under pressure and cushioning the ball into space. (conf 0.6)

Dribbling83

Signature trait, using close control and quick feet to beat defenders one-on-one. (conf 0.65)

Ball shielding65

Slight frame limits his ability to hold off bigger Ligue 1 defenders. (conf 0.45)

Ball striking74

Capable of hitting clean shots from range with decent technique. (conf 0.5)

Distribution

Short passing76

Crisp combination play in tight areas typical of an attacking midfielder. (conf 0.55)

Long passing66

Serviceable range but not yet a defining part of his game. (conf 0.45)

Crossing63

Operates more centrally, so crossing is underdeveloped relative to his other skills. (conf 0.4)

Vision78

Shows flashes of creative passing to unlock defensive lines. (conf 0.55)

Chance threat

Finishing73

Has scored important goals for club and country but still refining composure in the box. (conf 0.5)

Shot selection70

Occasionally shoots from ambitious positions typical of a young attacker. (conf 0.45)

Off-ball movement75

Finds pockets between lines to receive and turn quickly. (conf 0.5)

Set-piece shot65

Not established as a primary set-piece taker at senior level. (conf 0.4)

Duels

Aerial48

Small stature makes him a minimal aerial threat. (conf 0.4)

Ground duels70

Wins his share of duels through quickness and low centre of gravity rather than strength. (conf 0.45)

Defense

Pressing intensity68

Engages defenders when pressing but still learning positional pressing triggers. (conf 0.45)

Defensive disruption58

Limited defensive output typical of a young attacking midfielder. (conf 0.4)

Defensive positioning55

Still developing tactical discipline off the ball defensively. (conf 0.4)

Mental

Composure76

Has shown poise in high-pressure youth internationals and senior debuts for Ecuador. (conf 0.55)

Decision making72

Generally sound choices in the final third but occasionally over-dribbles. (conf 0.5)

Work rate74

Energetic and willing runner despite his slight build. (conf 0.5)

Resilience

Injury reliability68

No major injury history yet given his young age and limited senior minutes. (conf 0.4)

Outlook

Potential92

Regarded as one of South America's top teenage prospects with a lucrative Chelsea-linked move. (conf 0.6)

Reputation68

Widely tracked wonderkid known for his early Ecuador senior call-ups and big transfer buzz. (conf 0.55)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Kendry Páez is a diminutive, quick-footed Ecuadorian attacking midfielder known for close control, sharp dribbling in tight spaces, and an ability to find pockets between opposition lines. Signed as a teenager amid heavy interest tied to Chelsea's multi-club network, he has been developing his game at Strasbourg in Ligue 1 after coming through Independiente del Valle's famed academy. He made history as one of Ecuador's youngest ever senior internationals and is regarded as one of South America's brightest young prospects, though his physical development and defensive contribution are still works in progress.

Became one of the youngest players to represent Ecuador's senior national team.

Product of Independiente del Valle's renowned youth academy in Ecuador.

His transfer to Chelsea's orbit via Strasbourg generated significant transfer buzz as a teenager.

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