Koen Van Langendonck

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League: Jupiler Pro LeagueTeam: KVC WesterloNationality: Belgium
Positions:GKAge: ~35

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Confidence: 38%
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Overview

ShotsecuritySpacecontrolMentalityDistributionComposureDecisionmaking
Overall x̄(w) = 52 / 100·Confidence 38%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mental

Composure55

Calm veteran presence, unlikely to be rattled in Jupiler Pro League matches. (conf 0.4)

Decision making50

Makes largely sound choices on when to come for crosses or stay put. (conf 0.35)

Resilience

Injury reliability55

No known significant injury history, though age raises durability questions. (conf 0.35)

Outlook

Potential25

At 35 his career trajectory is on the decline with little upside remaining. (conf 0.4)

Reputation30

Little recognition outside Belgian domestic football circles. (conf 0.4)

Goalkeeper

Shot security52

Reasonably reliable handling for a backup-level Belgian top-flight keeper. (conf 0.4)

Space control50

Adequate command of his area though not a dominant sweeper-keeper. (conf 0.35)

Mentality55

Experienced head that brings steady composure to a squad role. (conf 0.4)

Distribution48

Functional but unspectacular kicking and throwing to start attacks. (conf 0.35)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Koen Van Langendonck is a veteran Belgian goalkeeper at KVC Westerlo in the Jupiler Pro League, occupying a squad or backup role at this stage of his career. He offers experience and calm handling more than standout shot-stopping brilliance, fitting the profile of a dependable if unheralded presence in Belgian top-flight football. His game is built on positional soundness and composure rather than explosive athleticism.

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