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Overview
Weighted average of attribute scores for this role, position-adjusted. Standout attributes count more than weaknesses.
Attributes (grouped)
Mobility
Decent burst off the mark for a target-style forward, not a game-breaking sprinter. (conf 0.55)
Modest straight-line pace, relies more on positioning than outrunning defenders. (conf 0.5)
Reasonable turning ability in tight spaces around the box. (conf 0.5)
Puts in honest running shifts typical of a Bundesliga rotation striker. (conf 0.55)
Control
Generally clean control that lets him get shots away quickly. (conf 0.55)
Limited take-on ability, prefers combination play to beating a man. (conf 0.5)
Uses his frame adequately to hold up play against Bundesliga center-backs. (conf 0.5)
Capable of clean, powerful contact when shooting from range or in the box. (conf 0.55)
Distribution
Functional link play but not a primary creator in build-up. (conf 0.5)
Rarely tasked with long distribution as a central forward. (conf 0.45)
Crossing is a peripheral part of his game as a central striker. (conf 0.4)
Adequate awareness of runners but not known as a creative hub. (conf 0.45)
Chance threat
Career journeyman goal returns show a reliable if unspectacular finishing touch. (conf 0.55)
Generally picks sensible chances rather than forcing low-percentage efforts. (conf 0.5)
Solid runs into channels typical of a Bundesliga target forward. (conf 0.5)
Not established as a designated set-piece taker for his clubs. (conf 0.4)
Duels
Reasonable aerial threat given his physical build as a center-forward. (conf 0.5)
Competes fairly in duels but not a standout physical bully. (conf 0.5)
Defense
Contributes to the front-line press expected in modern Bundesliga systems. (conf 0.5)
Limited defensive output as his role is primarily attacking. (conf 0.4)
Minimal defensive responsibility typical of a pure striker. (conf 0.4)
Mental
Generally settled in front of goal without notable big-game pedigree. (conf 0.5)
Sound if unremarkable choices in the final third. (conf 0.5)
Known for a diligent, team-first work ethic across multiple clubs. (conf 0.55)
Resilience
Has dealt with injury spells that disrupted spells at several clubs. (conf 0.45)
Outlook
In his early thirties, likely near or past his statistical peak. (conf 0.5)
Known within German football circles but never broke into elite status. (conf 0.5)
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Scouting Report & Player Insights
Max Philipp is a German center-forward who returned to boyhood club SC Freiburg after a well-traveled career through the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2. A physically capable target man, he offers hold-up play, aerial presence, and honest finishing rather than explosive athleticism or dazzling creativity. His career has been defined by solid but unspectacular goal returns and spells disrupted by injuries and squad rotation.
Broke through as a first-team player at SC Freiburg before moving on in 2017.
Signed by Borussia Dortmund in 2017.
Has represented Germany at youth international level.