Rhys Williams

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League: Premier LeagueTeam: LiverpoolNationality: England
Positions:CBAge: ~25

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Confidence: 46%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 55 / 100·Confidence 46%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration58

Modest recovery pace typical of a tall, ground-covering centre-back. (conf 0.5)

Top speed57

Not a burner but can track quicker forwards over medium distances. (conf 0.5)

Agility56

Reasonable turning ability though has looked stiff under high pressure. (conf 0.45)

Stamina65

Copes fine with 90 minutes at Championship and League One intensity. (conf 0.5)

Control

First touch58

Generally tidy control when receiving under limited pressure. (conf 0.45)

Dribbling48

Prefers simple carries out from the back over beating opponents. (conf 0.45)

Ball shielding57

Uses frame reasonably to protect the ball in tight areas. (conf 0.45)

Ball striking50

Limited evidence of range passing or striking ability at this level. (conf 0.4)

Distribution

Short passing60

Comfortable in build-up phases learned through Liverpool's academy system. (conf 0.5)

Long passing54

Can find switches but not a standout distributor from the back. (conf 0.4)

Crossing35

Rarely involved in crossing situations as a central defender. (conf 0.35)

Vision52

Functional reading of passing lanes rather than a creative outlet. (conf 0.4)

Chance threat

Finishing35

Minimal attacking output expected of a defensive-minded centre-back. (conf 0.35)

Shot selection40

Rarely shoots, mostly from set-piece situations. (conf 0.35)

Off-ball movement45

Positions mainly for defensive cover rather than attacking runs. (conf 0.35)

Set-piece shot38

Not known as a dead-ball threat. (conf 0.35)

Duels

Aerial68

Good height and jumping ability make him a threat in both boxes at set pieces. (conf 0.55)

Ground duels60

Competes well physically though positioning occasionally lets him down in duels. (conf 0.5)

Defense

Pressing intensity55

Engages when the trigger is clear but not a relentless presser. (conf 0.45)

Defensive disruption57

Timely interceptions when reading the game well, less so under pace. (conf 0.45)

Defensive positioning60

Generally sound shape though has been caught high on the backline at times. (conf 0.5)

Mental

Composure55

Mostly assured on the ball but has shown occasional lapses in bigger moments. (conf 0.45)

Decision making54

Solid recognition of danger, still refining split-second choices under pressure. (conf 0.45)

Work rate65

Diligent trainer and reliable defensive worker across a string of loan spells. (conf 0.5)

Resilience

Injury reliability45

Injury-hit career including significant lay-offs that stalled his development. (conf 0.5)

Outlook

Potential45

Mid-20s and yet to establish himself, ceiling now looks like solid squad player. (conf 0.4)

Reputation35

Known mainly to Liverpool academy followers and lower-league scouts from loans. (conf 0.45)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Rhys Williams is an English centre-back who came through Liverpool's academy, prized for his height, composure in possession, and aerial presence at both ends of the pitch. His progress at Anfield has been repeatedly disrupted by injuries, pushing him out on a series of loan spells to gain first-team experience in the EFL. He reads the game reasonably well and is comfortable building from the back, but lacks the pace and physical dominance to be considered a guaranteed top-flight starter at this stage.

Came through Liverpool's academy system and made appearances for the first team during a defensive injury crisis.

Has spent time on loan in the English Football League to build first-team experience.

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