Stephan El Shaarawy

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League: Serie ATeam: RomaNationality: Italy
Positions:LWAge: ~33

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€1.6m€6.2m
Confidence: 65%
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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 71 / 100·Confidence 65%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration78

Still has a sharp first burst though pace has faded with age. (conf 0.75)

Top speed72

Once known for real speed, now more good than exceptional at 33. (conf 0.7)

Agility76

Quick change of direction lets him cut inside from the left. (conf 0.7)

Stamina70

Covers his flank reliably but rotated more in a veteran role at Roma. (conf 0.6)

Control

First touch76

Clean control at pace, comfortable receiving under pressure. (conf 0.65)

Dribbling78

Direct, low-center-of-gravity dribbler who likes to attack the byline. (conf 0.75)

Ball shielding68

Wiry frame limits shielding against stronger defenders. (conf 0.6)

Ball striking75

Powerful left foot capable of driven finishes and long-range strikes. (conf 0.65)

Distribution

Short passing72

Solid link-up play in tight combinations near the box. (conf 0.6)

Long passing60

Not a primary distributor, functional rather than incisive over range. (conf 0.5)

Crossing65

Occasional crosser but scores more than he creates from wide. (conf 0.55)

Vision68

Decent awareness in transition, more a finisher than a creator. (conf 0.55)

Chance threat

Finishing82

Career-long reputation for clinical left-footed finishing from the left wing. (conf 0.8)

Shot selection76

Picks his moments well, favors cutting inside for the shot. (conf 0.7)

Off-ball movement80

Smart runs in behind and into the box have long been a hallmark. (conf 0.75)

Set-piece shot65

Not a regular set-piece taker but has a capable strike. (conf 0.5)

Duels

Aerial55

Slight build makes aerial duels a minor part of his game. (conf 0.5)

Ground duels68

Competitive in one-on-ones for a winger, wins his share. (conf 0.55)

Defense

Pressing intensity65

Works to press but at reduced intensity compared to his prime. (conf 0.55)

Defensive disruption55

Limited defensive output typical of an attack-first winger. (conf 0.5)

Defensive positioning58

Tracks back reasonably within Roma's shape without being a defensive asset. (conf 0.5)

Mental

Composure78

Experienced finisher who stays calm in and around the box. (conf 0.7)

Decision making73

Generally sound choices shaped by many seasons at Serie A level. (conf 0.6)

Work rate72

Diligent professional known for consistent effort across his career. (conf 0.6)

Resilience

Injury reliability45

History of significant injuries including multiple ACL tears earlier in career. (conf 0.6)

Outlook

Potential35

At 33, mostly on the downside of his career with a rotational future. (conf 0.55)

Reputation68

Well-known Serie A veteran and former Italy international, the 'Faraone'. (conf 0.65)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Stephan El Shaarawy is a veteran left-footed left winger at Roma, nicknamed 'Il Faraone', known for direct dribbling, sharp movement into the box, and clinical finishing. Once a prodigious young talent at Milan and briefly linked with a big-money move, his career has been shaped by serious injuries but he has remained a reliable goal contributor in Serie A into his early 30s. At Roma he plays a squad and rotational role, still capable of decisive contributions off the bench or in a front three.

Came through Genoa's youth system and made his senior debut there as a teenager before joining AC Milan, where he broke out as a young forward.

Spent time on loan at Monaco before returning to Italian football with Roma.

Has earned senior caps for the Italy national team.

His career has been disrupted by injury problems, most notably repeated foot fractures.

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