Yahya Al-Shehri

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League: Saudi Pro LeagueTeam: Al-RiyadhNationality: Saudi Arabia
Positions:AMAge: ~36

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Overview

MobilityControlDistributionThreatDefenseDuelsPotential
Overall x̄(w) = 55 / 100·Confidence 44%

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

Attributes (grouped)

Mobility

Acceleration52

At 36 has lost the early burst that once defined his wing play. (conf 0.45)

Top speed50

Straight-line pace has faded well below his younger peak. (conf 0.45)

Agility58

Still shows quick feet in tight areas typical of a technical attacking midfielder. (conf 0.45)

Stamina50

Veteran legs limit his ability to sustain high-intensity shifts for 90 minutes. (conf 0.4)

Control

First touch65

Reliable control befitting a long-time Saudi Pro League attacking player. (conf 0.5)

Dribbling62

Comfortable running at defenders one-on-one, a hallmark of his game in his prime. (conf 0.5)

Ball shielding55

Modest physical presence limits his ability to hold off bigger defenders. (conf 0.4)

Ball striking60

Capable of clean strikes from range as an attacking midfielder/winger. (conf 0.45)

Distribution

Short passing63

Solid combination play suited to Al-Riyadh's midfield build-up. (conf 0.5)

Long passing55

Occasional switches of play but not a primary distributor. (conf 0.4)

Crossing60

Delivers from wide areas with the experience of a long career on the flank. (conf 0.45)

Vision62

Good awareness for late runs and combination passes in the final third. (conf 0.45)

Chance threat

Finishing60

Historically a productive domestic-league scorer for a wide attacker. (conf 0.5)

Shot selection58

Experienced enough to pick sensible moments to shoot rather than force it. (conf 0.4)

Off-ball movement58

Understands spacing but no longer beats defenders with sharp movement as often. (conf 0.4)

Set-piece shot55

Occasional set-piece involvement without being a designated specialist. (conf 0.4)

Duels

Aerial45

Undersized for aerial duels as a winger/attacking midfielder. (conf 0.4)

Ground duels55

Average physical battler, relying more on technique than strength. (conf 0.4)

Defense

Pressing intensity48

Limited defensive workrate expected at this stage of his career. (conf 0.4)

Defensive disruption45

Not known as a disruptive presence out of possession. (conf 0.4)

Defensive positioning48

Positions loosely as an attack-minded player with minimal defensive duties. (conf 0.4)

Mental

Composure65

Long domestic career has left him calm in possession under pressure. (conf 0.5)

Decision making62

Experienced game reader who generally makes sound choices in the final third. (conf 0.45)

Work rate52

Reduced work rate consistent with a veteran attacker in the twilight of his career. (conf 0.4)

Resilience

Injury reliability55

Managed a long career but age brings more physical wear and setbacks. (conf 0.4)

Outlook

Potential25

At 36, essentially at the end of his career arc with minimal further upside. (conf 0.5)

Reputation58

A recognizable veteran name within Saudi football circles over a long career. (conf 0.5)

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Scouting Report & Player Insights

Yahya Al-Shehri is a veteran Saudi attacking midfielder/winger now with Al-Riyadh in the Saudi Pro League, having spent much of his career as a technical, left-footed threat cutting in from wide areas. Once a regular for Saudi Arabia's national team and known for his dribbling and eye for goal, he has transitioned into a more experienced, secondary role as his athleticism has declined with age. He remains a useful squad option for combination play and composure in the final third.

Long-serving Saudi Pro League attacker with spells at several of the league's clubs over his career.

Capped internationally for Saudi Arabia during his prime years.

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