Lamine Diaby-Fadiga

Lamine Diaby-Fadiga is carving out a niche for himself as a potent centre forward at Jagiellonia Białystok, and his recent scout report paints a promising picture. At just 24, he’s already showcasing a knack for chance creation and maintaining a consistent goal threat, making him a lively presence in the final third. His goal efficiency reveals a player who often takes his chances, though there's still room for improvement to become truly clinical. Intriguingly, Diaby-Fadiga’s ball retention needs work. He’s not the safest pair of hands when it comes to keeping possession, which could be a concern against more robust defences. Nonetheless, his progressive passing is above average, suggesting he can link up play effectively, albeit not with the flair of a playmaker. While not traditionally known for defensive contributions, his unexpected prowess in ball recovery and 1v1 defending is a testament to his work rate and determination, adding an extra dimension to his style of play. As he continues to mature, ironing out his passing and ball retention could see him become a more complete forward in the Ekstraklasa.