Roman Květ Scout Report
Our player under lens in this scout report is Roman Květ, a 26-year-old central midfielder currently showing his mettle at Sivasspor in the Süper Lig. Květ, a native of the Czech Republic, is known for his attacking flair - a trait evident in his robust Chance Creation ability where he thrives among Sumper Lig midfielders occupying the top 8th percentile.
Despite being a central midfielder, Květ not only masterful in carrying forward but also a persistent threat to the opponents with his high Goals per 90 and Shots per 90, landing in the 66th and 72nd percentiles respectively. He stands tall in the 88th percentile for Progressive Carrying, suggesting his willingness and skill to drive the ball forward, creating openings and striking fear in the enemy lines.
What sets him apart, though, is his keen eye for a key pass, with his Assists per 90 and xA per 90 seeing him rubbing shoulders with the crème de la crème of the Süper Lig at the topmost 10th percentile.
However, every player has flaws, and Květ is not an exception. His weakness resides in his defensive performance, particularly when it comes to winning aerial duels and duels in general, as he languishes in the lower 12th percentile in both metrics. A related red flag is his susceptibility to fall into the referee’s book, with his propensity for committing fouls and, consequently, yellow cards setting alarm bells off, representing the top 16th percentile.
In conclusion, Roman Květ is an attacking maestro in the midfield with a significant flair for creating chances along with a remarkable goal threat. Simultaneously, his defensive shortcomings and discipline remain areas for improvement for the player to truly reach world-class status.
