Jack Harrison, Everton's right winger, exhibits a playing style that mixes drive with occasional creativity, though this season's player stats paint a picture of inconsistency. His ability to recover the ball at an average rate suggests defensive work rate, but his contribution in retaining possession is conspicuously lacking. With exceptionally low ball retention figures, Harrison often struggles to maintain control once in possession, impacting his overall effectiveness on the pitch. His chance creation metrics and goal efficiency are noticeably below par, highlighting a need for sharper attacking contributions and precision in the final third. Despite this, he demonstrates moderate progressive passing, indicating capability in moving the ball forward when distribution is required. Offensively, his goal threat and xG statistics suggest that he positions himself with some promise, yet without the finishing touch necessary to convert opportunities. Notably, while his involvement in play is minimal with limited touches, he doesn't quite leverage these to create direct threats, as reflected in his lower assists per 90. Harrison's dribbling and shot-taking lack the prowess expected from a winger in the Premier League, necessitating improvement in these areas to increase his attacking influence. In summary, while Harrison's directness could be an asset, enhancing his ball retention and creative output could elevate his contributions to Everton's attacking repertoire.
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In the 2024-2025 season, Jack Harrison took 22 shots, scoring 1 goals. This output came from an Expected Goals (xG) of 2.97, averaging 0.14 xG per shot.
Right Foot: 0 goals from 4 shots. A 0.0% conversion rate. 0.17 xG per shot.
Left Foot: 1 goals from 18 shots. A 5.56% conversion rate. 0.13 xG per shot.
Headers: 0 goals from 0 headed attempts. A 0% conversion rate. 0 xG per shot.
