
Isaac Babadi
Every player in your save has a dossier like this. Most have never been scouted.
Scores built from what happens on the pitch, against positional peers. No hidden attributes, no reputation shortcuts.
Ask a question the market can't answer.
Filter the whole world by what players do, not what they're called. This answer came from one real save; yours will name different players.
Fourteen skills, measured against everyone in his position.
Not a scout's adjective. Each number is a percentile against positional peers in his league context, pulled toward average until minutes prove it.
shrunk toward average until minutes prove otherwise · 2,243 minutes played
A rating is a place in a distribution, not a vibe.
The scale is anchored to rarity, so it means the same thing in every save. 55 is an average professional. 68 is the top tenth. 90 belongs to one player in two thousand.
Two thousand dots, one save's worth of forwards. One of them rates 90 or better.
The market has Babadi priced right. Two lockers down, it doesn't.
Every dossier holds the rating against the fee. Where they disagree, the disagreement is your transfer budget.
Your save will name its own players. Open it and find out who.
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