2025 · clause 886 K€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
C. Coleman is a ball-winner at Leeds United (56 overall, CDM) — a bit short at that. They're 19 with a ceiling of 70: with minutes, in two or three seasons they're a different player.
By FAFIFA Team · updated August 2024
Their place is in front of the defence as CDM. Their job is the dirty work: win the ball back, cover the full-backs when they push on and hold their position. They can also play CB. The game also rewards them with roles like Holding and Defender, which reinforce that profile.
Their weapons: aggression (63) and tackling (62). That weak aggression is their signature.
Their weak points: stamina (46) and reading of the game (52). Things to keep in mind when building the team around them.
Their market price sits around 351 K€, with 21 K€ in wages. A project signing: cheap for what they can become, so the margin is on your side. They're also out of contract soon (2025), so you can push in talks or grab them almost free at the end of the season.
They start from 56 with a ceiling of 70 — that's +14 of headroom. They're young, so they'll grow fast with games: the big jump comes before 23. Give them continuity and a good role so that potential doesn't stay on paper.
Their best position is CDM, though they can also play CB.
Their potential is 70. They start from 56, so they can rise +14 with minutes and development.
Their market value is around 351 K€, with 21 K€ wages.
Their reading of the game is 52 — almost non-existent for their position.
Career Mode performance
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Computed with sofifa’s official position formula over the individual attributes. The +n is the growth up to potential.
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