L. Dykes
2027 · clause 2,7 M€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
How to get the best out of L. Dykes in Career Mode
L. Dykes is a forward at Birmingham City (68 overall, ST) — unremarkable at that. At 29 it's immediate output: what you see is what you get, no waiting.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
How do you play L. Dykes?
Their place is up front as ST. Not one for running the channels: use them as a penalty-box reference to pin centre-backs, hold up play and finish inside. They can also play CAM and CM. The game also rewards them with roles like Advanced forward and Playmaker, which reinforce that profile.
What are their strengths?
Their weapons: aerial ability (76) and shot power (71). That good aerial ability is their signature.
Where do they struggle?
Their weak points: dribbling (62). Things to keep in mind when building the team around them.
Are they worth the price?
Their market price sits around 1,4 M€, with 30 K€ in wages. Not a bargain, but money well spent if you want a reliable starter from day one. They're also out of contract soon (2027), so you can push in talks or grab them almost free at the end of the season.
What is L. Dykes's best position?
Their best position is ST, though they can also play CAM and CM.
How high can L. Dykes's rating go?
They're already at their ceiling (68): at their age the rating won't rise.
Are they expensive to sign?
Their market value is around 1,4 M€, with 30 K€ wages.
Do they finish well?
Their finishing is 68 — run-of-the-mill for their position.
Career Mode performance
Real average reached by the community · coming soon, once careers are loggedAttributes · 34 stats
Pace
Shooting
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Mentality
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By pitch position
Computed with sofifa’s official position formula over the individual attributes. The +n is the growth up to potential.
Specialities and traits
No specialities or traits recorded for this player.
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