
2026
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
N. Asiimwe is a full-back at AFC Wimbledon (61 overall, RB) — poor at that. At 20 they still have 7 points to grow up to 68, so they add to the XI and gain value.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
Their place is the flank, up and down the wing as RB. Use them as a wing-back in a back three or with a holding midfielder to cover their runs. They can also play RM. The game also rewards them with roles like Attacking wingback and Wingback, which reinforce that profile. Technically, they cope well with their weaker foot (4★).
Where they really hurt you is stamina (78) and top speed (75). Their stamina is reliable and it's the trait to build their game around.
It's not all good: slide tackling (52) and tackling (54). Nothing the right system and teammates can't cover.
Worth around 738 K€ with 2 K€ wages. As an investment they're among the best: give them minutes, they gain value and you end up making money on them. And with a contract until 2026, you have leverage to bring the price down.
They start from 61 with a ceiling of 68 — that's +7 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 RB, though they can also play RM.
Their potential is 68. They start from 61, so they can rise +7 with minutes and development.
Their market value is around 738 K€, with 2 K€ wages.
Their top speed is 75 — good 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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