
2027 · clause 2,3 M€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
S. Braybrooke is a defensive midfielder at Leicester City (61 overall, CDM) — poor at that. They're 21 with a ceiling of 74: with minutes, in two or three seasons they're a different player.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
Their place is in front of the defence as CDM. Anchor them in front of the centre-backs to screen space, break up play and make the first pass. They're the team's balance. They can also play CM. The game also rewards them with roles like Holding and Holding, which reinforce that profile.
Where they really hurt you is short passing (64) and tackling (61). Their short passing is poor and it's the trait to build their game around.
It's not all good: stamina (55) and reading of the game (57). Nothing the right system and teammates can't cover.
Worth around 915 K€ with 7 K€ wages. A project signing: cheap for what they can become, so the margin is on your side. And with a contract until 2027, you have leverage to bring the price down.
They start from 61 with a ceiling of 74 — that's +13 of headroom. Still at an improving age; with regular minutes they'll add points season by season. 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 CM.
Their potential is 74. They start from 61, so they can rise +13 with minutes and development.
Their market value is around 915 K€, with 7 K€ wages.
Their reading of the game is 57 — a bit short 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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