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Best position LWB 63 · +n = growth to potential 67The six face stats at a glance.
How to get the best out of Selmir Pidro in Career Mode
Selmir Pidro is a wing-back at St. Louis CITY SC, rated 64 overall in FC 25 with a potential of 67, LB. By the standards of the role, that's poor. At 26 they're at their peak and deliver from matchday one.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2024
What role should Selmir Pidro have?
Their place is the flank, up and down the wing as LB. They suit a system that lets them get forward: they add width in attack and need cover in case they're caught out behind. They can also play LM. The game also rewards them with roles like Wingback and Winger, which reinforce that profile.
What are you buying?
Their best assets are stamina (74) and acceleration (67). Their stamina is unremarkable and it's the trait to build their game around.
Where do they struggle?
Where they struggle: reading of the game (60) and marking (60). Nothing the right system and teammates can't cover.
Are they worth signing in Career Mode?
Their market price sits around 756 K€, with 6 K€ in wages. You pay for immediate, proven output: pricey but no surprises, they deliver now. And with a contract until 2025, you have leverage to bring the price down.
How much will they grow?
They start from 64 with a ceiling of 67 — that's +3 of headroom. Some room left, but at their age improvement is slow now: don't expect a leap. Potential doesn't rise on its own: it needs games, not the bench.
What is Selmir Pidro's best position?
Their best position is LB, though they can also play LM.
How high can Selmir Pidro's rating go?
Their potential is 67. They start from 64, so they can rise +3 with minutes and development.
Are they expensive to sign?
Their market value is around 756 K€, with 6 K€ wages.
Can they handle the flank up and down?
Their top speed is 65 — poor for their position.
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