T. Danhof
2026 · clause 1,3 M€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
How to get the best out of T. Danhof in Career Mode
T. Danhof is a full-back at TSV 1860 München (66 overall, RB) — poor at that. At 28 it's immediate output: what you see is what you get, no waiting.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
How do you play T. Danhof?
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.
What are you buying?
Where they really hurt you is stamina (81) and acceleration (74). Their stamina is very good and it's the trait to build their game around.
Do they have weaknesses?
It's not all good: reading of the game (58) and tackling (59). Things to keep in mind when building the team around them.
Are they worth signing in Career Mode?
Worth around 915 K€ with 1 K€ wages. Not a bargain, but money well spent if you want a reliable starter from day one. And with a contract until 2026, you have leverage to bring the price down.
What is T. Danhof's best position?
Their best position is RB, though they can also play RM.
How high can T. Danhof's rating go?
They're already at their ceiling (66): at their age the rating won't rise.
Are they expensive to sign?
Their market value is around 915 K€, with 1 K€ wages.
Can they handle the flank up and down?
Their top speed is 72 — unremarkable for their position.
Career Mode performance
Real average reached by the community · coming soon, once careers are loggedAttributes · 34 stats
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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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