Scouting Report: Ibrahim Maza
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Ibrahim Maza is considered one of the most exciting young talents in world football. A product of the Reinickendorfer Füchse youth academy, he moved to the Hertha BSC academy in 2018. Since then, he has steadily risen through the ranks to establish himself as a key player in the first team.

Born in Berlin, Germany, on 24 November 2005, but of Algerian origin, Maza combines refined technique, mental agility and competitive courage, taking on attacking responsibilities above and beyond what his age would suggest. His breakthrough has been so impressive that he is currently one of the most valuable players in the 2. Bundesliga.

The german midfielder is an advanced playmaker who moves naturally in congested areas, providing fluency and impredictability in the final third. He shines on his ability to manage the ball in tight spaces, using his body to protect the ball and accelerating on the run with both profiles.

In addition, he exhibits remarkable tactical maturity, making brave decisions under pressure and generating chances through both his individual talent and collective vision. Off the ball, he also makes intelligent movements inside the box, often generating positional advantages.

Among his great technical qualities we highlight his speed ball driving, with agility and reading to overcome opponents, his long-range shooting, especially with his right foot, with an excellent execution speed, and his individual creativity to generate key passes, assists and goal scoring chances.

Ibrahim Maza has all the conditions to become an elite player if he continues to develop technically, tactically and physically. His profile as a creative, courageous and decisive playmaker fits perfectly in today's top level football. His work in choosing the spaces of influence, in making better decisions on the ball and in his determination when making numbers will determine the future place the german midfielder can occupy in european football.




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