Shaqueel van Persie is a Dutch striker born on 16/11/2006 (19) in London. He is 186cm tall and weighs 67kg. He grew up playing football in the youth ranks at Fenerbahce and then Feyenoord. Currently, he is part of Feyenoord's first team. Acts mainly as a central point in a 4-3-3 form, but has also played the role of both left and right wing.
From the physical point of view, Shaqueel van Persie is a mesomorph, although with a height higher than average. He is a balanced athlete with defined musculature. The player is well above average in agility, balance, and coordination. The attacker is mobile and fast enough. However, he sustained a knee injury in his last game against Betis.
Shaqueel van Persie is a center -forward and his preferred foot is his left, even if he uses the weak foot very well. He has an excellent shot; in fact, he has scored several goals from free kicks and penalties. He also has excellent acrobatic skills, which have allowed him to score several goals with volleys. The player also has an excellent header, which he uses both to score and to make precise passes to his teammates. On the other hand, he must improve finishing and further develop the "killer instinct" typical of attackers. The player has excellent basic technique, ball-level control, and good dribbling. In the possession phase, there is a very associative striker who looks for phrasing with the companions through lay-off passes, one-two passes, and assists; the striker also often drops deep to link up play between the midfield and the attack and can attack the depth, especially on the left side. In the non-possession phase, he is very involved, pressing hard on opponents (even the goalkeeper) and helping in defence (even in the penalty area).
From the mental point of view, the player was very strong, focused and determined. He always brought aggressive pressing and does not pull back in the clashes. In some situations, it must improve stamina management. It affects the way he approaches the games: seriously, with much competition, without fear, but with fairness.
Overall, Shaqueel van Persie proved to be an excellent prospect, striking especially for the level and variety of offensive options and above-average technical skills. In fact, Shaqueel is very similar to his father Robin in terms of technical, physical and mental skills. Shaqueel could become a very good centre-forward, working further on playing with back to the goal and on finishing.
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From the physical point of view, Shaqueel van Persie is a mesomorph, although with a height higher than average. He is a balanced athlete with defined musculature. The player is well above average in agility, balance, and coordination. The attacker is mobile and fast enough. However, he sustained a knee injury in his last game against Betis.
Shaqueel van Persie is a center -forward and his preferred foot is his left, even if he uses the weak foot very well. He has an excellent shot; in fact, he has scored several goals from free kicks and penalties. He also has excellent acrobatic skills, which have allowed him to score several goals with volleys. The player also has an excellent header, which he uses both to score and to make precise passes to his teammates. On the other hand, he must improve finishing and further develop the "killer instinct" typical of attackers. The player has excellent basic technique, ball-level control, and good dribbling. In the possession phase, there is a very associative striker who looks for phrasing with the companions through lay-off passes, one-two passes, and assists; the striker also often drops deep to link up play between the midfield and the attack and can attack the depth, especially on the left side. In the non-possession phase, he is very involved, pressing hard on opponents (even the goalkeeper) and helping in defence (even in the penalty area).
From the mental point of view, the player was very strong, focused and determined. He always brought aggressive pressing and does not pull back in the clashes. In some situations, it must improve stamina management. It affects the way he approaches the games: seriously, with much competition, without fear, but with fairness.
Overall, Shaqueel van Persie proved to be an excellent prospect, striking especially for the level and variety of offensive options and above-average technical skills. In fact, Shaqueel is very similar to his father Robin in terms of technical, physical and mental skills. Shaqueel could become a very good centre-forward, working further on playing with back to the goal and on finishing.
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