Tommaso Rubino is an Italian attacking midfielder born on 10/11/2006 (19) in Firenze. He is 179cm tall and weighs 75kg. He grew up playing football for Fiorentina’s academy and has now joined Carrarese on loan. His natural position is attacking midfielder, but he has also played as a midfielder and, in various games, as a striker.

From a physical standpoint, Tommaso Rubino is a mesomorph with above-average height and a low center of gravity. He has to develop his musculature. He has a good step frequency and is quite explosive and fast. The player also has excellent agility, balance, and coordination. He also has a good ball progression.

Tommaso Rubino is an attacking midfielder; his preferred foot is his right, but he also uses his left confidently. The player has excellent basic technique, ball control, and dribbling skills. The Italian midfielder has outstanding shooting (accuracy and power), especially from long range, and a good header. These abilities, together with his goal-scoring talent, make him a constant threat in the final third and capable of playing as a striker. The Italian player has good vision and understanding of the game, which allows him to operate in multiple positions.

During the possession phase, Tommaso Rubino prefers to play in the center to dribble and attempt shots, or to connect with teammates through layoff passes, one-two passes, outside-of-the-boot flicks, one-touch passes, and through balls. When the midfielder is on the right/left side, he loves to dribble past opponents to shoot or cross for teammates. He also relies on off-the-ball runs, often charging into the box to capitalize on his elite movement and clinical finishing.

During the non-possession phase, Tommaso Rubino is sufficiently involved, defending energetically in midfield and pressing opponents. He regains possession and uses both standing and sliding tackles. Thanks to his playing style, he wins back possession.

From a mental standpoint, Tommaso Rubino demonstrates a strong personality: he is not afraid to dribble past his opponent and he makes suggestions to his teammates. The player shows calm and courage. His style of play and celebrations reveal a powerful bond and passion for the club.

Regarding the player's overall rating, Tommaso Rubino seems to be an excellent prospect, excelling especially in technique, versatility, and finishing. On the other hand, the Italian player must work especially on his build and back-to-goal plays. The Italian player has everything it takes to become a very good, modern, and versatile attacking midfielder