Elias Jelert, 22, Complete Wing-Back

DR: Complete Wing-Back-At

High crossing and dribbling attributes make him effective in wide areas.

Strong physical attributes like pace and stamina support attacking runs.

Good teamwork and work rate enhance his ability to contribute both offensively and defensively.

WBR: Wing-Back-At

Excellent pace and acceleration allow him to cover the flank effectively.

Strong anticipation and positioning aid in defensive transitions.

Ability to get forward and support attacks with crossing and dribbling.

Crossing

Improving crossing will enhance his ability to deliver quality balls into the box, increasing attacking threat.

Strength

Increasing strength will help him in physical duels and maintaining possession under pressure.

Composure

Better composure will improve decision-making in high-pressure situations, aiding both defense and attack.

Runs With Ball Down Right

This trait will complement his role as a wing-back, enhancing his ability to drive forward with the ball.

Cuts Inside From Right Wing

This will add unpredictability to his attacking play, allowing him to exploit central spaces.

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