Alex Negueba

Alex Negueba is a bronze-tier utility contributor, with his value resting on adaptability rather than one headline role. There is no trophy haul in his career record yet, so this is a player still building his body of work. The appeal is straightforward: he offers a useful option, and his best individual weapon is clear.

That weapon is dribbling. Negueba completes 1.9 dribbles per 90 minutes at an 88 per cent success rate, giving him a reliable way to carry the ball past pressure. He has also drawn seven fouls, evidence that his direct running can force defenders into difficult decisions. His gold DRIBBLER badge puts that quality front and centre. The utility label fits a contributor whose worth is not limited to one attacking output, though the available evidence points most strongly to his ability to beat a player. He has made seven appearances and logged 336 minutes this season. Across his last five outings, he scored once and recorded no assists: a useful contribution, but not a sustained run of end product. The picture is of a player who can change the shape of an attack through his carries, while still needing to turn more of those moments into goals or chances for others.

The sample remains small, and that matters. Negueba is still emerging, so seven appearances are a starting point rather than a settled verdict on his level. His form is going through a quiet spell, but the dribbling gives him a solid platform to build from. The next step is making that directness count more consistently in the final third.