André Henrique

André Henrique is a Bronze Squad Player this season, building his body of work rather than making grand promises. The evidence remains limited, so any verdict needs room to breathe. With no career trophies on his record, his reputation must be shaped by what he contributes on the pitch.

Four appearances and 274 minutes are not enough to define André Henrique’s season, but they do reveal a clear tension. He has supplied one assist and is hitting top form, giving this short spell a positive edge. The concern is his failure to score despite looking for shots with regularity. That explains the WASTEFUL badge: he has reached promising situations without delivering the finish. His standout quality is Workrate. The willingness to run, compete and stay involved gives him a credible route to further rotation minutes, even when the end product falls short. His form level sits well above the steadier ability shown across the season, so this is a hot streak rather than proof of an established standard. The emerging reliability band is encouraging, not conclusive. More minutes will show whether the upward trajectory reflects genuine progress or simply a lively patch.

Our verdict is straightforward. André Henrique’s energy can earn him opportunities, but finishing will decide whether those opportunities become a lasting role. One assist offers a useful starting point; without a stronger goal threat, effort alone may not carry enough weight. Turning improved form into consistent output is the challenge.