Antoine Rabillard

Our verdict: a Bronze Utility player whose value lies in the small contributions rather than headline numbers. A. Rabillard offers an option for carrying the ball and keeping it moving, though his exact role in the team is not provided. He has no career wins to his name, so this is still a profile building its body of work.

Seven appearances and 308 minutes make this a season to judge with care. The sample is limited, but there are encouraging signs: dribbling is his standout quality, with an ability to beat a man and draw a foul. The DRIBBLER badge backs up that willingness to take on opponents, while METRONOME points to tidy circulation of the ball. The counterpoint is the GHOST badge, a reminder that his involvement can be too quiet; he needs to have more influence across passages of play, not just when he gets room to run at a defender. This is not yet the profile of an established first-choice player. Instead, he looks like a useful option when the match gives him space to carry the ball forward. His form is holding at a consistent level, without a clear surge or dip. There is a promising base, but not enough evidence for a firm verdict yet: Rabillard needs to turn his dribbling into a more regular influence on matches.