Jim Allevinah

Jim Allevinah is Kasimpasa’s Bronze utility profile. A right-footed wide player who lives between positions rather than in one fixed role. From regional French football to top-flight spells and a Gabon international journey, he has built a career as a reliable squad piece rather than a headline act, now adding a Turkish chapter.

This season sums up what a utility tag really means. Around 277 minutes across eight appearances paints him as a trusted option rather than an automatic starter. There are no goals or assists on the board, but that blank attacking line is balanced by his work without the ball. His standout dimension is Defense: tracking runners, closing lanes, and doing the ugly yards that help others play. The form score sits below his season ability, a sign of a quiet spell rather than a collapse. With an emerging reliability band, the sample is still small; he is effectively building his case minute by minute, role by role.

A market value around €1M, on a downward trend, sets the stakes. For Kasimpasa he is a low-risk, flexible piece: nail down one clear function in the side and that price can stabilise, drift further into squad-player territory and it may keep sliding.