Miguel Borja

M. Borja brings a Bronze Utility profile: a contributor who can help across different phases rather than a specialist built around one task. His honours list contains no career trophies, so his story is still being shaped through his work on the pitch. The sample is short, but it offers a few useful clues about the role he can fill.

Seven appearances and 329 minutes provide an early outline of his season. The clearest sign of his usefulness is three goals across his five most recent matches: he can make a direct contribution in front of goal, even without an assist in that spell. His standout quality is Workrate, which suits a player prepared to keep going and contribute in more than one phase. His recent form sits below his broader season level, but the overall direction remains steady; a short run should not become a firm verdict. There are no unlocks to highlight. Taken together, the evidence points to an adaptable option who is still showing which responsibilities he can take on consistently.

An emerging reliability band calls for patience, not dismissal: his available playing time remains limited. Borja has provided a tangible contribution in front of goal, and more minutes would give a clearer picture of how far his versatility extends. For now, our take is straightforward: a supporting option with encouraging signs, whose role is still taking shape.