Steve Mcmanaman

152 Pace

120 Shooting

149 Passing

165 Dribbling

1x Balanced

69 Defending

94 Physical

Weak Foot

Skill Moves

Stamina

Skill Points used

1x Wide Target Man

3x Dribbling

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8.7

Avantages

While not blazing fast, McManaman has more than enough pace to hold his own on the flanks.

This is where he truly shines. His passing range, vision, and ability to link up with forwards or central midfielders make him a creative engine on the right side.

His movement feels smooth and responsive. He turns quickly, adjusts his body well in tight situations.

Surprisingly strong for a winger. He’s not easily muscled off the ball and can hold his ground in physical duels, making him more effective in tight matches and against aggressive fullbacks.

Can run up and down the wing all game. Whether it’s pressing, tracking back, or making late surges forward, his stamina ensures he stays impactful deep into the match.

Inconvénients

Being right-footed on the right wing can make him slightly predictable in terms of cutting inside or switching play. His left foot is serviceable but can let you down in key crossing or shooting moments when forced to use it.

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Verdict final

111 RM Steve McManaman is a balanced and intelligent wide midfielder who thrives as a facilitator and workhorse on the flank. He might not have blistering pace, but he makes up for it with smart positioning, slick dribbling, and strong physicality. His ability to create plays, maintain possession, and hold off defenders gives him a unique profile as a modern right midfielder with old-school grit. The 4-star weak foot does slightly limit his versatility in crossing or cutting in, but if used in a more traditional wide role or as a support winger, he delivers consistently.