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David isn't lightning quick from the first step. His pace builds up gradually, so don't expect him to instantly leave defenders behind. Once he gets going, though, he's fast enough to make dangerous runs and stay effective on counters. It feels decent rather than broken.

(8.6/10)

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He's surprisingly smooth on the ball. Turns feel quick, touches stay close, and he doesn't feel stiff when changing direction. He's not a skiller, but dribbling past defenders feels natural without fighting the card.

(9/10)

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This is where David cooks. Inside the box he's an absolute menace. Clinical Finisher Lv.2 makes a noticeable difference, and most chances end up in the back of the net. Finesse, power shots, first-time finishes... he delivers when it matters.

(9.8/10)

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His positioning is great due to his attacking awareness. He always seems to sneak into the right space before defenders even notice him.

(9.6/10)

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Nothing to complain about, but nothing special either. He'll play quick passes and keep attacks moving, just don't expect him to start creating magic out of nowhere.

(8/10)

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He can hold his ground at times, but if a big CB gets tight, he'll usually lose the battle. Better to let him use his movement than try to wrestle defenders.

(8.3/10)

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He can keep going for the full 90 minutes without much drop in performance. Even if you're making constant runs or pressing with him, he still feels active late in the game. The 5★ Stamina really helps, especially in close matches where your striker needs to keep making runs until the final whistle.

(9.8/10)

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With his 5★ Weak Foot, he feels confident on either foot. You can finish, pass, or take one touch shots without constantly worrying about getting the ball onto his stronger foot. It makes him much more unpredictable and reliable in front of goal

(10/10)