Read the available ability data

The source reports current ability and potential on the game’s 1–200 scale. These values belong to its Launch Preview save snapshot. The underlying save and exact build were not supplied, so a source check is not independent editor verification. Potential is not a promise that the player will reach that value in your career.

Reported current ability
110
Reported potential ability
150–180

Solid PA bar: reported lower bound. Lighter extension: source potential range, not a guaranteed ceiling. Individual attributes, wages, asking price and contract demands are not supplied; empty data is not zero.

A role-first scouting question

This record has a reported potential band rather than a fixed number. Compare its lower bound with other young keepers if you want a more conservative shortlist.

What to check in your own save

Do not turn the 180 ceiling into a guaranteed PA or development outcome. Inspect the actual scout report and the route to competitive minutes in your save.

Record the responsibility you need to fill, compare it with the actual report and identify the evidence still missing. A profile value can help organise a shortlist; it cannot decide whether a player fits your tactic, budget or registration rules.

How this record should be used

This record also appears in the young-player view because its snapshot age is 21 or below. That is the wiki’s filter definition, not an official in-game wonderkid award. A development pathway and meaningful playing opportunities still need to be planned.

When comparing records, keep snapshot date and version visible. Do not merge an updated real-world club or age with old ability values and present the result as one coherent database record. If your own save differs, use the information available there for recruitment decisions.

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