Player Comparison

Side by side on performance, context, cost and risk. Differences are explained — no single 'better player' verdict.

Adam Carlén removeEdson Fernando remove
Age2628
PositionDefensive midfielderDefensive midfielder
Club · leagueExcelsior Rotterdam · EredivisieRukh Lviv · Premier Liga
League strength0.430.25
Team strength (Elo)11831105
League minutes1224 (40%)1323 (49%)
G+A per 90 (raw)0.070.20
G+A per 90 (context-adjusted)0.100.13
Passing / defending / progressionData unavailableData unavailable
Performance percentile21
Market value€400k€500k
Estimated acquisition€93k – €295k€0 – €153k
Model value€239k – €411k€215k – €529k
Projected value (24m)€241k – €478k€219k – €558k
Bargain Index96/10086/100
DevelopmentLowLow
Breakout probabilityn/a (age > 23)n/a (age > 23)
RiskHighHigh
Data confidenceMediumMedium
Value picture
Estimated acquisition€93k – €295k
Model value (performance-implied)€239k – €411k
Projected value (24 months)€241k – €478k
Dashed line: current market value (€400k). Bars are 20–80% model ranges; tick = median.
Estimated acquisition€0 – €153k
Model value (performance-implied)€215k – €529k
Projected value (24 months)€219k – €558k
Dashed line: current market value (€500k). Bars are 20–80% model ranges; tick = median.

What separates Adam Carlén and Edson Fernando

  • Carlén is 2 years younger, which the models associate with more appreciation and resale potential.
  • Carlén plays in a stronger league (0.43 vs 0.25); the other's output carries more translation uncertainty.
  • Fernando is estimated to cost far less (€27k vs €124k mid-estimate).
  • On value for money the model prefers Carlén (Bargain Index 96 vs 86) — this is not a statement about who is the better player.