Hernan Crespo

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Avantages

Crespo’s pace is one of the standout attributes for this version. He accelerates quickly and has enough top speed to outrun most center-backs.

Crespo is an absolute killer in front of goal. His finishing is crisp, accurate, and varied, whether it’s volleys, first-time shots, finesse, or powerful low drives, he rarely misses the target.

Despite being a physically strong striker, Crespo feels surprisingly agile and light on the ball. His first touches are clean, and he doesn’t feel clunky when turning or dribbling in tight spaces.

Crespo combines finesse with strength. He can hold off defenders, shield the ball, and even win aerial duels thanks to his strong physical frame and solid jumping.

Inconvénients

While a 4 star weak foot is serviceable, it's noticeable that Crespo still prefers his right foot. His left-foot shots can sometimes lack power or accuracy in tight angles or under pressure.

This is perhaps Crespo’s biggest drawback. His work rates make him less aggressive in positioning compared to high-work-rate strikers. At times, he might not make timely runs or press defenders aggressively.

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Verdict final

Hernán Crespo is an elite-tier striker, ideal for players who want a classic, goal-hungry number 9 with pace, power, and precision. However, to get the most out of him, you’ll need to work around his medium/low work rates and occasionally predictable weak foot.