Chris Wood

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5.9

Avantages

Chris Wood is a classic target-man striker who relies on physical strength, aerial dominance, and strong penalty-box presence.

His heading ability is elite, with excellent timing, strong jumping, and reliable accuracy, making him a major threat from crosses and set-pieces.

His physical strength allows him to shield the ball well, hold off defenders, and support teammates during buildup play.

His close-range finishing is dependable inside the box, where positioning and power matter more than technical flair.

His movement inside the box is intelligent, often placing himself well to capitalize on rebounds and defensive mistakes.

He fits best in structured systems where crossing and direct play are key attacking methods.

Inconvénients

His pace is extremely low, making him ineffective in counterattacking or high-tempo systems.

His 3-star skill moves limit his ability to turn or escape pressure, making him predictable under tight marking.

His 3-star weak foot reduces finishing consistency when chances fall on his weaker side.

His agility and turning speed are poor, causing him to feel heavy in tight spaces.

Against fast centre-backs or high defensive lines, he is easy to neutralize.

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Verdict final

Chris Wood is a traditional target-man striker built for aerial battles, physical duels, and simple box finishing. While his lack of pace, agility, and technical quality makes him unsuitable for fast or fluid attacking systems, his heading ability and strength still provide value in specific setups. If your playstyle focuses on crossing, set-pieces, and direct buildup, Chris Wood can remain a useful and situational goal threat.