Harry Kewell

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Avantages

Harry Kewell is a smooth and agile left winger with strong dribbling, sharp ball control, and quick changes of direction that allow him to glide past defenders.

His pace is good, helping him stretch defenses and create space on the wing.

His passing in the final third is reliable, and he links up well with teammates during build-up play.

When cutting inside onto his stronger left foot, he can still create dangerous moments.

His off-the-ball movement is intelligent, making him a consistent outlet on the flank.

Inconvénients

His shooting inside the box is not very consistent, and he can feel unreliable in clear scoring chances.

He has no important traits except Long Shot, making him feel less special compared to other elite LWs.

His 3-star skill move limits creativity and makes it harder to beat tighter, more physical defenders.

His 3-star weak foot makes him predictable since defenders can easily force him away from his stronger side.

His physicality is on the weaker side, and he can be pushed off the ball by strong fullbacks.

Defensively, he contributes very little, which can leave your left flank exposed.

Overall, he feels good but not amazing, especially compared to stronger, more complete 113–115 rated left wingers.

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Verdict final

Harry Kewell offers smooth dribbling, good movement, and a decent long-shot threat, but his lack of traits, limited weak foot/skill move, weaker physicality, and inconsistent shooting hold him back. He is usable but not a top-tier LW, and there are clearly better options in his price and rating range.