Patrik Schick

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Schick’s biggest weapon is his clinical finishing. His left foot is deadly, power shots, finesse shots, and volleys all feel crisp and consistent. Inside the box, he rarely misses, and his shot power combined with solid finishing stats makes him lethal when given space.

Schick’s physicality makes him a threat both in hold-up play and aerial duels. He can shield defenders well, maintain balance under pressure, and win headers with ease.

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3 star weak foot, the biggest downside to Schick’s attacking consistency. His right foot is unreliable, shots with it often lack power or accuracy.

His stamina isn’t ideal for a full 90-minute match, especially in high-tempo gameplay. After around 50–60 minutes, he begins to feel slower in his movements and reactions, which impacts his ability to press, make runs, or win physical duels late in the game.

Compared to top-tier strikers in the current meta (like Mbappé, Van Basten), Schick’s pace feels average or even sluggish.

Schick’s agility and dribbling are not his strong suits. He doesn’t turn quickly, and close control under pressure can feel clunky.

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Veredicto final

Patrik Schick is a classic striker built for finishing and strength rather than pace or flair. If you play with a possession-based or target-man style, he can be extremely effective, receiving passes, holding up the ball, and finishing ruthlessly with his left foot. However, in the current meta dominated by fast, agile forwards, Schick can feel outdated. His weak foot limits his versatility, and his sluggish movement makes him less reliable in dynamic attacking plays.