Marco Tilio EA SPORTS FC™ 26 Player Ratings

Marco
Tilio
Position
RM
Weak Foot
Skill Moves
Preferred Foot
Left
Height
163cm / 5'4"
Weight
63kg / 139lb
Alt Positions
LM
RW
Marco
Tilio
  • Pace83
  • Acceleration85
  • Sprint Speed82
  • Shooting61
  • Positioning61
  • Finishing61
  • Shot Power66
  • Long Shots64
  • Volleys52
  • Penalties47
  • Passing61
  • Vision64
  • Crossing61
  • Free Kick Accuracy55
  • Short Passing62
  • Long Passing54
  • Curve67
  • Dribbling71
  • Agility90
  • Balance91
  • Reactions61
  • Ball Control68
  • Dribbling68
  • Composure63
  • Defending40
  • Interceptions36
  • Heading Accuracy56
  • Def Awareness34
  • Standing Tackle42
  • Sliding Tackle43
  • Physicality57
  • Jumping65
  • Stamina75
  • Strength47
  • Aggression59
First Touch
First Touch

Reduced trapping error, faster dribbling transition

Rapid
Rapid

Higher sprint speed while dribbling, reduced error on knock-ons

Marco Tilio's overall rating in EA SPORTS FC™ 26 is 68

Marco Tilio is a professional footballer from Australia who plays as a Right Midfielder (RM) for SK Rapid. Marco Tilio's Overall Rating is 68.
Age
24
Nation
Australia
League
Ö. Bundesliga
Team
SK Rapid

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