Sebastian Nanasi
RC Strasbourg · Midfielder · Sweden · 1,061 min
Ballity Verdict
What makes this player special?
Sebastian Nanasi covers both boxes. He is not a specialist who only protects or only arrives late — he is the midfielder who can win it, carry it, and still show up in the final third. That two-way presence is what makes him hard to replace in RC Strasbourg's structure.
What separates Nanasi from ordinary specialists is breadth inside a coherent family: credible as box crasher, and still trustworthy when asked to step toward poacher. That is versatility with a purpose — not a random scatter of average roles.
On the pitch he has actually been used as CM (#8) / CF (#9). That matters: skill-set breadth is one thing; demonstrated deployment is another. Nanasi's authenticity claim starts from those minutes, not from a role board alone.
There are no major weakness flags screaming from the current profile — which does not mean he is complete, only that the main story is the strength of what he already does.
Why Ballity says this
- Midfield / role totality: box crasher, poacher, carrier
- Shown minutes: CM (#8) / CF (#9)
- No major weakness flags in the current profile
Receipts
- · Player Profile
- · Role Breadth
- · Deployment authenticity
- · Sample · featured
Position
Wide Forward
Appearances
19
Great+ roles
3
Age
24
Preferred foot
Right
Height
178 cm
Ballity insights
Peer context vs wingers — how often they get the ball and what they do with it. Separate from role tiers above. Attackers also split separation into on-ball (dribble-created) and off-ball (movement).
Usage rate
Share of team touches (non-GK) among wingers with match data.
8.9% team touches
Peer band · High
Pool percentile
78.4%
Also 47.7 touches/90 (season aggregate).
Efficiency
Output quality per action for wingers.
25 score
Peer band · Average
Pool percentile
45.5%
On-ball separation
Dribble-created space and self-made shot quality.
40 score
Peer band · Average
Pool percentile
63.3%
Off-ball separation
Movement-created space on assisted attempts.
65 score
Peer band · Elite
Pool percentile
99.2%
Balance & structural weaknesses
How complete this player is on the position's job board — strengths and holes.
How we define this
Two-way = Great+ on ≥2 complementary axes. One-way = every other route Limited/closed. Weak routes = Average holes on complementary axes.
No Elite/Great axis on this position's job board, so no weakness flag.
Defensive contribution
Proxy only · confidence: proxy — not a role tier
Proxy p35 · Actions p34 within winger peers
Stat profile
Within position peers — percentile shape (not role scores).
Versatility Index
Precise 0–100 score — cross-group breadth (67%) plus within-group depth (33%), quality-scaled by tier. Distinct from the shape card below.
Index
54.1
Breadth 33.5 · Depth 20.6
- ·Midfielders: Box Crasher (Great), Carrier (Good)
- ·Wingers: Raumdeuter (Elite), Playmaking Winger (Good)
- ·Forwards: Poacher (Great), Target Man (Good), Channel Runner (Good), Shadow Striker (Good)
Versatility shape
Coarse directional pattern (Specialist / Dual-threat / Generalist) — not the 0–100 Index above.
Generalist
Great GeneralistDistinct Great+
3 Great+ roles total
Where he plays
Positions with deployment evidence — not statistical guesses.
Natural
Role translations
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Role-by-role detail
How each role is scored. Expand a row for a radar of role-shaped stats.
Similar players
Shape match across winger roles — cosine similarity of role scores (domestic leagues only). Slot 1 is the best same-league match; the rest are the next closest from the full pool.
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Lille · Ligue 1
Closest roles
RaumdeuterΔ1
Playmaking WingerΔ13
Wide RunnerΔ13
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Arsenal · PL 24/25
Closest roles
- RaumdeuterΔ0
- Playmaking WingerΔ1
- Wide RunnerΔ4
Harvey Barnes
Newcastle United · PL 25/26
Closest roles
- RaumdeuterΔ1
- Playmaking WingerΔ3
- Wide RunnerΔ5