Jordan Pickford 93 OVR - FC 26 National Pride

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Left Foot ★★★★ WF ★ Skills Lengthy 185 cm 77 kg 32 yrs
Jordan Pickford
93
GK
L
L 1★4
93 Diving
Diving
93
90 Handling
Handling
90
93 Kicking
Kicking
93
93 Reflexes
Reflexes
93
0 Speed
Speed
0
91 Positioning
Positioning
91

Player Info

Full NamePickford, Jordan
Overall 93
Position GK L
Preferred FootLeft
Weak Foot★★★★
Skill Moves
AcceleRATELengthy
Height185 cm
Weight77 kg
Age32
Body TypeAverage Tall
Real FaceNo
Shirt No.1
Nation England
League Premier League
Club Everton
Card ID84091015
Base ID204935

PlayStyles

Scoring
Finesse Shot
Finesse Shot
Chip Shot
Chip Shot
Power Shot
Power Shot
Dead Ball
Dead Ball
Acrobatic
Acrobatic
Low Driven Shot
Low Driven Shot
Game Changer
Game Changer
Precision Header
Precision Header
Passing
Incisive Pass
Incisive Pass
Pinged Pass
Pinged Pass
Tiki Taka
Tiki Taka
Inventive
Inventive
Long Ball Pass
Long Ball Pass
Whipped Pass
Whipped Pass
Ball Control
First Touch
First Touch
Press Proven
Press Proven
Rapid
Rapid
Technical
Technical
Trickster
Trickster
Defending
Aerial Fortress
Aerial Fortress
Anticipate
Anticipate
Block
Block
Intercept
Intercept
Jockey
Jockey
Slide Tackle
Slide Tackle
Physical
Bruiser
Bruiser
Enforcer
Enforcer
Long Throw
Long Throw
Quick Step
Quick Step
Relentless
Relentless
GK
Cross Claimer
Cross Claimer
Deflector
Deflector
Far Reach
Far Reach
Far Throw
Far Throw
Footwork
Footwork
Rush Out
Rush Out

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      Counter Matchups

      How to Beat Jordan Pickford

      Model-driven shortlist

      Best counters prioritize clinical finishing, second-ball attacks, and aerial shot profiles to stress save-rebound phases.


      Top 6 players most likely to win this matchup

      Claudio Pizarro
      94
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Low Driven Shot
      Precision Header
      Power Shot
      CAM R
      R 5★5

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks

      Iván Zamorano
      92
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Incisive Pass
      Rapid
      Acrobatic
      R
      R 5★4

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks

      Robert Lewandowski
      95
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Low Driven Shot
      Chip Shot
      Power Shot
      R 4★4

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks

      Cristiano Ronaldo
      95
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Low Driven Shot
      Quick Step
      Power Shot
      R 5★5

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks

      Roy Makaay
      91
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Power Shot
      Low Driven Shot
      Game Changer
      R
      R 4★4

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks

      Gerd Müller
      95
      ST
      Finesse Shot
      Low Driven Shot
      First Touch
      Quick Step
      R
      R 4★5

      Shot-specialist PlayStyle threat + Strong on crosses and cutbacks


      Tactical plan to neutralize this profile

      phase-by-phase approach
      Attack the second phase

      Use low-driven shots and crowded-box runs. The first save is less valuable if rebound lanes are occupied by two runners.

      Force crossing waves

      Deliver earlier crosses from half-space and far-post traffic. This stresses aerial timing and punch/claim decisions.

      Split-pivot pressing on build-up

      Screen short options and force rushed long kicks. Trap second balls from the forced distribution line.

      Alternate near/far finishing cues

      Mix body shape and strike placement to avoid predictable set positions before contact.


      Chemistry & Fit

      Synergy Around Jordan Pickford

      Model-driven fit

      Best synergy comes from defenders and pivots who protect central zones, win second balls, and keep the first pass clean under pressure.


      Top 6 players with the best chemistry and role fit

      James Garner
      91
      CDM
      Pinged Pass
      Tiki Taka
      Intercept
      Incisive Pass
      CM
      R 4★4

      Strong club chemistry link + League chemistry support

      Adam Wharton
      96
      CDM
      Incisive Pass
      Pinged Pass
      Tiki Taka
      Intercept
      CM L
      L 5★5

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Tyrone Mings
      96
      CB
      Aerial Fortress
      Bruiser
      Pinged Pass
      Anticipate
      L
      L 5★5

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Ezri Konsa
      96
      CB
      Anticipate
      Jockey
      Bruiser
      Pinged Pass
      RB RM R
      R 5★5

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Séamus Coleman
      91
      RB
      Rapid
      Technical
      Bruiser
      Power Shot
      RM R
      R 4★4

      Strong club chemistry link + League chemistry support

      Jamie Carragher
      92
      CB
      Anticipate
      Block
      Bruiser
      Pinged Pass
      RB LB R
      R 3★4

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity


      Tactical environments that suit this card

      fit-by-fit approach
      Structured first phase

      Use a calm build-up with two short outlets and one screening pivot so the goalkeeper can choose safe progression lines.

      Central box protection

      Keep CB-CDM spacing tight to turn saves and blocks into clear second-ball wins.

      Controlled line height

      A medium-high line works best when the defenders in front can recover and screen direct channels.

      Set-piece security

      Pair him with strong aerial markers so his handling phase is protected by first-contact support.


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