MARIO GÖTZE PES STATS | 2012-2014

Name	Mario Götze
Nationality	German
Height	176
Weight	72
Age	21
Foot	R
Side	B
Positions	AMF⭐, SMF
Attack	84
Defence	50
Balance	77
Stamina	83
Speed	80
Acceleration	85
Response	80
Agility	87
Dribble Accuracy	93
Dribble Speed	87
Short Pass Accuracy	83
Short Pass Speed	79
Long Pass Accuracy	85
Long Pass Speed	78
Shot Accuracy	82
Shot Power	78
Shot Technique	79
Free Kick Accuracy	75
Curving/Swerve	80
Header	70
Jump	69
Technique	95
Aggression	87
Mentality/Tenacity	74
Goalkeeper Skills	50
Team Work	83
Form	6
WF Accuracy	6
WF Frequency	5
Injury Tolerance	B
Att/Def Awareness	OFF
Defensive Awareness	59
Ball Winning	60
Body Control	81
Physical Contact	70
Goalkeeping	40
Catching	40
Clearing	40
Reflexes	40
Coverage	40
PLAYER INDEX CARDS:
P05 - Mazing Run
P10 - Incisive Run
P15 - Free Roaming
S01 - Marauding
S02 - Passer
S05 - 1-touch Play
S06 - Outside Curve
S15 - Shoulder Feint Skills
S18 - Turning Skills
S20 - Flicking Skills
S21 - Step On Skills
SPECIAL ABILITIES:
⭐Dribbling
⭐Tactical Dribble
⭐Lines / DF Positioning
⭐Centre

A fabulous talent, and a hero who brings the World Cup winning goal for Germany in 2014. Gotze was seen as the future of Germany early in his career, and by looking at his talent, it's hard to say not. Having made a breakthrough at the age of just 18, He's immediately taken the Bundesliga by storm, showing incredible close control, dribbling and decisiveness which were reminiscent of Messi. As things developing, he began to acquired skills which made him a complete player, and a sense of maturity well beyond his age. By 2013, he's already regarded as one of the best player in the world, with two Bundesliga titles and a famous, fearsome reputation as part of the Dortmund trio alongside Marco Reus and Robert Lewandowski. After a shocking move to Bayern (and having made himself missed the Champions League Final for a possibly mutual consent), the future looks bright for Gotze, yet the reality speaks differently.

Having been an object of experimentation by the National Team and Guardiola (by deploying him in various positions across the front line), his development begins to stagnate, even as early as in his mid 20s. The guy looks running out of gas and out of place in Bayern, and a world beater potential that he has beginning to fade away. Seeing a young player failed to reached his full potential is quite common to be seen, yet witnessing it from such a magnificent talent is quite frankly painful. If only he had a few more years under Jurgen Klopp, he might have become a player he promised to be, a technically gifted, complete, and aggressive attacking midfielder capable of combining force and beauty.