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Does Hugo Larsson play more sideways than his midfield competitors in the national team?
– It cannot be ignored in any way that Hugo Larsson is on par with, and even better than Anton Saletros and absolutely better than Lucas Bergvall and Sebastian Nanasi, says Ola Lidmark at the statistics company Playmaker AI to SVT Sport.
In the Bundesliga, the Swede has a different passing pattern – this as he has a more defensive role.
– If you want to turn the numbers to Hugo Larsson’s disadvantage, you can look at the Bundesliga, but then you don’t get the whole picture, says Lindmark Eriksson.
Hear Lidmark Eriksson explain why Hugo Larsson’s statistics in the Allsvenskan and the Bundesliga differ in the player above.
The diagram below shows that Larsson was among the best when it came to forward passes in the Allsvenskan season 2023/2024.
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The bar graph shows that Hugo Larsson was among the best when it came to forward passes in the Allsvenskan. Photo: Playmaker AI
Hugo Larsson (red), Anton Salétros (yellow), Sebastian Nanasi (blue). Photo: Playmaker Ai
What does the spider mean?
Progressive passes PM – Number of forward passes per match.
Progressive pass percentage – How many forward passes reach the correct address.
FTE passes PM – Number of passes that made it to the final third.
Progressive distance passes PM – How many meters you earn for your team per match with your passes.
Key passes PM – Number of passes leading to a goal chance.