explosive attacking RB · repeated overlap · crossing
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BRS means Best Role Score: our assessment of a player in their best role.
Supporting sources are linked, but the scoring scale is still being checked. This score may change.
BRS v2 · 2025–26
explosive attacking RB · repeated overlap · crossing
D(R) / M(C)
Converted from recorded positions. Positional familiarity has not been assessed.
A way to understand the player’s game.
Current Analogue
Monaco
WD
Van Ewijk and Vanderson share an attacking right-back’s forward involvement. Their movement up the flank creates an additional option for a wide delivery.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
Historical Analogue
Porto 2006-2008
José Bosingwa — Porto 2006-2008 connects with Milan van Ewijk through repeated forward support from right-back. His runs up the right against Liverpool in September 2007 show a full-back continually joining the attack.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
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A style reference for this phase, not a prediction of Milan van Ewijk’s ceiling.
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A way to understand the player’s game.
Current Analogue
Monaco
WD
Van Ewijk and Vanderson share an attacking right-back’s forward involvement. Their movement up the flank creates an additional option for a wide delivery.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
Historical Analogue
Porto 2006-2008
José Bosingwa — Porto 2006-2008 connects with Milan van Ewijk through repeated forward support from right-back. His runs up the right against Liverpool in September 2007 show a full-back continually joining the attack.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
A style reference for this phase, not a prediction of Milan van Ewijk’s ceiling.
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