""The beauty of the sport is that each great player is great because of a different mix of these inputs.""
""Other players, though, become world-class and help their teams win lots of points while neglecting one of these six areas.""
In soccer, a player's performance can be broken down into six key actions: running, passing, dribbling, shooting, jumping, and defending. Each player excels in different combinations of these skills. Some, like Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, are well-rounded, while others may be exceptional in one area but lack in another. The article highlights how certain players can still achieve greatness or be key members of a team despite deficiencies in some of these fundamental actions, exemplified by players like Harry Kane at Bayern Munich.
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