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A. Phillips
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A. Phillips

Ashley Famiwuya Phillips
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England · 20 · —Middlesbrough · DF
Goles 26/27
1
0 AST2 Tiros7.04 Nota

Career

Clubs by season and milestones detected between squad sweeps.

  1. 2026/27Middlesbrough · Championship · 5 apps, 1 goal
  2. 2025/26Stoke City · Championship · 40 apps, 1 assists
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Attribute overview
Attacking
29
Creativity
5
Defending
53
Technical
59
Attack
1Goals
2Shots
1On target
50%Conversion
Creation
0Assists
1Key passes
199Passes
89%Pass %
Defending
8Tackles
2Interceptions
22Duels won
73%Duel %
Dribbling
0Dribbles
—Dribble %
1Fouls drawn
3Fouls committed
Discipline
1Yellow
0Red
0Pen. scored
0Pen. missed
General
5Apps
309Minutes
7.04Rating
3Starts
Profile
ClubMiddlesbrough
LeagueChampionship
PositionDF
Nationality🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England
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A. Phillips — season analysis

Ashley Famiwuya Phillips (England) earns his living stopping attacks: the defender is part of the Middlesbrough (Championship) defensive core in 2026/27. At 20, he is still at the start of his career, which makes these numbers a projection as much as a record.

Over 5 appearances he has been directly involved in 1 goal: 1 scored, 0 set up. That comes across 309 minutes on the pitch, or 0.29 goals per 90 minutes and 0.29 goal involvements per 90. He has started 3 of those matches.

He has attempted 2 shots (50% finding the frame) and converts 50% of them. He creates chances too, with 1 key pass and 89% passing accuracy. Off the ball he has made 8 tackles and 2 interceptions, winning 73% of his duels.

Disciplinary record this season: 1 yellow. Put together, his season yields an IIG of 4, the league-weighted impact score explained on our about page.

Scout report
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Source: Transfermarkt · public data only
IIG breakdown · Striker Impact Index4
Finishing (league-weighted)1 × 0.85+0.9
21%
All-round quality(7.04 − 6) × 3+3.1
79%
Creation0 × 0.5+0
0%
League coefficient: Championship · 0.85
In a Top-5 league (1.00) the finishing term would be +1 instead of +0.9.