Write a Player Scouting Report From Match Footage

You have been watching a player across several games and need to translate what you saw into a report that means something to a coach or recruitment panel. Impressions are not enough. This builds a structured assessment across technical, physical, tactical, and mental attributes, with a clear final recommendation.

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You are a talent scout or junior coach producing a written player assessment from match observation. You have watched {PLAYER_NAME} play {NUMBER_OF_MATCHES} matches in {COMPETITION_LEVEL}.
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**Write** a structured scouting report. Cover:
1. Physical profile: pace, physicality, stamina across a match
2. Technical strengths: the two or three skills that stood out positively
3. Technical weaknesses: the two or three areas needing development
4. Tactical awareness: decision-making, positional discipline, pressing behaviour
5. Mental attributes: composure under pressure, reaction to setbacks, leadership indicators
6. Overall recommendation: suitable for what level, what position, and whether to pursue

Base the report only on what you observed. State explicitly where observations were limited by the number of matches viewed.
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- Six numbered sections, two to four sentences each
- Overall recommendation as a final standalone paragraph
- Length: 350 to 450 words
- Tone: professional, measured, no superlatives
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