
Key strength: Pace and dribbling
Wide creator
As Celta de Vigo climbs toward La Liga safety at 13th in the table, Ferran Jutglà is quietly proving that intelligent movement can triumph over raw pace. The 27-year-old Spanish centre-forward, wearing the iconic number 9 shirt, has accumulated 1,341 minutes across 27 appearances this season, contributing 3 goals and 1 assist while Celta rides a promising WDLWW run that has lifted them clear of the relegation mire. Valued at €5 million and armed with just 58-rated pace, Jutglà outthinks rather than outruns opponents. His role is the invisible work: the hold-up play that allows electric teammates like left winger Williot Swedberg to flourish, the aerial duels won in transition, the unselfish layoffs that unlock defenses. While flashier forwards chase highlight reels, Jutglà embodies the cerebral craftsmanship that holds Celta's attacking structure together—a throwback target man thriving in an increasingly mechanical game.