Matías Moreno

Key strength: Adaptability

Versatile player

In the white-hot pressure of a relegation battle, 22-year-old Argentine centre-back Matías Moreno is cutting his teeth at Levante UD. The Granotas sit 18th in the Segunda División table, staring into the abyss—but recent form offers a lifeline. Three wins in their last five matches (LWWWL) have reignited belief that survival is possible. Moreno has made 4 appearances this season, clocking 360 minutes as a defensive anchor. His aerial dominance—buoyed by 58 defending and 55 physical attributes—provides much-needed presence at the back. Yet there's a raw edge to his game: 8 yellow cards already this campaign signal a discipline concern for a young player still adapting to senior football. Despite Levante's struggles, Moreno's €6 million market value speaks to his potential. Playing alongside creative talents like Xavi Simons (63 rating) and Robert Navarro (55), he's learning his trade while fighting for the club's survival. With zero goals and assists, his contributions won't grab headlines—but in a scrap for survival, his development could prove decisive. For Levante, every point matters, and this Argentine prospect must mature quickly if they're to escape the drop.