
Key strength: Cutting inside
Inside forward
At 30 years old, Gabonese winger Jim Allevinah provides valuable experience to an Angers SCO side sitting 9th in the table with ambitions of pushing higher. Operating primarily as an inside forward who loves cutting inside onto his stronger foot, Allevinah has made 8 appearances this season—contributing 1 goal despite limited minutes totaling just 218 on the pitch. While squadmates like Prosper Peter and Himad Abdelli grab headlines with their attacking contributions, Allevinah's role has been more subtle: a dependable option off the bench who understands when to make decisive runs. His €1.2 million valuation reflects his status as a solid, experienced squad player rather than a starter, but his goal-scoring rate of one every 218 minutes suggests efficiency when called upon. In a team blending youth with experience, Allevinah's presence offers tactical flexibility—able to stretch defenses wide or drift inside to create overloads. As Angers push for a top-half finish, his veteran composure in crucial moments could prove the difference in tight contests.