Evelyn Sofía Domínguez Acuña, a rising star in women's football, currently showcases her skills as a central attacking midfielder (CAM) for Basel in the Swiss Women's Super League (WSL). At just 21 years of age, the Argentine playmaker has quickly made a name for herself with her technical prowess and dynamic playing style. Domínguez Acuña has appeared in 14 games this season, accumulating 878 minutes on the pitch. Known for her ability to create opportunities, she has a goal-per-game rate of 0.22, illustrating her knack for finding the back of the net. Although her current assist numbers remain at zero, her overall playmaking ability and vision are reflected in her high playmaker rank of 3.5.
Domínguez Acuña is not only adept at offensive play but also demonstrates impressive defensive contributions. With a possession-adjusted rate of 16.29 interceptions per game and 11.78 challenges per game, she plays a crucial role in disrupting the opposition's play. Her challenge success rate stands at 46%, marking her as a formidable presence in midfield. Despite her modest expected goals (xG) per game of 0.12, she attempts an average of 2.1 shots per game, consistently putting pressure on opposing defenses. Her progressive carrying and passing distances of 133.57 and 234.9 per game, respectively, emphasize her ability to drive the game forward and act as a conduit between defense and attack. Standing with an estimated transfer value of €123K, Domínguez Acuña continues to establish herself as a valuable asset to her team and a player to watch in the future.