Julie Gartmann

Julie Gartmann is a forward for Aarau in the Swiss Women's Super League, standing out as a promising talent at just 20 years old. With a current tally of 13 appearances this season, she has played a total of 597 minutes, indicating her growing role within the team. As a forward, her main challenge is to seize scoring opportunities, and statistically, she finds the net at a rate of 0.16 goals per game. Although her goal-scoring numbers may seem modest, her expected goals (xG) rate of 0.23 per game suggests that she is frequently positioned in promising situations to score, a valuable trait for any forward. Her shooting frequency stands at 1.63 shots per game, which underscores her readiness to attempt goal-scoring opportunities.

Despite not making any assists so far this season, Gartmann is not just a scorer but also plays a significant role in linking play. Her progressive passing distance averages 90.86 per game, demonstrating her ability to advance the ball forward effectively. Additionally, she impresses with her constructive off-ball efforts, boasting 5.42 interceptions and 7.72 challenges per game, both adjusted for possession. With a challenge success rate at 50%, she exemplifies what it means to be a forward who can effectively disrupt opposition plays. Ranking third on the playmaker scale, Gartmann's intrinsic value is recognized further with an estimated transfer value of €82K. As a target player archetype, she is steadily making a name for herself, displaying both the physical presence and tactical awareness that is crucial for a modern-day forward.