Nealy Cameron Martin

Nealy Cameron Martin is a central midfielder currently playing for Angel City in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL). At 28 years old, she brings a wealth of experience and tactical awareness to her role, primarily operating as a central defensive midfielder (CDM). As an American player, Martin represents the flourishing talent in the U.S. women's football scene. Although her current statistics reflect one game played, where she accumulated 103 minutes on the pitch, her defining characteristics remain her defensive acumen and playmaking abilities.

Martin’s game is characterized by her ability to control the tempo from a deep-lying midfield position. While she didn’t register any goals or assists in her recorded match, Martin excels in facilitating play from the back, evidenced by her progressive passing distance of 198.24 meters per game. Her attacking contributions are highlighted by an average of 1.98 shots per game and an expected goals (xG) per match of 0.05, underscoring her potential threat when pushing forward. As an "Anchor" player archetype, Martin's role centers around breaking up opposition play, although her current possession-adjusted statistics indicate room for improvement, with 3.66 challenges per game and a challenge success rate of 27%.

Complementing her defensive duties, Martin’s strength lies in her on-ball efficiency, with progressive carrying abilities reaching 25.1 meters per game, suggesting her capability to advance play through intricate dribbling. Assessed with a playmaker rank of 3.5, there is a strategic composure in her style that supports Angel City's midfield dynamics. With an estimated transfer value of €254K, Nealy Cameron Martin remains a crucial, albeit understated, component of her team's tactical setup, serving as a steady presence in central midfield positions where composure and efficient distribution are paramount.