I’ve been meaning to dig into some player stats lately, and today I finally got around to it. The player I picked? Karol Świderski. I’ve seen his name pop up here and there, but I never really looked into his performance details. So, I thought, why not make it today’s little project?
First things first, I needed to gather some basic info. Who is this guy? Where’s he from? What’s his position on the field? I started with a simple search. Typed “Karol Świderski” into the search bar and hit enter. The usual suspects came up—Wikipedia, some sports news sites, and a few dedicated football statistics pages.
From what I gathered, Karol is a Polish footballer, born on January 23, 1997, in Rawicz, Poland. He’s an attacker, which got me more interested. Attackers usually have some interesting stats, right? I jotted down his height (184 cm) and weight (77 kg) too, just for a complete picture.
Next, I wanted to see his career trajectory. Which teams has he played for? How’s he been performing over the years? This part took a bit more digging. I hopped between a couple of different stats websites to cross-reference the information. Karol has played for teams like Jagiellonia and PAOK FC. He’s also played for Poland’s national team, which is pretty cool.
Now, for the juicy part—the numbers. I was curious about his goals, assists, maybe even things like pass completion rates. I found a detailed breakdown on one of the websites. It had everything organized by season and competition. It turns out, in his career so far, Karol has played a total of 388 matches and scored 100 goals. Not bad at all!
Diving into Match Logs
After getting a good overview, I decided to look into his match logs. This is where you can see how he performed in each game—minutes played, goals, assists, yellow cards, and so on. I picked a few recent matches to focus on. Going through the match logs gave me a better sense of his consistency and how he contributes to his team’s performance. It’s one thing to see the overall numbers, but seeing the game-by-game breakdown gives you a whole different perspective.
Comparing Domestic and International Stats
One thing I thought would be interesting was to compare his performance in domestic leagues versus international competitions. Does he perform differently when playing for his club versus his country? I spent some time organizing the data to see if there were any noticeable differences. It’s fascinating how players can sometimes have different impacts depending on the context of the competition.
Exploring Other Metrics
Besides goals and assists, I also looked at some other metrics. For example, I checked out his pass completion rates and even his top speed in some matches, thanks to the data from some European competition. It’s amazing how much data is available these days. You can really get into the nitty-gritty of a player’s performance if you want to.
So, that was my little adventure into Karol Świderski’s stats for today. It was a fun way to spend my day. Sometimes, it’s just cool to take a deep dive into something you’re curious about, even if it’s just football stats. It’s like a mini research project, and you always end up learning something new. I might do this for other players in the future. Any recommendations on who I should look into next time?
