Bundesliga

Harry Kane has the best goals per 90 minutes rate at 1.45, meaning they score roughly every 62 minutes on average.

Deniz Undav takes the most shots per 90 minutes (5.1), showing high involvement in attacking play.

David Raum has created 51 big chances this season, making them the competition's most effective chance creator.

For ball-carrying ability, Yan Diomande completes the most successful dribbles per 90 (4.2).

Note: Per 90 stats normalize performance across different playing times, allowing fair comparison between players who've played different minutes.

Jens Castrop leads in tackles per 90 (4.3), showing excellent ball-winning ability in defensive situations.

Nicolas Seiwald reads the game best with 2.5 interceptions per 90, cutting out opposition passes before they reach their target.

Ragnar Ache dominates in the air with 7.8 aerial duels won per 90, a key asset for set-piece defense.

Gregor Kobel has kept 8 clean sheets this season for Borussia Dortmund, demonstrating excellent shot-stopping and defensive organization.

Gregor Kobel has the best save percentage at 75.5%, meaning they stop that percentage of all shots faced.

Mio Backhaus makes 4.0 saves per 90 minutes, indicating high involvement in defensive situations.

Note: High saves per 90 can indicate either excellent shot-stopping or a defense that allows many shots. Context matters when evaluating goalkeeper performance.

Ermedin Demirović commits the most fouls per 90 (2.9). High fouls can indicate aggressive defending or a tactical fouling approach.

Christopher Trimmel has received 6 yellow cards this season, the most in the competition.

Paul Nebel leads with 2 red cards, resulting in match suspensions.