Manchester City · England
FOOTBALL MANAGER 26 · PLAYER COMPARISON
Compare broad role fit, playing style and development outlook. Exact in-game attributes are not reproduced.
Manchester City · England
RB Leipzig · Hungary
CURRENT READINESS
Willi Orban sits in the stronger broad current-level band, while the other profile may still offer a different role or development pathway.
DEVELOPMENT OUTLOOK
Their development outlook is in the same qualitative band, with John Stones the younger option at the FM26 launch snapshot.
QUALITATIVE COMPARISON
| Category | John Stones | Willi Orban |
|---|---|---|
| Position | CB | CB |
| FM26 launch age | 31 | 33 |
| Club | Manchester City | RB Leipzig |
| Country | England | Hungary |
| Role profile | Defender | Defender |
| Playing style | Tracks central movement, protects the channel and looks to turn a regain into controlled possession instead of an immediate clearance. | Tracks central movement, protects the channel and looks to turn a regain into controlled possession instead of an immediate clearance. |
| Technical band | Good | Very good |
| Physical band | Very good | Very good |
| Mental band | Very good | Very good |
| Current level | Good | Very good |
| Potential | Very good | Very good |
| Suggested FM26 role | Central Defender · Defend | Central Defender · Defend |
| Primary system | Compact block / controlled risk | Compact block / controlled risk |
CHOOSE FOR THIS ROLE
Use as a Central Defender on defend in a back four or the central stopper in a back three. Keep midfield distances compact and let a more progressive partner assume greater build-up risk.
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Use as a Central Defender on defend in a back four or the central stopper in a back three. Keep midfield distances compact and let a more progressive partner assume greater build-up risk.
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FM26 COMPARISON FAQ
There is no universal winner. Compare their role profile, current readiness, development outlook and fit with your tactical structure before choosing.
No. SquadCompass uses original qualitative bands and editorial role analysis rather than reproducing exact in-game attributes.