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Player Grades

Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha - What do they bring to Manchester United?

Alex Taylor dives into our 2024/25 Premier League dataset to see which qualities Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha bring to Manchester United
Alex Taylor
August 1, 2025
Physical Metrics

Viktor Gyökeres - How does he compare physically to Premier League strikers?

We compare Viktor Gyökeres' physical metrics to the Premier League benchmark among CF's in the 2024/25 season
Harry Pritchard
July 28, 2025
Announcements

Birmingham City F.C. Partners with Gradient Sports

We’re proud to share that Gradient has partnered with Birmingham City Football Club and the Club’s analytics arm, Real Analytics to provide them with physical and broadcast tracking data
Gradient Sports
July 24, 2025
Case Studies

Combining Gradient Sports Player Grades with Pass Clusters

By grouping passes based on their spatial characteristics and evaluating execution quality, we reveal not only how teams pass—but how well they do it.
Mehmet Erden
July 8, 2025
Announcements

Open Letter from the CEO: PFF FC rebrands to Gradient Sports

CEO Nate Gerstle discusses the process of the rebrand from PFF FC to Gradient Sports
Gradient Sports
June 29, 2025
Player Grades

Five Defensive Data Points You Need to Know from the 2024/25 Premier League

We use Gradient Sports Grades and Metrics to highlight 5 out of possession data points from the 2024/25 Premier League season
Gradient Sports
May 23, 2025
Products

Introducing The Updated Epitome Platform: The New Standard for Football Physical Metrics

Gradient's new Epitome platform sets a new benchmark in football physical metrics. With coverage of 50 top competitions
Gradient Sports
May 12, 2025
Player Grades

The Rise of Morgan Rogers - Unai Emery’s Main Man

We dive into Gradient Sports player grades and metrics to analyse the performance of Morgan Rogers
Gradient Sports
April 9, 2025
Physical Metrics

MLS intensity - how does it compare to Europe’s Big Five leagues?

Major League Soccer (MLS) has long been considered a developing league, but recent physical data suggests that its intensity is rapidly increasing.
Harry Pritchard
March 11, 2025
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