
| 2013 Pro Soccer Combine – Men's Player Profile |
| Eros Olazabal |
| Player Profile |
| Positions Played | Forward |
| Height | 5' 6" |
| Weight | 155 lbs. |
| Nationality/Passport | Canada Passport, US F1 Student Visa |
| Birthdate / Birthplace | August 15, 1991 / Canada |
| School/Last Season of Eligibility | Manhattanville College / 2012 |
| Last Professional Team | N/A |
| Combine Coach | John Pascarella, Sporting KC (MLS) |
| Scouting Report |
| Technical (1 - 5: 5=strongest) |
| Category | Score | Comments |
| Dribbling | 2 | Needs to work on turning his technical skills into skills that can be applied at a higher overall speed. |
| Passing | 2.5 |
| 1st Touch | 2.5 |
| Crossing | 2.5 |
| Finishing | 2 |
| Heading | 2 |
| Tactical (1 - 5: 5=strongest) |
| Category | Score | Comments |
| Decision Making | 3.5 | Decent soccer brain in attack and defense. Will drop into MF to link when playing out. |
| Communication | 2 | Needs to talk more. |
| Executes Under Pressure | 2.5 |
| Movement Off Ball | 3.5 | Closes down passing lanes well in defense although he needs to increase his range from side to side. |
| Small-Sided Game | 2.5 |
| Full-Field Game | 2.5 |
| Physical Ability (1 - 5: 5=strongest) |
| Category | Score | Comments |
| Strength | 2.5 |
| Speed | 2 |
| Quickness | 2 |
| Endurance | 3 | He is small and lacks pace/power but works extremely hard at all times |
| Agility | 2.5 |
| Combine Coach's Overall Comments |
| Eros is a smart soccer player but has some physical limitations. He needs to increase his speed of play and overall speed/quickness. Has a chance in the right environment dues to his soccer intellect. |
| Collegiate Soccer Career |
| Head Coach: Gregg Miller Notes: 2012: All-Freedom Conference first team for the second consecutive season … finished the season tied for the team lead in goals with seven and points with 15 … was the team leader in terms of shots with 63 … started in 17 games of the 18 he played in during his final season with the team … picked up his first goal of the season against Swarthmore in the Garnet Classic (9/2) … scored three goals including a penalty kick goal against Old Westbury in the home opener (9/5) … had multi-shot games in the next five contests including four against Vassar (9/12) … had five shots in back-to-back contests against King’s (9/29) and nationally ranked Rutgers-Camden (10/3) … scored his fifth goal of the season against DeSales (10/17) … had a season-high nine shots and scored once against Wilkes during the next contest (10/20) … picked up his only assist of the season against Misericordia in the Freedom Conference regular season finale (10/27) … scored the lone goal in the team’s semifinal matchup against FDU-Florham (11/2). 2011: Named the program's first All-American with his spot on the D3soccer.com All-America second team to go with NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region third team honors and All-Freedom Conference first team laurels … re-wrote the record book at Manhattanville, recording 26 goals (including seven game-winners) and 57 points … finished tied for first in all of Division III in goals per game, second in goals, third in points per game and fourth in total points |
| Professional / Semi-Pro / Club Soccer Career |
| N/A |
| Injury and Medical Information |
| TBA |
| Contact Information |
| Email: soccer@infosportinc.com |
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