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Shoya Nakajima vs Romano Schmid

Per-90 stats comparison · Rising Transfers DNA Analysis · 2025/26 season

Data Verdict

Romano Schmid commands a higher market value (€17.0M vs €12.0M). Shoya Nakajima leads in goals / 90 and shots / 90. Romano Schmid is stronger in assists / 90 and tackles won / 90. The two players are closely matched across most statistical dimensions.

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Player A

Shoya Nakajima

Midfielder
Japan
€12.0M
31 years old
Elite Playmaker
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Player B

Romano Schmid

Midfielder
Austria
€17.0M
26 years old
Creator
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Playing Style Profiles

Shoya Nakajima

Nakajima is the kind of midfielder who makes the final third feel smaller—a creative disruptor whose 3.25 key passes per 90 places him in the J-League's top 5% for chance creation, a figure that dwarfs the average playmaker in this division. His 6.84 passes into the final third per 90 sits in the top 10%, and he complements that with genuine goal threat, converting at a rate that outpaces four-fifths of his positional peers.

Romano Schmid

A Creator. Statistically, he stands out as an elite creator (2.4 key passes/90), a prolific assist provider (0.46 assists/90), creates high-quality scoring opportunities (0.65 big chances/90), heavily involved in play (68 touches/90), active off the ball (2.2 press score/90), contributing to defensive transitions and top 10% creator in the league.

Per-90 Statistics Comparison

MetricShoya NakajimaRomano SchmidEdge
Goals / 900.170.08Shoya
Assists / 900.340.40Romano
Shots / 902.741.58Shoya
Key passes / 903.252.69Shoya
Passes (final 3rd) / 906.845.50Shoya
Tackles won / 900.340.90Romano
Interceptions / 900.000.40Romano
Press intensity / 901.322.19Romano
Pass accuracy %77.8077.30Shoya

All statistics per 90 minutes · 2025/26 season · FULL quality DNA data only

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the better player — Shoya Nakajima or Romano Schmid?

Romano Schmid commands a higher market value (€17.0M vs €12.0M). Shoya Nakajima leads in goals / 90 and shots / 90. Romano Schmid is stronger in assists / 90 and tackles won / 90. The two players are closely matched across most statistical dimensions.

How is this comparison calculated?

Rising Transfers compares players using per-90 statistics normalised for playing time, combined with DNA playing style vectors built from 47 performance dimensions. This ensures fair comparison regardless of team, league, or playing time. Learn more about our comparison methodology →

What are their market values?

Shoya Nakajima has a market value of €12.0M, while Romano Schmid is valued at €17.0M.

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