Mamadou Kebe is a 22-year-old French-Senegalese centre-forward playing for RC Grasse in National 2 (France's 4th tier) and currently the second-highest scorer in National 2 Group C with 12 goals. This assessment covers 6 matches — the largest match register in the current batch — and is protocol-compliant across all four balance criteria including three top-third matches (Nîmes Olympique, SC Toulon twice) and a losing context away at SC Toulon.
Kebe is a 22-year-old French-Senegalese right-footed striker born with dual nationality, currently playing for RC Grasse in National 2 (France's 4th tier). 12 goals this season makes him the second-highest scorer in National 2 Group C — that output context is essential for reading the SII scores below. SII_T 8.92 across 6 confirmed events is not a fluke of a single match — it is a systematic observation across different opposition levels and contexts. The M2 event description against Nîmes (top-third, recent Ligue 2 club): "explosive speed and touches the ball before the keeper unless a longer distance speed" scored 9.5/10 — this is elite pace performing at a meaningful opposition level. SII_A 8.5 across 4 events confirms the explosive burst that generates the top-speed opportunities.
The opening of M1 is worth noting. Goal at 00:45 — the fastest goal in the assessment series — is logged as OBI_S 9.5, meaning it was scored through space architecture (creating a dangerous position without direct pressure). By 15:50, Kebe had two goals and obtained a penalty kick, prompting the MCS note: "minute 17 and he already scored twice after obtaining a penalty kick". MCS scored 9/10 across both events. This is a player who starts fast and performs under opportunity.
The SOA flag is the critical counter-evidence. Both events describe the same pattern: pace or positioning creates a dangerous moment → first touch or first action fails to convert. Event at 33:14: "1v1 in the area — missed, then had a free teammate in position to shoot." Event at 1:33:12: "Good ghost run but can't control the ball." Two events is not a confirmed score. But two events trending the same direction is a signal. If a third watch session produces a third below-5 event, SOA 4.5 becomes the formal ceiling flag on this profile.
DMA 7.0 ✅ (confirmed, 3 events) shows consistent but not elite decision quality. The distribution: 6/10 + 6/10 + 9/10. The 9/10 was a good lifted cross. The two 6/10s were both failed passing attempts despite good intent. This is exactly the DMA profile you expect from a pace-dominant forward at 4th-tier level — good spatial awareness, imprecise execution.
Empire FGA Final Assessment
Elite Physical Asset — Technical Execution is the Ceiling. Kebe's SII is the best physical profile in this assessment batch by event count and score quality. His OBI_S shows he understands space. His MCS shows he performs in high-stakes moments. The SOA data — if confirmed negative at 3 events — reframes this as a raw pace asset requiring technical development before professional recommendation. Priority action: Complete SOA third pass immediately. Also complete CHR (zero events is unacceptable before any client recommendation), then CLM and OMS. Market value: €75–150K depending on SOA outcome. Technical development pathway recommended regardless.
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