Quiñones' profile — SOA 9.0, MCS 9.0, OBI_S ghost runs — maps cleanly to the Cruyff ghost-run wide forward: a winger whose primary creativity comes not from dribbling at defenders but from arriving in dangerous positions before defenders realise the threat. The no-touch body feint (CRK 10/10, M7) and the Calcaterra feint (M3) describe a player who reads spatial awareness in defenders and exploits it through movement rather than contact. Klopp's pressing winger (MCS + OMS evidence) is the secondary fit — high energy, press-trigger, transition involvement.

Jarrinson Yuber Quiñones Guerrero is a 23-year-old Colombian left winger at Deportivo Pereira, born in Tumaco (Nariño, Pacific Coast). He holds a permanent contract until June 2028, signed after a loan spell from Millonarios. Market value €450–500K. Agent: Juan Carlos Torres. The 7-match register covers the 2025–26 season with 3 top-third opponents (Cali, Santa Fe, Tolima), 5 away matches, and 4 losing contexts. FBref confirms 3 goals and 1 assist in 12 Liga appearances (870 min) for the 2026 Apertura.

SOA 9.0 ✅ (7 events, all positive, peak 10/10 at M1 23:13) is the anchor metric of this card. Seven events across 4 different matches with an average of 9.0 describes consistent elite first-touch quality and rapid action execution. The 10/10 event at M1 23:13 is the series peak for confirmed SOA. The M2 11:23 event (9/10 — "body feint who let the opponent on the ground") and M7 32:26 (9/10 — "1v1 attacking successful") confirm the SOA quality holds across different match contexts and opposition tiers. SOA 9.0 with this event volume is the most statistically reliable metric in the card and describes his primary technical tool: speed of thought → speed of action → opponent beaten.

MCS 9.0 ✅ (4 events) — the cognitive-competitive dimension. M2 39:17: "Good body play, ball shielding and distribution" (9/10) — maintaining possession under physical pressure and distributing intelligently. M2 89:41 (9/10) — late-match competitive intensity maintained. M3 2:51 (9/10) — the goal event: reading Calcaterra's spatial error, body feint to exploit it, ghost run to score. M3 59:34 (9/10) — "starts a counter-attack in front of 3 defenders, good ball carries and obtains a foul." Four separate high-pressure situations, four 9/10 responses. MCS 9.0 confirms he maintains performance under competitive pressure consistently — the direct opposite of what the CHR events describe.

DMA 8.2 ✅ (9 events) — most event-rich metric but widest distribution (range: 4 to 10). The 10/10 event at M2 27:53 — "unexpected key pass successful" — is the creative ceiling. "Unexpected" in the event description matters: a key pass that the analyst did not anticipate is one that the opposition also didn't anticipate. That describes the core of creative decision-making. The 4/10 event at M3 00:51 ("crossing for nobody — lack of concentration") and 5/10 at M7 50:02 ("non-accurate cross without pressure") reveal the distribution gap: when the moment doesn't demand his best, he doesn't always provide it. The same nonchalance visible in CHR appears in the DMA floor events.

OBI_S 8.25 ✅ (5 events) — ghost run architecture confirmed. Events span M1 50:32, M3 2:51 (the goal), M3 13:14, M3 63:51, and M7 38:50. The M3 cluster (three OBI_S events in the same match) describes a player who generated multiple spatial threats through movement in a single 90 minutes. The 2:51 event is the OBI_S highlight: a vertical ghost run past the keeper to score, triggered by reading the keeper's poor positioning. For a winger, OBI_S describes the quality that cannot be coached from outside — spatial reading that creates danger before the ball arrives.

CRK 8.5 ✅ (9 events, two at 10/10) — the most analytically significant score change from the updated file, and the strongest CRK profile in the series. Two separate 10/10 events: M5 54:10 (35m free kick, top corner of Andrés Mosquera's goal — "¡Que Golazo!") and M7 39:42 (no-touch body feint past Dylan Lozano). No other player in the 17-card ESN series has two confirmed CRK maximums. The M5 free kick is executed against T1 opposition, away, in a draw context — not a consolation goal against mid-table opposition. The overall CRK distribution (7, 7, 8, 6.5, 9.5, 10, 9.5, 10, 9) has a floor of 6.5 and a ceiling that appears twice. CRK 8.5 is not creative inconsistency — it is a creative profile with genuine elite moments.

CHR: 2 events, both 4/10, zero positive events — the confirmed character gap. M5 00:27: "Seems rejected the contact and loses the ball." M7 70:01: "Good dribbling ability but he's too nonchalant and lost the ball." The use of "nonchalant" in the event description is notable — it appears explicitly, not inferred. Two separate matches, two separate timestamps, the same observed behaviour. The MCS 9.0 shows he can compete intensely when the stakes are perceived as high (M3 counter-attack vs 3 defenders). The CHR 4/10 shows he sometimes disengages when contact is available. The gap between MCS 9 and CHR 4 in the same file is the primary character development tension: he has the mental competence but not always the competitive character to apply it consistently.