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According to Opta statistics reported by Hupu on July 28, England defender John Stones achieved the highest pass completion rate (95.3%) in World Cup matches over the past 60 years (since 1966), with a minimum of 700 attempted passes. The list includes Marquinhos (95.2%), Witsel (94.7%), Laporte (93.8%), and Paredes (93.7%). Additionally, the article reports that Stones will join Inter Milan on a free transfer, based on the latest reports. The news is sourced from X and published on Hupu's international football section.
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According to Opta statistics, John Stones holds the highest pass success rate (95.3%) in World Cup matches over the past 60 years (since 1966), with a minimum of 700 attempted passes.
Top Five Pass Success Rates (World Cup, since 1966)
- John Stones: 95.3%
- Marquinhos: 95.2%
- Axel Witsel: 94.7%
- Aymeric Laporte: 93.8%
- Leandro Paredes: 93.7%
Transfer Update
According to the latest reports, Stones will join Inter Milan on a free transfer.
Source: X
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The combination of Basi, Stones, and Kanji is decent. The Serie A pace is more relaxed, so injuries will be much fewer. Liked (0) | Reply
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John Stones Sets World Cup Pass Success Record at 95.3%