José Campaña is a Spanish footballer who plays in the humble team of Levante UD, a team that usually fights near the middle of the table. He has the level to be in a bigger club but for one reason or another, he still has not made the move. His ability as a player is proven with Sevilla being very interested in him in the past, and his call-up to the national team earlier this season.

Campaña even came close to joining Atlético Madrid at the start of the season, but Levante's asking price of €30 million meant that Atleti signed Geoffrey Kondogbia instead to replace Thomas Partey. Nevertheless, Campaña is a technically gifted player who reads the game brilliantly, and with the help of data from FBRef.com, we will take a look at his attributes and importance to Levante's system.

Position

The 27-year-old is a versatile player, which means that he can play more than one position in the field. Levante’s manager has taken advantage of this and incorporated it into his system. When defending, Levante use a compact 4-4-2 and here, Campaña plays as a winger, as seen below. No matter what flank he is playing in, his job is to close the middle and to force the opposition wide so that he can press the full-back.