MLS Player Performance Stats and Match Ratings Analysis

Japhet Sery recorded a total match rating average that stood at 3.52 across Major League Soccer fixtures during the 2025/26 season, Fussballdaten reported. That figure sits above the league average baseline of 0.98 established for the same statistical category in the data published by Fussballdaten.

Individual Match Ratings Across The Season

Sery’s performance grades varied across individual matchdays throughout the 2025/26 Major League Soccer campaign. Fussballdaten tracked ratings starting on 22 February during a 1-0 victory against DC United, where Sery earned a 1.0 rating.

Subsequent fixtures yielded ratings of 3.40 on 1 March against New York City, 4.40 on 8 March against San Jose, 3.50 on 5 April at Charlotte FC, 4.81 on 11 April at Montreal, and 2.41 on 19 April against DC United. Further evaluations included 3.82 on 23 April at Toronto FC, 4.42 on 26 April at Columbus, 3.42 on 23 July against New York, and 4.52 on 27 September against Orlando City, as detailed by Fussballdaten.

Statistical Comparison With League Baselines

Fussballdaten contrasted Sery’s output against established league averages across multiple tracked metrics. The player’s overall rating index reached 3.52 against a league benchmark of 0.98, while specific match statistics tracked alongside these evaluations.

The data encompasses specific fixtures from the opening match on 22 February through subsequent encounters against Atlanta United on 14 March, Nashville SC on 3 May, San Diego on 14 September, and Chicago Fire on 15 October. Fussballdaten outlined these metrics without attributing specific goal or assist totals beyond the indexed ratings.

Rating Thresholds And Performance Categorization

Fussballdaten categorizes player evaluations through defined thresholds where ratings at or below 2.5 sit above the league average. Scores ranging from 2.6 to 4.0 fall into an intermediate bracket, while marks of 4.1 and higher drop below the league average standard.

Several of Sery’s appearances crossed into the higher numerical brackets, including the 4.40 mark against San Jose, the 4.81 figure at Montreal, the 4.42 rating at Columbus, and the 4.52 score against Orlando City. Conversely, figures such as the 1.0 mark against DC United on 22 February and the 2.41 rating against the same opponent on 19 April remained under the 2.5 threshold.