
ratings updated 24 Aug 2026
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Full career & schedule →Domestic-league season · San Martin Tucuman.
Scout report
D. Sand is a 38-year-old goalkeeper at San Martin Tucuman, enjoying a standout season — 0 goals and 0 assists in 16 appearances, a Season grade of 37, top 28% of Primera Nacional goalkeepers. On long-term scout potential he's rated 9.4, ranking 335th of 384 in the Primera Nacional. A seasoned veteran, he has been a regular starter (63.6% of available minutes). Below: strengths, watch-points, market-value outlook and the latest transfer news on Sand.
Judged on this season alone, Sand graded 37 — a strong campaign that ranks top 29% of the 32 goalkeepers in the Primera Nacional, on 7 clean sheets across 16 appearances.
We hold a single season for Sand, so there's no year-on-year comparison to draw yet — the read above is this campaign only.
On long-term talent our Rating reads 9, 25th of 32 of the 32 goalkeepers in the Primera Nacional. At 38 Sand is into the veteran stage, where the age curve weighs on the projection, and a market index of 0.7 reflects that trajectory.
Output in context · San Martin Tucuman finished 9th of 18 · a mid-table side
7 clean sheets in 16 appearances (44% of games).
Strengths
- Availability. On the pitch for 63.6% of available minutes — a dependable presence in the XI.
Watch points
- Age curve. At 38, both level and resale value are on the downslope.
- Level. Rates below a nailed-on top-tier starter on our model.
Outlook
With a Rating of 9.4, Sand carries the 25th-highest potential of the goalkeepers in the Primera Nacional of 32. A a regular starter keeper carrying the gloves this season. Veteran phase — a short-term, lower-fee proposition as both level and value decline (0.5× and falling).
Generated from Field Insider's rating model · AI-written analysis to follow.
Season statistics
Bars = where he ranks among goalkeepers in the Primera Nacional with 600+ minutes this season.
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