Alfons Amade

Alfons Amade has been used regularly rather than decisively for Dunfermline Athletic in the 2025-2026 Championship, making 28 league appearances with 17 starts and 11 outings from the bench. From centre midfield, the return is functional rather than expansive – no goals, three yellow cards and no red cards – suggesting a squad role built around minutes, cover and structure rather than final-third output.

The available rating data is too thin to draw a strong form trend, with Amade listed at a 6.12 average and the same 6.12 mark as both his highest and lowest rating. Taken at face value, that indicates a steady but unspectacular level, though the identical range makes consistency hard to assess with confidence.

Amade’s career path has been broad rather than settled. Developed through 1899 Hoffenheim, he later took in a loan at Eintracht Braunschweig, a move to Oostende, a spell with Septemvri Sofia and now Dunfermline Athletic. That trajectory points to a player who has moved across markets and levels without establishing one long-term peak spell, with his current position in the Scottish Championship looking like a reset phase at 26.

The transfer record is low-cost and pragmatic. Amade moved from Hoffenheim to Oostende for an undisclosed fee in 2021, but his two most recent moves – Oostende to Septemvri Sofia and Septemvri Sofia to Dunfermline Athletic – were free transfers. That pattern suggests a player whose market has softened since his Hoffenheim development years, with Dunfermline picking him up without a fee as an experienced midfield option.