Szobo's had a solid season, and I don’t think anyone could realistically argue otherwise, given the team's progress. Rather than developing into the De Bruyne-esque star he initially seemed destined to become, he has settled into more of a workhorse role; an important contributor who at times displays brilliant technique but it can also be frustratingly inconsistent combined with basic lapses of concentration in his general play. The sudden drop-off in his attacking game was surprising, but now with no recognised number nine in some recent Slots selections, his athleticism when driving forward could help boost his numbers in the short term.
If Slot can restore him to the levels he showed when he first arrived, he has the potential to thrive in a more traditional setup and become a true star. At 24 his best years should be ahead of him. I hope we need to use less obscure metrics to see his impact as he develops, and that his body can withstand the heavy and admirable demands he pushes it to every 3 days.