@M0ntagu3 For sources on EFL websites:

Replace the segment "?preset=square", or any other variant like "?preset=header" with "?anchorpoint=top" to get the largest portion of the top of the image, "?anchorpoint=middle" for the centre portion and "?anchorpoint=bottom" for the bottom portion. These can be combined to make a larger image than the one provided on each player profile.

https://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/api/image/cropandgreyscale/b589b636-1a2d-4d2b-bd65-590a77b58a89/?preset=square&greyscale=false

Once you've gotten the “anchorpoint=top” with “anchorpoint=middle” images like mentioned above, you can combine them in an image editor such as Photoshop or Photopea. Make a 1360*1000px sized canvas, and then align the top image to the top of the canvas, and the middle image to the bottom.

Additionally, if the images are pixellated/blurry (some clubs don't upload full-size versions and their system will automatically upscale them), you can replace “?preset=square” with “?preset=player” for a medium-sized version that should at least be large enough for a 180px cutout.