EA Sports has unveiled the official stats of the TOP 100 (From position 30 to 21) of FIFA 19 and the FIFA 19 Ultimate Team ™ mode.
The ratings of FIFA 19 indicate the best players in the game, based on their football performance of the past year.
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FC Barcelona – 30 Coutinho
The Brazilian winger nicknamed “The Magician” during his time at Liverpool is thriving in his role at Barcelona, where his 91 Dribbling constantly mystifies and overwhelms defenders. He often drifts from his outside role, whether it’s to utilize his silky 86 Passing rating to set a teammate up or go directly to goal and shoot with confidence thanks to his 81 Shooting rating.
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Tottenham Hotspur – 29 Hugo Lloris
The French goalkeeper has many assets that make him an elite player, but he’s probably best known for his lightning-quick 92 Reflexes that come in handy when facing penalty kicks, point-blank headers, and more. Lloris can also get anywhere between the posts in a flash to make an acrobatic save, thanks to an 88 Diving rating.
Real Madrid – 28 Marcelo
Possibly the most skillful and technically-gifted fullback in the current game, Marcelo approaches his command of the left flank the only way a Brazilian can—with style. His 90 Dribbling rating is better than all but the top attackers, making him more than suited to getting forward and creating chances. But he’s no slouch as a defender, either, using 81 Defending and 82 Physical ratings to stifle opposing wingers with ease.
Liverpool – 27 Mohamed Salah
The Egyptian winger had a sensational, record-breaking debut season with the Merseyside club, and it’s a safe bet that he’ll continue to impress in year two. As the song his fans sing for him goes, Salah is often seen “running down the wing” with his 92 Pace and 89 Dribbling ratings, leaving a trail of disappointed defenders along the way. He plays well with teammates, but Salah’s goal tally last season is proof that he is just as dangerous when going for goal utilizing his 84 Shooting rating.
Real Madrid – 26 Isco
A breakout star for Real Madrid in recent seasons, the Spanish playmaker is able to move around midfield—but his comfort level rises when given the opportunity to use his 92 Dribbling ability. Isco reads and anticipates opponents well from his position, and is always looking for creative ways to get the ball to teammates with his 85 Passing.
FC Barcelona – 25 Marc-André ter Stegen
Germany shot-stopper Ter Stegen is a very complete goalkeeper who excels in nearly every required trait; he uses height to his advantage, where his 87 Diving rating comes in handy, and his 90 Reflexes let him cover dangerous point-blank chances. Ter Stegen stands out amongst his peers, however, thanks to his distribution. An 88 Kicking rating makes his goal kicks and powerful and accurate, while 85 Handling keeps him composed when initiating counterattacks after a save.
Manchester City – 24 David Silva
Another midfield virtuoso, Silva’s career is decorated and impressive, and he’s not done yet. Often moved around in midfield to get the best out of his myriad talents, the Spaniard is a pure playmaker no matter where he ends up on the pitch. He pulls the strings and marshals his troops with intelligent, technical 91 Dribbling abilities and pinpoint 87 Passing that opponents are rarely able to contain.
Bayern Munich – 23 Mats Hummels
The strong, tall German center back is another world-class example of the ideal modern defender; technical and composed on the ball, he doesn’t sacrifice even a sliver of his defensive responsibilities. Hummels has a 90 Defending rating, which reflects his powerful tackling, aerial dominance, and ability to read the game from the back. If necessary, he can play the ball out of the back and start attacks, using 76 Passing and 73 Dribbling abilities—high marks among even the cream of the center back crop.
Paris Saint-Germain – 22 Edinson Cavani
The formidable Uruguayan forward is among the finest on his own, but he has formed powerful partnerships for both club and country that make him even better. Cavani’s 80 Dribbling lets him get into dangerous positions and shake defenders, while his 87 Shooting shows how brilliant he is when presented with an opportunity to score—because he rarely misses those chances.
Juventus – 21 Paulo Dybala
Absolutely exploding last season for Juventus, Dybala played his way into being a household name in world football. In fact, the Argentine is so well-rounded that it’s hard to pin him down in a single role. His 85 Pace is suited for running onto a teammate’s through ball, and his 85 Shooting ability is good enough that he’s occasionally deployed as a forward. Regardless of position, Dybala is a superlative playmaker able to create incredible chances and goals from nothing, using 91 Dribbling and 84 Passing ratings.
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