FIFA 19: Overall and Stats TOP 100 ( 40 – 31 ) of the Ultimate Team mode

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EA Sports has unveiled the official stats of the TOP 100 (From position 40 to 31) of FIFA 19 and the FIFA 19 Ultimate Team โ„ข 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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Football is nice because it lends itself to various interpretations and the ranking with the best 100 players is no exception! The complete list, which we will update in real time, is available at the following link.

Napoli โ€“ 40 Lorenzo Insigne

The speedy Italian winger is yet another Napoli star whose stock has risen with his clubโ€™s in recent seasons, and for good reason. In addition to his excellent 90 Pace rating, Insigne is tricky and technical with the ball at his feet thanks to a 91 Dribbling rating, and always good for a pass or cross thanks to a solid 84 Passing rating.

Inter โ€“ 39 Samir Handanoviฤ

The Inter Milan shot-stopper has improved steadily over the years, as evidenced by his stellar ratings in most goalkeeping categories. Handanoviฤ is composed with the ball at his feet or in his hands (86 Handling), able to get to even the craziest of shots (87 Diving, 89 Positioning), and capable of ridiculous reflex saves (89 Reflexes) when called upon.
Milan โ€“ 38 Gonzalo Higuaรญn
Few forwards can say they have excelled at so many of the worldโ€™s top tier clubs, but Higuaรญn is almost certainly one of them. Now with AC Milan, the Argentine striker still has elite finishing ability, as shown by his 87 Shooting rating, and can hold the ball and show off technique with an 83 Dribbling.
Real Madrid โ€“ 37 Casemiro
Long-term success at the top requires more than strikers and creative midfieldersโ€”it also needs a defensive backbone that reaches into midfield. Brazilian defensive maestro Casemiro has taken up that mantle at Real Madrid supremely well, and itโ€™s likely that heโ€™ll help them add more to the trophy case. His 87 Defending and 88 Physical ratings make him perfect for breaking up attacks, protecting the defense, and everything else required of the role.
Bayern Munich โ€“ 36 James Rodrรญguez
Colombian midfield magician Rodriguez impresses year after year, no matter where he happens to be playing. Now helping pull the strings for Bayern Munich, Rodriguez has an astounding 88 Passing rating that combines well with his 86 Dribbling rating to turn him into an assist-creating machine for the talented forwards around him. But he doesnโ€™t stop there; his 86 Shooting rating is almost as impressive, and he often shows it off when he gets an opening and rips it towards goal.
Paris Saint-Germain โ€“ 35 Gianluigi Buffon
After nearly two decades with Juventus, Italian goalkeeping legend Buffon made headlines with his move to Paris Saint-Germain ahead of this season. Buffon barely shows signs of wear and tear, still able to compete (and stop) the best in the world. His 87 Handling and 90 Positioning ratings are an obvious result of his vast experience in the game, but itโ€™s his 88 Diving rating that demonstrates how talented Buffon is.
Tottenham Hotspur โ€“ 34 Christian Eriksen
Tottenham Hotspurโ€™s creative genius is the type of player that always surprises and delights; when you think heโ€™s run out of ideas, he pings a pass in at an impossible angle or scores a free kick that few players would even attempt. Eriksen conducts from midfield with his 86 Dribbling and 89 Passing ratings, and occasionally steps into the spotlight himself thanks to an 82 Shooting rating.
Manchester United โ€“ 33 Paul Pogba
Yet another of Franceโ€™s world champions from this summer, Pogba left Russia as one of the most impressive players from throughout the tournament. He dominates midfield for club and country using a combination of creativity (86 Passing, 85 Dribbling) and brute force (87 Physical) that is rarely seen in the modern midfielder. But he doesnโ€™t have to choose between brute force and technical wizardry, because he has an ample amount of both to work with.
FC Barcelona โ€“ 32 Sergio Busquets
Spanish defensive midfielder Busquets remains the epitome of the defensive midfielder, and holds a valued starting role protecting Barcelonaโ€™s back line. With a combination of 85 Defending and 80 Physical ratings, Busquets dutifully cleans up opposing attacks, distributes the ball to his teammates, and fiercely tackles the ball away from anyone who tries to get close to his goal.
Real Madrid โ€“ 31 Gareth Bale

Welsh winger Bale continues to thrive on the right side for Real Madrid, occasionally playing a more central role depending on who else is on the pitch. His 95 Pace is up there with the fleetest-of-foot in world football, but it only works so well for Bale because itโ€™s combined with 85 Dribbling, 88 Shooting, and 84 Passing ratings. Whether he cuts inside to shoot, opens up space with a defence-splitting pass, or takes one of his famous swerving free kicks, Bale regularly devastates opponents in a variety of ways.

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