Joining the attackers who saw improvements is Gabriel Martinelli, who is now rated 75 after a 74 rating last season, bumping him from a Silver-rated player (65-74 overall) to a Gold-rated player (75 and above).ĭefenders saw the largest across the board improvement, which makes sense after Arsenal featured the 3rd best defense in the Premier League. But the largest jump belongs to Emile Smith Rowe, who enjoyed a nine point jump from 69 to 77 after his breakout success in Arsenal’s midfield last season. Of the attacking players to make any positive movement, one the largest (and most deserved) is Bukayo Saka, who saw his rating jump from 77 to 80, which, speaking as both a FUT player and Arsenal fan, still feels relatively low, especially considering his performances for England in the Euros. He still remains Arsenal’s top rated player, which shows just how low Arsenal’s stock has fallen across the footballing community. Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, who was Arsenal’s top rated player last season with an 87 overall rating, has dropped 2 total points to 85. Following Arsenal’s worst domestic campaign in league history last season, ratings for most of last season’s top players have taken a hit. But for FUT fans, the most anticipated announcement is always the player ratings, followed immediately by the never-ending arguments over whether or not a player’s EA rating is accurate.Īrsenal’s official FIFA 22 ratings were released this week, and hoo boy, they are bleak.Īrsenal official fifa 22 ratings /1nP91RmCS7- Luka™️ September 13, 2021įor Arsenal fans who also happen to play FUT, you might want to skip this FIFA - or, at least, hold off on adding any Gunners to your squad. Nevertheless, the next edition is around the corner, which means the hype train is arriving at the station.Īs players are gearing up for EA’s 29th FIFA title to be released on October 1st, the lead up has had its usual pre-release rigmarole - new game modes, improved player animations, tweaks to gameplay, etc. At its worst, it’s an addictive gambling-adjacent money-making machine that incentivizes a predatory pay-to-win model. At its best, it’s a fun way to play manager and experiment with rosters, lineups, and tactics.
Of all of the modes available, none hold a candle to the popularity of FIFA’s Ultimate Team mode - FUT for the uninitiated - where players can build their dream team with players from the top clubs and compete against other players from around the globe. Europe’s domestic leagues are all well underway, but for millions of fans around the world, the season doesn’t truly begin until the latest iteration of EA Sports’ FIFA drops.
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