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Top Player at Each Premier League Club According to EA FC 27 Ratings

The newest edition of EA FC 27 is nearly here, offering fans a fresh look at player ratings across the Premier League. These numbers often spark debate and frustration among supporters and even players themselves.

This is the fourth release since the game dropped the FIFA name, and as usual, some rankings have stirred controversy.

Arsenal – Gabriel (89)

Gabriel leads Arsenal with an 89 rating, reflecting the defensive strength of Mikel Arteta’s squad. Declan Rice, David Raya, and William Saliba follow closely at 88. Bukayo Saka has slipped slightly to 87 from a joint top position last year.

Aston Villa – Boubacar Kamara (84)

Since Emiliano Martinez moved to Chelsea, his replacement Zito Sukua holds a modest 76 rating. That leaves Boubacar Kamara as Villa’s highest-rated player at 84.

Bournemouth – Alex Scott (81)

Alex Scott remains Bournemouth’s key player with an 81 rating, while Eli Junior Kroupi impresses with an 80 after a strong debut season.

Brentford – Igor Thiago (82)

Igor Thiago tops Brentford following 22 league goals last season, rated 82. Amadou Sangare and Michael Kayode both hold an 81 rating.

Brighton – Bart Verbruggen, Luka Vuskovic and Kaoru Mitoma (81)

Brighton’s best players—Verbruggen, Vuskovic, and Mitoma—share an 81 rating, though their team performance exceeds these numbers.

Chelsea – Moises Caicedo (86)

With Enzo Fernandez’s move to Manchester City, Moises Caicedo stands as Chelsea’s top player at 86. Cole Palmer follows at 85, with Reece James and Morgan Rogers rated 84.

Coventry City – Carl Rushworth and Matt Grimes (76)

Goalkeeper Carl Rushworth was made permanent this summer, sharing the top spot at Coventry with Matt Grimes, both rated 76.

Crystal Palace – Dean Henderson and Adam Wharton (82)

Palace’s highest-rated players are Dean Henderson and Adam Wharton at 82, with Ismaila Sarr and Jean-Philippe Mateta just behind on 81.

Everton – Jordan Pickford (85)

Jordan Pickford leads Everton by a good margin with an 85 rating, ahead of James Garner who holds 82. Only four Everton players reach 80 or above.

Fulham – Antonee Robinson and Alex Iwobi (80)

Fulham’s struggles this season reflect their lack of standout stars; only Robinson and Iwobi hold an 80 rating, with most others below that.

Hull City – Konstantinos Tzolakis (79)

Konstantinos Tzolakis is Hull’s top-rated player at 79, just ahead of Hidemasa Morita.

Ipswich Town – Daizen Maeda, Sasa Lukic and Julio Enciso (78)

Ipswich’s summer signings Maeda, Lukic, and Enciso lead the team at 78 each. Jaden Philogene, rated 76, is the highest remaining player from last season.

Leeds United – Harry Wilson (81)

New signing Harry Wilson takes the top Leeds spot at 81, narrowly ahead of Anton Stach and Ethan Ampadu. Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s 79 rating seems low in comparison.

Liverpool – Virgil Van Dijk (88)

At 35, Virgil Van Dijk remains Liverpool’s best at 88. Alisson follows with 87, while Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexander Isak, and Florian Wirtz all hold 86.

Manchester City – Erling Haaland (91)

Erling Haaland is one of two male players rated 91, alongside Kylian Mbappe. Gianluigi Donnarumma ranks 89, second only to Thibaut Courtois, with Ruben Dias at 87.

Manchester United – Bruno Fernandes (89)

Bruno Fernandes stands out for Manchester United with an 89 rating, well ahead of Youri Tielemans at 85. Fernandes set a Premier League assist record last season.

Newcastle United – Lewis Hall (83)

After losing key players in summer, Newcastle’s top rating belongs to Lewis Hall at 83, ahead of defenders Tino Livramento, Fabian Schar, Malick Thiaw, and Sven Botman. Harvey Barnes is the highest attack-focused player at 80.

Nottingham Forest – Morgan Gibbs-White (83)

Morgan Gibbs-White leads Nottingham Forest at 83, with centre-back Murillo close behind at 82. Matz Sels, Ousmane Diomande, and Chris Wood share third place at 81.

Sunderland – Granit Xhaka (85)

Granit Xhaka remains Sunderland’s star at 85, followed by goalkeeper Robin Roefs at 81.

Tottenham Hotspur – Sandro Tonali (85)

Sandro Tonali is Spurs’ highest-rated player at 85, despite performances not fully matching this yet. Pedro Porro rates 83, with James Maddison, Omar Marmoush, and Marcos Senesi at 82.

Player Ratings Summary

  • Arsenal: Gabriel (89), Declan Rice (88), David Raya (88), William Saliba (88), Bukayo Saka (87)
  • Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara (84), Zito Sukua (76)
  • Bournemouth: Alex Scott (81), Eli Junior Kroupi (80)
  • Brentford: Igor Thiago (82), Amadou Sangare (81), Michael Kayode (81)
  • Brighton: Bart Verbruggen (81), Luka Vuskovic (81), Kaoru Mitoma (81)
  • Chelsea: Moises Caicedo (86), Cole Palmer (85), Reece James (84), Morgan Rogers (84)
  • Coventry City: Carl Rushworth (76), Matt Grimes (76)
  • Crystal Palace: Dean Henderson (82), Adam Wharton (82), Ismaila Sarr (81), Jean-Philippe Mateta (81)
  • Everton: Jordan Pickford (85), James Garner (82)
  • Fulham: Antonee Robinson (80), Alex Iwobi (80)
  • Hull City: Konstantinos Tzolakis (79), Hidemasa Morita (78)
  • Ipswich Town: Daizen Maeda (78), Sasa Lukic (78), Julio Enciso (78), Jaden Philogene (76)
  • Leeds United: Harry Wilson (81), Anton Stach (80), Ethan Ampadu (80), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (79)
  • Liverpool: Virgil Van Dijk (88), Alisson (87), Dominik Szoboszlai (86), Alexander Isak (86), Florian Wirtz (86)
  • Manchester City: Erling Haaland (91), Gianluigi Donnarumma (89), Ruben Dias (87)
  • Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes (89), Youri Tielemans (85)
  • Newcastle United: Lewis Hall (83), Tino Livramento (81), Fabian Schar (81), Malick Thiaw (81), Sven Botman (81), Harvey Barnes (80)
  • Nottingham Forest: Morgan Gibbs-White (83), Murillo (82), Matz Sels (81), Ousmane Diomande (81), Chris Wood (81)
  • Sunderland: Granit Xhaka (85), Robin Roefs (81)
  • Tottenham Hotspur: Sandro Tonali (85), Pedro Porro (83), James Maddison (82), Omar Marmoush (82), Marcos Senesi (82)

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