EA FC 27: Best Player Rated at Each Premier League Club

The newest edition of EA FC 27 is nearly here, offering fans a fresh look at player ratings across Premier League clubs. As usual, the rankings spark plenty of debate among supporters and players alike.

This marks the fourth release since the game dropped the FIFA name, and some choices remain controversial.

Club-by-Club Top Players

Arsenal: Gabriel leads with an 89 rating, followed by Declan Rice, David Raya, and William Saliba at 88. Bukayo Saka has slipped to 87.
Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara tops the squad at 84. Emiliano Martinez's departure to Chelsea left Zito Sukua as a 76-rated replacement.
Bournemouth: Alex Scott is highest-rated at 81, with Eli Junior Kroupi close behind on 80 after his strong debut season.
Brentford: Igor Thiago, boosted by 22 league goals last season, rates 82. Amadou Sangare and Michael Kayode both hold 81.
Brighton: Bart Verbruggen, Luka Vuskovic, and Kaoru Mitoma all share the top spot at 81.
Chelsea: Moises Caicedo ranks highest at 86 after Enzo Fernandez moved to Manchester City. Cole Palmer follows at 85, with Reece James and Morgan Rogers rated 84.
Coventry City: Carl Rushworth and Matt Grimes share the best rating at 76, reflecting recent investments in permanent signings.
Crystal Palace: Dean Henderson and Adam Wharton are rated 82, while Ismaila Sarr and Jean-Philippe Mateta stand at 81.
Everton: Jordan Pickford leads comfortably at 85, with James Garner trailing at 82. Only four Everton players rate 80 or above.
Fulham: Antonee Robinson and Alex Iwobi are the only players rated 80; the rest fall into the 70s or lower, mirroring their struggles this season.
Hull City: Konstantinos Tzolakis stands out at 79, making him the top-rated promoted player, just ahead of Hidemasa Morita.
Ipswich Town: Daizen Maeda, Sasa Lukic, and Julio Enciso all sit at 78, the best buys from a costly summer. Jaden Philogene at 76 is the highest-rated holdover from last season.
Leeds United: New signing Harry Wilson immediately claims the top spot at 81, edging Anton Stach and Ethan Ampadu. Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s 79 seems low to some.
Liverpool: Virgil Van Dijk remains the standout at 88 despite his age. Alisson is next at 87, followed by Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexander Isak, and Florian Wirtz at 86.
Manchester City: Erling Haaland shares the highest male rating of 91 alongside Kylian Mbappe. Gianluigi Donnarumma is rated 89, second only to Thibaut Courtois among goalkeepers, while Ruben Dias is at 87.
Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes leads by a clear margin at 89 after setting a Premier League assist record, with Youri Tielemans second at 85.
Newcastle United: Lewis Hall is the top-rated Magpie at 83, slightly ahead of teammates like Tino Livramento and Sven Botman. The highest attacking rating is Harvey Barnes at 80.
Nottingham Forest: Morgan Gibbs-White tops the team at 83, closely followed by defender Murillo at 82. Matz Sels, Ousmane Diomande, and Chris Wood each hold 81.
Sunderland: Granit Xhaka remains Sunderland’s star at 85. Goalkeeper Robin Roefs is next at 81.
Tottenham Hotspur: Sandro Tonali arrives as Spurs’ highest-rated player at 85, ahead of Pedro Porro (83), James Maddison, Omar Marmoush, and Marcos Senesi, all at 82.

Summary

The ratings reveal a defensive focus at Arsenal, with their top players clustered at the back. Manchester City’s squad boasts multiple stars at the highest levels, while several clubs such as Fulham and Coventry display lower top ratings, reflecting their current challenges. New signings like Harry Wilson and Sandro Tonali have quickly taken leading roles within their teams according to these assessments.