EA Sports has finally published the complete list of all the FIFA 18 Top 100 players. With the last spots unveiled we can see the new entry in the Olympus of the game. As we said in the previous update, there are some players who got downgraded, and some others got a huge upgrade. The new-entry 90+ rated players in this chapter of FIFA 18 are Toni Kroos and Gonzalo Higuain from 88 to 90, Eden Hazard and Sergio Ramos from 89 to 90 instead.
Even Robert Lewandowski got a promotion from 90 rated to 91, not a big surprise after scoring 43 goals in 47 official matches with Bayern Munch last year. The last Top4 didn’t get any major changes, only some minor update, like a +2 Physical and -1 dribbling to Luis Suarez. Neymar, Messi, and Suarez are still in the top 3 places of this ladder, as expected.
Here you can see the updated list with all the Top 100 players and their ratings:
- 100 Bernardo Silva (84)
- 99 Sami Khedira (84)
- 98 Sadio Mané (84)
- 97 Dani Alves (84)
- 96 Marco Asensio (84)
- 95 Radamel Falcao (84)
- 94 Mauro Icardi (84)
- 93 Dele Alli (84)
- 92 Bernd Leno (85)
- 91 Claudio Marchisio (85)
- 90 Stéphane Ruffier (85)
- 89 Ilkay Gundogan (85)
- 88 Danijel Subasic (85)
- 87 Raphael Varane (85)
- 86 Kamil Glik (85)
- 85 Andrea Barzagli (85)
- 84 Vincent Kompany (85)
- 83 Henrikh Mkhitaryan (85)
- 82 Yannick Carrasco (85)
- 81 Marc-André Ter Stegen (85)
- 80 Jan Vertonghen (85)
- 79 Angel Di Maria (85)
- 78 Filipe Luis (85)
- 77 Lorenzo Insigne (85)
- 76 César Azpilicueta (85)
- 75 Miralem Pjanic (85)
- 74 Jordi Alba (85)
- 73 Keylor Navas (85)
- 72 Blaise Matuidi (85)
- 71 Casemiro (85)
- 70 Alexandre Lacazette (85)
- 69 Miranda (86)
- 68 Pepe (86)
- 67 David Alaba (86)
- 66 Petr Cech (86)
- 65 Javi Martinez (86)
- 64 Marco Reus (86)
- 63 Diego Costa (86)
- 62 Sokratis (86)
- 61 Franck Ribéry (86)
- 60 David Luiz (86)
- 59 Sergio Busquets (86)
- 58 James Rodriguez (86)
- 57 Toby Alderweireld (86)
- 56 Karim Benzema (86)
- 55 Cesc Fabregas (86)
- 54 Isco (86)
- 53 Harry Kane (86)
- 52 Alex Sandro (86)
- 51 Philippe Coutinho (86)
- 50 Radja Nainggolan (86)
- 49 Dries Mertens (86)
- 48 Romelu Lukaku (86)
- 47 Thomas Muller (86)
- 46 Samir Handanovic (87)
- 45 Andres Iniesta (87)
- 44 Ivan Rakitic (87)
- 43 David Silva (87)
- 42 Gerard Piqué (87)
- 41 Marek Hamsik (87)
- 40 Christian Eriksen (87)
- 39 Arturo Vidal (87)
- 38 Marcelo (87)
- 37 Edinson Cavani (87)
- 36 Paul Pogba (87)
- 35 N’Golo Kanté (87)
- 34 Marco Verratti (87)
- 33 Jerome Boateng (88)
- 32 Mesut Ozil (88)
- 31 Jan Oblak (88)
- 30 Zlatan Ibrahimovich (88)
- 29 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (88)
- 28 Hugo Lloris (88)
- 27 Diego Godìn (88)
- 26 Mats Hummels (88)
- 25 Thiago Silva (88)
- 24 Arjen Robben (88)
- 23 Leonardo Bonucci (88)
- 22 Thiago (88)
- 21 Paulo Dybala (88)
- 20 Antoine Griezmann (88)
- 19 Thibaut Courtois (89)
- 18 Sergio Aguero (89)
- 17 Gareth Bale (89)
- 16 Giorgio Chiellini (89)
- 15 Kevin De Bruyne (89)
- 14 Alexis Sanchez (89)
- 13 Gianluigi Buffon (89)
- 12 Luka Modric (89)
- 11 David De Gea (90)
- 10 Gonzalo Higuain (90)
- 9 Toni Kroos (90)
- 8 Eden Hazard (90)
- 7 Sergio Ramos (90)
- 6 Robert Lewandowski (91)
- 5 Manuel Neuer (92)
- 4 Luis Suarez (92)
- 3 Neymar (92)
- 2 Lionel Messi (93)
- 1 Cristiano Ronaldo (94)
The detailed Fifa Ultimate Team stats can be found on the official EA Sports site here.
Now the list is complete, and all we have to do is to wait for the demo to be released. It should come out around 1AM GMT of September 12 so not a long wait after all. The trailers and the first looks at the closed beta teased us, but finally, we can get to feel the new gameplay for FIFA 18. The actual game will be released on September 29 for Ps4, Xbox One, and PC. See you on the Pitch!
