Manchester United player ratings for EA FC 24: Revealed

Casemiro is highest rated Red Devils player in EA FC

The player ratings for Manchester United have been released for the new EA FC 24 game, and Red Devils supporters are not happy with how some of their players have been treated.

After a split, the widely recognised FIFA franchise will resume play this season under the name EA Sports FC. This is due to the expiration of EA's contract with FIFA.

As in other years, the formally announced release of the video game was preceded by the announcement of player ratings for specific clubs, which frequently causes some supporters to be perplexed at how their own club's players are treated.

Notwithstanding the branding shift, this season has been the same, and United supporters have gone to social media to express their displeasure at what they view as the 'disrespectful' behaviour shown to Marcus Rashford in particular.

Casemiro, the midfielder who has possibly accomplished more at the team than any other, is the player with the highest rating in the fresh format at 89, which he earned after a strong debut campaign.

Bruno Fernandes, the new Manchester United leader, sits closely behind the Brazilian with 88 points. Fernandes was a standout player for Erik ten Hag's Manchester United last season as they placed third and won the Carabao Cup.

Rashford's score of 85, despite the fact that he has 30 goals across all competitions, maybe the biggest surprise. However, with a potent combination of 90 pace, 86 shooting, and 84 dribbling, he appears to be an extremely common card this season.

Raphael Varane, a former France international, and Andre Onana, a finalist in the Champions League this past season, are among the top 85, with World Cup champion Lisandro Martinez coming in at 84, an improvement over 81 last season.

Luke Shaw, Jadon Sancho, and Mason Mount of England have received ratings of 83, 82, and 81, respectively. Anthony Martial, Diogo Dalot, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka round out the group of ratings that are 80 or above.

Rasmus Hojlund, a Danish striker who cost Manchester United roughly £72 million, is only rated 76, has 85 paces, and a shooting percentage of only 75, barely meeting the requirements for a gold card.

The last gold player to be revealed is the excellent teenager Alejandro Garnacho, who is rated 75 after his breakthrough in 2022–2023 that includes

Players such as Christian Eriksen, Scott McTominay, and Antony did not have ratings accessible, but separate leaks indicate that the Brazil striker received a severe pace penalty, which was cut from 93 the previous season to 83 this year.