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The United States men’s national team may be approaching a Golden Generation as far as young talent produced en masse. However, no one told EA Sports.
Yes, it’s that time of the year again where the FIFA video game series releases its latest version and every player in the world receives new virtual attribute ratings to best signify their real life skills.
Despite all the current momentum gained in the real world, the USMNT has only 13 players rated 75 or above. And only one player rated above an 80. Here’s a breakdown of how FIFA 21 rates the current USMNT player pool:
- Christian Pulisic — Chelsea — 81
- DeAndre Yedlin — Newcastle United — 76
- Zack Steffen — Manchester City — 76
- John Brooks — Wolfsburg — 76
- Tyler Adams — RB Leipzig — 76
- Sergino Dest — Ajax — 75
- Ike Opara — Minnesota United — 75
- Bill Hamid — D.C. United — 75
- Stefan Frei — Seattle Sounders — 75
- Aaron Long — New York Red Bulls — 75
- Michael Bradley — Toronto FC — 75
- Darlington Nagbe — Columbus Crew — 75
- Weston McKennie — Juventus — 75
Some other notable ratings include Jordan Morris (74), Reggie Cannon (72), Giovanni Reyna (68), Timothy Weah (68) and Brenden Aaronson (68).
You can very the rating of every American men’s player on FUTWIZ.com.
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