When will FC 25 ratings be confirmed? Reveal date speculation
The release of EA Sports FC 25 is always an exciting time for football fans and professional players globally.
Specifically, the ratings and stats every player receives for their performances over the past 12 months pique interest.
Always a highly debated topic that fuels conversations until the next year rolls around, plenty of questions arise.
Did Haaland score enough goals? How about Harry Kane? Will Mbappé keep hold of his title? Will cover star Jude Bellingham get the crown? Or will it be someone else altogether? Only the devs at EA know.
Well, until the official details are unveiled, we've rounded up what details are out there to make an educated guess as to when the FC 25 ratings could be announced, alongside which player might be ranked number one.
EA has yet to officially confirm when ratings for EA Sports FC 25, but we estimate that they will arrive on either 13th September or 16th September 2024.
These dates have been predicted by going off the release date for FC 24's ratings, which took place on 15th September 2023.
That date was a Friday — however, this year it's a Sunday. With that, we expect EA to unveil the ratings at a similar time, either Friday 13th September or Monday 16th September.
Once an official announcement has been made, we'll make sure to update this piece with the relevant information.
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No details have yet to come from EA, but considering Jude Bellingham is the cover star of EA Sports FC 25, it's fair to assume the English midfielder is in with a good chance of earning that top spot.
That, in addition to becoming Real Madrid's top scorer in his first season and helping them win La Liga and the Champions League, puts him in good stead. After earning an 86 last year and an 88 mid-season, we wouldn't be surprised to see
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