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Top Player at Each Premier League Club According to EA FC 27 Ratings

The new edition of EA FC 27 is nearly here, offering fans a fresh look at player ratings across all Premier League clubs. These rankings often spark debates as they reveal which players the game considers the top performers at each club.

This year, defensive players dominate some teams’ lists, and there are surprises among the highest-rated stars. Here’s a rundown of the best player from every Premier League club based on their EA FC 27 ratings.

Arsenal – Gabriel (89)

At Arsenal, defense stands out with Gabriel leading at 89. Declan Rice, David Raya, and William Saliba follow closely with 88 each. Bukayo Saka has dipped to 87 after sharing the top spot last year.

Aston Villa – Boubacar Kamara (84)

Since Emiliano Martinez moved to Chelsea, Boubacar Kamara holds the highest rating for Villa at 84. New keeper Zito Sukua trails behind at 76.

Bournemouth – Alex Scott (81)

Bournemouth insisted on keeping Alex Scott this summer, and his importance shows with an 81 rating. Eli Junior Kroupi improved to 80 following a strong debut season.

Brentford – Igor Thiago (82)

Igor Thiago tops Brentford after scoring 22 league goals last season, rated at 82. Amadou Sangare and Michael Kayode each stand at 81.

Brighton – Bart Verbruggen, Luka Vuskovic, Kaoru Mitoma (81)

Brighton’s top three players—Verbruggen, Vuskovic, and Mitoma—all share an 81 rating, although the team’s real-world form suggests higher potential.

Chelsea – Moises Caicedo (86)

With Enzo Fernandez leaving for Manchester City, Moises Caicedo becomes Chelsea’s highest-rated player at 86. Cole Palmer follows at 85, while Reece James and Morgan Rogers are both rated 84.

Coventry City – Carl Rushworth, Matt Grimes (76)

Rushworth was Coventry’s standout last season, leading to a permanent signing. He and Matt Grimes both have ratings of 76.

Crystal Palace – Dean Henderson, Adam Wharton (82)

Palace features two players tied at 82: Dean Henderson and Adam Wharton. Ismaila Sarr and Jean-Philippe Mateta are close behind at 81.

Everton – Jordan Pickford (85)

Jordan Pickford stands out for Everton with an 85 rating, well ahead of James Garner’s 82. Only four players in Everton’s squad rate 80 or higher.

Fulham – Antonee Robinson, Alex Iwobi (80)

Fulham’s struggle this season is reflected in their ratings, with just two players rated 80 and the rest below that mark.

Hull City – Konstantinos Tzolakis (79)

Tzolakis leads Hull’s promoted sides at 79, followed closely by Hidemasa Morita.

Ipswich Town – Daizen Maeda, Sasa Lukic, Julio Enciso (78)

Ipswich invested heavily in the summer, and Maeda, Lukic, and Enciso all share the top rating of 78. Jaden Philogene, at 76, is the highest-rated remaining player from last season.

Leeds United – Harry Wilson (81)

New signing Harry Wilson immediately becomes Leeds’ top player at 81, edging Anton Stach and Ethan Ampadu. Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s 79 rating seems surprisingly low.

Liverpool – Virgil Van Dijk (88)

Despite being 35, Van Dijk remains Liverpool’s highest-rated player at 88. Alisson follows at 87, with Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexander Isak, and Florian Wirtz rated 86.

Manchester City – Erling Haaland (91)

Erling Haaland shares the highest male rating of 91 with Kylian Mbappe. Other notable players include goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma at 89 and Ruben Dias at 87.

Manchester United – Bruno Fernandes (89)

Bruno Fernandes leads Manchester United with an 89 rating, reflecting his record-breaking assist season. Youri Tielemans is next at 85.

Newcastle United – Lewis Hall (83)

After many departures, Newcastle’s highest rating is 83 for Lewis Hall, ahead of teammates like Tino Livramento and Fabian Schar. Harvey Barnes is the top attacker at 80.

Nottingham Forest – Morgan Gibbs-White (83)

Gibbs-White tops Forest at 83, with centre-back Murillo just behind at 82. Matz Sels, Ousmane Diomande, and Chris Wood share the third spot at 81.

Sunderland – Granit Xhaka (85)

Xhaka remains Sunderland’s star player at 85, with goalkeeper Robin Roefs second at 81.

Tottenham Hotspur – Sandro Tonali (85)

Sandro Tonali arrives as Spurs’ highest-rated at 85, though his form hasn’t fully matched that yet. Pedro Porro follows at 83, and James Maddison, Omar Marmoush, and Marcos Senesi are rated 82.

Player Ratings Summary

  • Arsenal: Gabriel - 89
  • Aston Villa: Boubacar Kamara - 84
  • Bournemouth: Alex Scott - 81
  • Brentford: Igor Thiago - 82
  • Brighton: Bart Verbruggen, Luka Vuskovic, Kaoru Mitoma - 81
  • Chelsea: Moises Caicedo - 86
  • Coventry City: Carl Rushworth, Matt Grimes - 76
  • Crystal Palace: Dean Henderson, Adam Wharton - 82
  • Everton: Jordan Pickford - 85
  • Fulham: Antonee Robinson, Alex Iwobi - 80
  • Hull City: Konstantinos Tzolakis - 79
  • Ipswich Town: Daizen Maeda, Sasa Lukic, Julio Enciso - 78
  • Leeds United: Harry Wilson - 81
  • Liverpool: Virgil Van Dijk - 88
  • Manchester City: Erling Haaland - 91
  • Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes - 89
  • Newcastle United: Lewis Hall - 83
  • Nottingham Forest: Morgan Gibbs-White - 83
  • Sunderland: Granit Xhaka - 85
  • Tottenham Hotspur: Sandro Tonali - 85