FIFA 22 ratings – Top 100, ratings leaks, and more

Here are all the confirmed and leaked FIFA 22 ratings so far

Trent Alexander-Arnold looks to pass the ball between two Chelsea players in FIFA 22
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Reveals of FIFA ratings in the build up to a new game are always conversation-sparking moments. Whether you agree or disagree with a FIFA player rating, or you’re trying to hunt down the best options for your Ultimate Team, those little numbers on the cards mean so much to FIFA fans.

With the FIFA 22 ratings, things are no different. The Top 100 will once again rekindle the age-old debate around who is best: Messi or Ronaldo? And massive stats increases for last season’s shining stars will be met with jubilation. These arguments and conversations are not just for players in the present, but the past too, with Icon and FUT Hero ratings always stirring the pot when it comes to fans’ favourite former footballers.

In this guide, we’ll run down all the confirmed FIFA 22 ratings so far, we’ll bring you the Top 100 once it arrives, and we’ll highlight some players who have received huge upgrades or miserable downgrades compared to FIFA 21. We’ll also go into ratings for Icons and FUT Heroes.

Here’s everything we know so far about FIFA 22 player ratings.

FIFA 22 Top 100 ratings

The FIFA 22 Top 100 list, which showcases the 100 highest-rated players in FIFA 22, is finally upon us.

These are the highest rated players in FIFA 22:

  • Lionel Messi (93)
  • Robert Lewandowski (92)
  • Cristiano Ronaldo (91)
  • Kevin de Bruyne (91)
  • Neymar (91)
  • Kylian Mbappe (91)
  • Jan Oblak (91)

As well as these top players, EA Sports has revealed the 22 top-rated players in FIFA 22, which includes the likes of Spurs duo Harry Kane and Son Heung-min and Bayern Munich’s Joshua Kimmich and Manuel Neuer.

Check out the first batch of FIFA 22 Top 100 ratings below.

Other confirmed FIFA 22 ratings

These are FIFA 22 player ratings that have been officially confirmed by EA Sports.

PSG FIFA 22 ratings

PSG’s FIFA 22 ratings are out, and the French club contains some tasty players to use this year. That Mbappe card is going to run rings around everybody, holy smokes!

Chelsea FIFA 22 ratings

The full Chelsea squad has had their FIFA 22 ratings revealed. N’golo Kante is top of the list with a 90-rated card, and Romelu Lukaku is close behind with an 88 overall rating.

There are also decent upgrades for Reece James and Edouard Mendy compared to FIFA 21.

Manchester City FIFA 22 ratings

Here are the FIFA 22 ratings for the Manchester City squad. Kevin de Bruyne remains the team’s highest-rated player at 91, while the likes of Jack Grealish and Ruben Dias receive upgrades.

Borussia Dortmund FIFA 22 ratings

Borussia Dortmund has revealed its squad’s ratings for FIFA 22, and we just can’t take our eyes off of that 88-rated Erling Haaland card. Phwoar.

Inter FIFA 22 ratings

Yet another club to reveal all of its FIFA 22 ratings is Inter. The Italian giants have some potentially lethal options for your FIFA 22 Ultimate Team, including 85-rated Lautaro Martinez and 86-rated Milan Skriniar.

FC Porto FIFA 22 ratings

FC Porto’s FIFA 22 ratings are out, and veteran centre-back Pepe is stealing the show with an 82-rated card that could prove to be a bit of a cheap beast in Ultimate Team.

Premier League stars

Following the reveal of the top 22 players in FIFA 22, EA also showed some more high-rated players from the Premier League. This confirmed the ratings for Bruno Fernandes (88), Trent Alexander-Arnold (87), and Andrew Robertson (87).

La Liga stars

The top players from La Liga for FIFA 22 have been revealed, with the ratings being shown for the likes of Luis SUarez (88), Antoine Griezmann (85), and Memphis Depay (85).

You can find the full list of highest-rated La Liga players here.

FIFA 22 Women’s ratings

While not available in Ultimate Team, women’s teams and players can be used in other modes in FIFA 22. Here’s the highest rated women players in FIFA 22:

FIFA 22 ratings leaks

Several players have already had their FIFA 22 ratings leaked, either through insider information, promotional videos using FIFA 22 cards, or sometimes by the loose-lipped players themselves.

Here are some of the leaked FIFA 22 ratings so far:

Domenico Berardi (82)

Italian winger Berardi had his FIFA 22 rating featured in the promo video for EA’s Serie A licensing deal. Compared to last year, his overall has increased by two from 80 to 82, and has shifted from a RM to an RW.

Eduardo Camavinga (78)

French midfielder Camavinga showed off his FIFA 22 card on his own Instagram account. The teenager earned himself a dream move to Real Madrid this summer, and has also earned an increased rating from 76 to 78 for FIFA 22.

Alphonso Davies (82)

Alphonso Davies will be rated 82 in FIFA 22, if the card shown on his social media is accurate. The rapid full-back gets bumped up one rating compared to FIFA 21 thanks to a strong season at Bayern Munich.

Vinicius Junior (80)

After a tough season, Real Madrid winger Vincius Junior is set to stay at an overall rating of 80 for FIFA 22. This was shown in an official ratings teaser from EA Sports.

FIFA 22 Icon ratings

Robin van Persie, Iker Casillas, and Cafu are confirmed to be joining the Icon lineup for FIFA 22. Find out their ratings in our dedicated new FIFA 22 Icons guide.

FIFA 22 Hero ratings

Players such as Mario Gomez, Joe Cole, and David Ginola join FIFA 22 as FUT Heroes. To find out the ratings of all 19 former players, check out of FIFA 22 FUT Hero guide.

That’s all of the ratings news we have so far, but it won’t be long until we get more. The Top 100 is just around the corner – as is the FIFA 22 Web App release date.

Jamie has been with The Loadout since the very beginning, joining in 2019 as the site's first staff writer and working his way up to deputy editor. Wielding a degree in broadcast journalism and a deep knowledge of FIFA and EA FC, Call of Duty, and FPS games in general, he's the go-to guy for tips on how to solve SBCs in FC 24, observations on the current Warzone meta, and much more. He is currently sinking far too many hours into Starfield and is perpetually rolling his eyes at the tribal (and ridiculous) Xbox versus PlayStation console wars.