After EA’s Xbox issue and the player ratings/stats leaks started popping out, everyone was curious to see top ratings of players in FIFA 23. Messi, Mbappé, Neymar and Co. – in the new and final installment of FIFA, almost every player of Paris Saint-Germain gets downgraded!
On 30 August, 2022, EA Sports and Microsoft released FIFA 23 by accident, a whole month before the actual release. EA Play members were already able to play the new upcoming installment of FIFA – the online modes were taken down after couple of hours – but they couldn’t stop what happened next: all the new player ratings/stats got leaked. Which also resulted in EA hitting Content Creators with DMCA strikes on Twitter which led multiple account suspensions.
It is not known whether EA will change the overall ratings again. But in a statement issued by EA, they said that “Not all content was final“. However, we assume that the ratings are final. It would be weird if they would just quickly change them again, after all, EA has reasons why they choose stats like this.
Paris Saint-Germain In FIFA
The French champions player ratings are eagerly awaited by many people. Afterall they got some of World’s top footballing talents which one can enjoy in FIFA. No wonder with this line-up of superstars, If the PSG logo shows up during a walkout, you can always be happy.
This will be the same in FIFA 23. Every overpowered FUT squad or FIFA community call them “Meta Squads” will surely include some PSG stars.
PSG player Ratings In FIFA 23
Here are all the leaked PSG players and their ratings. The upgrades and downgrades compared to the previous year are shown in brackets.
| PLAYER | POSITION | FIFA 22 RATING | FIFA 23 LEAKED RATING |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kylian Mbappé | ST | 90 | 90 (0) |
| Lionel Messi | RW | 93 | 91 (-2) |
| Neymar Jr. | LW | 91 | 89 (-2) |
| Gianluigi Donnarumma | GK | 89 | 88 (-1) |
| Keylor Navas | GK | 88 | 88 (0) |
| Marquinhos | CB | 87 | 88 (+1) |
| Marco Verratti | CM | 87 | 87 (0) |
| Achraf Hakimi | RB | 85 | 84 (-1) |
| Sergio Ramos | CB | 88 | 84 (-4) |
| Presnel Kimpembe | CB | 83 | 83 (0) |
| Idrissa Gueye | CDM | 82 | 82 (0) |
| Pablo Sarabia | RW | 80 | 81 (+1) |
| Leandro Paredes | CDM | 81 | 80 (-1) |
| Danilo Pereira | CDM | 81 | 80 (-1) |
| Nuno Mendes | LB | 78 | 80 (+2) |
| Renato Sanches | CM | 80 | 80 (0) |
| Ander Herrera | CM | 79 | 79 (0) |
| Vitinha | CM | 67 | 79 (+12) |
| Nordi Mukiele | RWB | 81 | 79 (-2) |
| Julian Draxler | LW | 80 | 79 (-1) |
| Juan Bernat | LB | 82 | 78 (-4) |
| Rafinha | CM | 80 | 78 (-2) |
| Mauro Icardi | ST | 83 | 77 (-6) |
| Abdou Diallo | CB | 78 | 77 (-1) |
| Hugo Ekitike | ST | 61 | 76 (+15) |
| Arnaud Kalimuendo | ST | 73 | 76 (+3) |
| Sergio Rico | GK | 77 | 76 (-1) |
| Junior Dina Ebimbe | RM | 71 | 71 (0) |
Though there have been some significant downgrades, PSG are once again going to be a force to be reckoned with on FIFA 23, particularly with Mbappe boasting an insane pace rating of 97.
