• UEFA Top 30 FIFA 18 World Cup Ratings Reveal

    Europe is by far the most-represented continent at the World Cup, sending 14 total nations to Russia. Will one of them make it four straight tournament wins for the continent?

    The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) is the undisputed powerhouse of world football, both at the club and international level. Considering that all of the best players in the world are either European or they play for European clubs, it's easy to see why the continent dominates at every level. From recent champions Germany and Spain to newer challengers like Belgium and Portugal, no European country can be taken lightly in this tournament.

    Even without the many top players in the countries whose ratings have already been revealed (Belgium, Spain, France, Germany, England), UEFA national teams are packed with world-class talent. Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo unsurprisingly tops the ratings charts, but he's joined by the likes of extraordinary players such as Poland forward Robert Lewandowski, Denmark playmaker Christian Eriksen, and creative Croatian Luka Modrić. 

    Lead the best of Europe through the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ update, available as a free content download to all FIFA 18 players on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on May 29.

     

    Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid, Portugal

    Robert Lewandowski, Bayern Munich, Poland

    Luka Modrić, Real Madrid, Croatia

    Christian Eriksen, Tottenham Hotspur, Denmark

    Pepe, Besiktas, Portugal

    Ivan Rakitić, Barcelona, Croatia

    Kamil Glik, Monaco, Poland

    Ivan Perišić, Inter Milan, Croatia

    Gylfi Sigurðsson, Everton, Iceland 

    Rui Patricio, Sporting CP, Portugal

    Łukasz Piszczek, Borussia Dortmund, Poland

    William Carvalho, Sporting CP, Portugal

    Bernardo Silva, Manchester City, Portugal

    João Moutinho, Monaco, Portugal

    João Mário, West Ham United, Portugal

    Adrien Silva, Leicester City, Portugal

    Nemanja Matić, Manchester United, Serbia

    Danijel Subašić, Monaco, Croatia

    Mario Mandžukić, Juventus, Croatia

    Kasper Schmeichel, Leicester City, Denmark

    Wojciech Szczęsny, Juventus, Poland

    Danilo Pereira, Porto, Portugal

    Ricardo Quaresma, Besiktas, Portugal 

    Emil Forsberg, RB Leipzig, Sweden

    Yann Sommer, Borussia Mönchengladbach, Switzerland

    Andreas Christensen, Chelsea, Denmark

    Piotr Zieliński, Napoli, Poland

    Łukasz Fabiański, Swansea City, Poland

    José Fonte, Dalian Yifang, Portugal

    André Silva, Milan, Portugal

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