Officially one of the most popular video games of all time, football simulation game EA FC 25 has finally released their highly-anticipated player ratings for the latest instalment in the franchise.
Set to be released on Friday 20 September for those who have pre-ordered the Ultimate Edition, EA FC 25 will officially launch a week later and is expected to sell into the millions once again, with the video game confirming its status of the number one football game on the planet.
Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe and Manchester City midfielder Rodri have already been confirmed as the highest ranked players on the game after the top 20 players were confirmed last week, however, many Scottish fans are wondering which Tartan Army stars are likely to shine for them this season when they pair off against their mates and fellow gamers.
Will John McGinn take top spot this year, or will Andy Robertson retain his crown as Scotland’s best - or will Scott McTominay finally have his MVP status confirmed in video game for?
Without further ado, here are the 20 highest ranked Scottish players on EA Sports’ latest edition of EA FC.
5. John McGinn - 82
The midfielder is about to embark on his debut season in the UEFA Champions League this year. He has seen improvements in his shooting, dribbling and physicality. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. Lewis Ferguson - 79
The former Aberdeen midfielder hasn't looked back since moving to the Serie A and would have almost certainly featured at Euro 2024 had it not been for his ACL injury. He's on his way back to fitness at present and has been handed an EA FC rating of 79. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Callum McGregor - 79
Now retired from international football, the Hoops captain has enjoyed an outstanding start to the new domestic campaign. Rated as Celtic's best player on the game, he has a score of 79, which is two above his ranking last year. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. Kieran Tierney - 79
The ex-Celtic defender has fallen down the pecking order at Arsenal in the last few seasons, but has only dropped slightly in his rankings, falling to 79 from 80 last year. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images