With FIFA 23 getting closer by the day, EA has been lifting the lid on this year's FIFA ratings, and we assume fans are poring over the stats and starting to plot out who they want in their Career Mode teams and Ultimate Team Squads.

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First, EA revealed the 23 best players in FIFA 23, and now they're starting to get gradually more granular. Today, the best Premier League players have been revealed, as have the most-improved players from around the world.

To help you make sense of it all, we've pulled together all the FIFA 23 ratings that EA has revealed so far. Read on and take a look and feel free to start fantasising about those big-name signings.

FIFA 23 player ratings: Premier League

According to the newly revealed FIFA 23 stats, the best players in the Premier League are:

  1. Kevin De Bruyne (91)
  2. Mohamed Salah (90)
  3. Virgil van Dijk (90)
  4. Cristiano Ronaldo (90)
  5. Son Heung-min (89)
  6. Casemiro (89)
  7. Alisson (89)
  8. Harry Kane (89)
  9. Ederson (89)
  10. N'Golo Kanté (89)
  11. Erling Haaland (88)
  12. João Cancelo (88)
  13. Rúben Dias (88)
  14. Bernardo Silva (88)
  15. Fabinho (87)
  16. Rodri (87)
  17. Andrew Robertson (87)
  18. Kalidou Koulibaly (87)
  19. Trent Alexander-Arnold (87)
  20. Hugo Lloris (87)
  21. David De Gea (87)
  22. Édouard Mendy (86)
  23. Aymeric Laporte (86)
  24. Raheem Sterling (86)
  25. Riyad Mahrez (86)

FIFA 23 player ratings: Most improved

Meanwhile, the most improved players in the FIFA 23 player ratings are:

  1. Hugo Ekitike (from 61 to 76, an improvement of 15)
  2. Tino Livramento (from 61 to 75, an improvement of 14)
  3. Warmed Omari (from 62 to 75, an improvement of 13)
  4. Vitinha (from 67 to 79, an improvement of 12)
  5. Nicolò Casale (from 64 to 76, an improvement of 12)
  6. Fran Navarro (from 63 to 75 , an improvement of 12)
  7. Castello Lukeba (from 65 to 76, an improvement of 11)
  8. Nico Schlotterbeck (from 72 to 82, an improvement of 10)
  9. Wilfried Singo (from 66 to 76, an improvement of 10)
  10. Djed Spence (from 65 to 75, an improvement of 10)
  11. Georginio Rutter (from 65 to 75, an improvement of 10)
  12. Pierre Kalulu (from 69 to 78, an improvement of 9)
  13. Patrick Wimmer (from 67 to 76, an improvement of 9)
  14. Josip Šutalo (from 66 to 75, an improvement of 9)
  15. Malo Gusto (from 66 to 75, an improvement of 9)
  16. Aaron Ramsdale (from 74 to 82, an improvement of 8)
  17. David Raum (from 73 to 81, an improvement of 8)
  18. Piero Hincapié (from 70 to 78, an improvement of 8)
  19. Deniz Undav (from 69 to 77, an improvement of 8)
  20. Hugo Duro (from 69 to 77, an improvement of 8)
  21. Davide Frattesi (from 69 to 77, an improvement of 8)
  22. Kouadio Manu Koné (from 69 to 77, an improvement of 8)
  23. Anthony Gordon (from 67 to 75, an improvement of 8)
  24. Jacob Ramsey (from 67 to 75, an improvement of 8)
  25. Ansgar Knauff (from 67 to 75, an improvement of 8)

FIFA 23 player ratings: The best players revealed

As they've now been revealed by EA, we can confirm that these 23 players have the very best FIFA 23 ratings:

  1. Karim Benzema, 91 - Real Madrid
  2. Robert Lewandowski, 91 - FC Barcelona
  3. Kylian Mbappé, 91 - Paris Saint-Germain
  4. Kevin De Bruyne, 91 - Manchester City
  5. Lionel Messi, 91 - Paris Saint-Germain
  6. Mohamed Salah, 90 - Liverpool
  7. Virgil van Dijk, 90 - Liverpool
  8. Cristiano Ronaldo, 90 - Manchester United
  9. Thibaut Courtois, 90 - Real Madrid
  10. Manuel Neuer, 90 - Bayern Munich
  11. Neymar Jr, 89 - Paris Saint-Germain
  12. Son Heung-min, 89 - Tottenham Hotspur
  13. Sadio Mané, 89 - Bayern Munich
  14. Joshua Kimmich, 89 - Bayern Munich
  15. Casemiro, 89 - Manchester United
  16. Alisson, 89 - Liverpool
  17. Harry Kane, 89 - Tottenham Hotspur
  18. Ederson, 89 - Manchester City
  19. N'Golo Kanté, 89 - Chelsea
  20. Jan Oblak, 89 - Atlético Madrid
  21. Erling Haaland, 88 - Manchester City
  22. Toni Kroos, 88 - Real Madrid
  23. Marquinhos, 88 - Paris Saint-Germain

In last year's FIFA 22 ratings, it was Messi that came out on top, with the Argentine earning at 93 rating last year, making him a clear winner. Last year's Lewandowski got 92 and Ronaldo got 91, if you were wondering, so the leaderboard has been quite significantly retooled this time out.

Spurs fans will be glad to see that Son and Kane are still very much in the mixer - Son is holding steady at 89 (despite his slow start to this season), while Kane has been knocked down from 90 to 89.

EA is expected to reveal further nuggets of information in the coming days, so stay tuned for more! We'll be sure to watch the game closely as its release gets nearer.

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