The FIFA 18 ratings continue to cause a stir, and Spurs star Dele Alli has revealed that he is not happy with his overall score on this year's game.
The England international was previously rated 72 and 80 on FIFA 16 and FIFA 17 respectively, and following his 22-goal season for Spurs last season, has seen his rating rise to 84 - the same mark given to the likes of Bernardo Silva, Marco Asensio and Sadio Mane.
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Alli is the 93rd best player on the game according to EA Sports, but that's not stopped the 22-year old from being unhappy with the rating EA have chosen for him.
Speaking to The Mirror at the FIFA 18 launch, he said:
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"To be honest I don't think I'll use myself in the game because I don't think my rating is very good. I'm going to refuse to play with myself until I'm a little bit more realistic!"
Alli is one of many football to stress their dissatisfaction over their FIFA 18 ratings. Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi, has been very vocal about his rating and let EA know exactly what he thought earlier this month.
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As you can see from his Twitter feed, Michy wasn't too pleased with his 80-rated card:
EA Sports soon replied, saying: "Keep scoring goals and we'll talk..."
But Michy had the last word with a brilliant response, saying: "Hahaha fair point but I've been doing this for quite a long time now... even longer than the last time your servers were OK."
And after scoring a hat-trick as Chelsea swept aside Nottingham Forest 5-1 in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday, he went straight after EA, who jokingly promised a 99-rated card for his efforts.
EA are never going to please everyone, are they? We suspect the annoyance over FIFA ratings is going to continue...
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