There's a player on FIFA 18 Ultimate Team who is listed twice on the game, with two different clubs.
Often, players will pop in the game for two different clubs when a January transfer takes place and you then have the old and updated version.
But in this instance, given that we aren't into the mid-season of the vast majority of the high-profile leagues on the game, that isn't the case.
Saudi Arabian goalkeeper Mutab Sharahili is the player to have been given the rare privilege of having two cards on the game. A 62-rated bronze goalkeeper, one version sees him playing for Al-Nassr, while he's at Al-Raed in the other.
FIFA haven't just put him in twice with two clubs for a laugh though - what's actually happened, as per the Daily Mail, is that he spent time on loan at Al-Raed and then returned to his parent club. But because he returned to Al-Raed on a permanent basis, you now get two Sharahilli's in the game.
As far as I'm aware, excluding icons, he's the only player on the game with two clubs. What a hero.
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In another brilliant FIFA 18 tidbit, one of the other worst players on FIFA 18 isn't even a real footballer - that being Tomm Käßemodel.
Käßemodel is listed as a central midfielder for German second division outfit FC Erzgebirge Aue. In reality, it turns out that while Käßemodel is on the books at Erzgebirge as a member of the first team squad, he isn't actually a professional footballer. Or even a semi-professional footballer.
In fact, this low scoring maverick is in fact the club's kit man. Because Erzgebirge needed at least four members of their first-team squad to have come through the club's youth academy, he has made the game. Though he does spend his time preparing kits these days, he is a former member of the youth set-up.
What a bloke.
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