There's a bronze player with the name 'Daddy’s Boy' in EA Sports FC 24

Franklin Nyenetue has become a talking point within the EA FC community after fans spotted the name 'Daddy's Boy' on his 60-rated Ultimate Team card.

The talented 22-year-old forward, who plays his club football for Norwegian top flight side Sandefjord following spells at Rosenborg and Stjørdals-Blink, has been handed a very usable bronze card on EA Sports FC 24.

With a number of impressive stats, including 85 acceleration, 83 sprint speed, 82 balance and 81 agility, Nyenetue will be a popular pick with those creating a bronze-based team this year.

In fact, the Liberia-born forward's price has increased of late, but it might be because his unusual shirt name continues to be shared by thousands on Twitter.

As you can see from the pictures below, Nyenetue has 'Daddy's Boy' plastered across his Sandefjord shirt – a nod to the middle name he was given aged three.

Nyenetue once explained that he was originally named Daliba but when his family moved from Liberia to Norway in 2003, it was changed to 'Daddy's Boy'.

Here's how social media have reacted to his latest card.

One fan wrote: "He was in the game last year. I was doing random club online friendlies and he popped up. Kinda cool everyone knows who he is now," while another said: "The world is finally learning about Franklin Nyenetue."

A third commented: "Franklin Nyenetue is going to be world famous. And it's really about time."

A fourth added: "I need to hear a commentator just absolutely scream his name."

This is the player 🇳🇴 pic.twitter.com/cQdBRnrFZ9

— EAFC 24 News (@FUT24News) September 23, 2023

Playing career mode last year, I was so confused 😂 pic.twitter.com/lcUqUWWWe3

— James Hennighan (@jameshennighan_) September 23, 2023

Nyenetue, who has scored five goals in all competitions for relegation strugglers Sandefjord this season, recently netted in a 3-2 defeat to Odds BK.

He could feature in Sunday's clash against Viking FK – a team that sit top of the Eliteserien with 48 points in 21 games.