87 Centurions Darwin Nunez SBC player review: Is he worth it?

The highly anticipated 87-rated Centurions Darwin Nunez SBC has dropped, and fans are eager to see if he lives up to the hype. This review dives deep into Nunez’s strengths, weaknesses, and optimal playstyles in EA FC 25. His unique attributes, including Quick Step, Target Forward Plus, and physical presence, make him a prime choice for physical strikers in Ultimate Team.

To help you decide if he’s the right addition to your team, here’s a comprehensive breakdown of his performance.

Centurions Nunez 87 SBC: Complete Review

Key Attributes and Playstyles of 87 Nunez SBC

Nunez’s Centurions card brings several enhanced stats and playstyles that make him unique in-game:

• Height and Physicality: At 6’2”, Nunez is well-suited for physical battles with defenders.
• Playstyles: Quick Step, Target Forward Plus, Advanced Forward, Poacher.
• Skill Moves: 4-Star Skills and 4-Star Weak Foot, a significant upgrade from his base card.

Nunez’s Quick Step and physicality make him an ideal striker for two-striker formations, where he can link up with other attackers and use his enhanced playstyles to exploit defenses.

For more about his in-game stats and attributes, you can check Nunez’s profile on FUTBIN.

Best Chemistry Styles for Nunez

When selecting a chemistry style for Nunez, the goal is to enhance his shooting and dribbling. Here’s a breakdown of the best options:

• Finisher Chemistry Style: Adds boosts to finishing and dribbling. Keeps him agile enough to capitalize on his Quick Step attribute while improving shooting accuracy.
• Hunter Chemistry Style: Ideal for players who prefer a more physical attacker. Hunter boosts his pace to make full use of his lengthy style, enhancing his ability to outrun defenders.

Whether you choose Finisher or Hunter, both styles allow Nunez to use his upgraded skill moves, making him deadly in attacking situations.

How to Use Nunez in a 4-4-2 Formation

Playing Nunez in a two-striker setup like the 4-4-2 maximizes his potential by pairing him with a quicker, more agile striker. His Target Forward Plus playstyle is optimized for this formation, letting him hold up play, create space for his partner, and use his physicality to dominate defenders.

In a 4-4-2 setup, Nunez’s role is to:

1. Hold up play: Using Target Forward, Nunez can receive passes with his back to goal, allowing midfielders to push forward.
2. Use Quick Step effectively: His Quick Step adds a burst of pace, perfect for attacking from the edge of the box.
3. Engage in physical battles: Nunez can challenge defenders directly and take advantage of his 4-Star Skills to break down defenses.

Comparing Nunez to Other Physical Strikers

Nunez’s blend of physicality, pace, and skill makes him stand out among physical strikers in Ultimate Team. Here’s how he compares to some popular choices:

Player	Strengths	Weaknesses
Darwin Nunez	High physicality, 4-Star Skills	Limited agility
Wout Weghorst	Extreme height, excellent headers	Lower pace
Dusan Vlahovic	Powerful finishing, good heading	3-Star Skills
Sebastien Haller	Strong positioning, long shot	Less responsive dribbling

Nunez’s upgraded skill moves give him an edge over other strikers by making him versatile and unpredictable in attack.

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