FC 27 RTTK Team 1: All 30 Cards, Ratings and Stats

FC 27 Road to the Knockouts Team 1 is in packs: 30 live cards from the four UEFA competitions, led by Ousmane Dembélé, Jude Bellingham and Pedri at 91. Here is every card with its ratings and face stats, the ones worth chasing and how they upgrade.

• Released: Friday 6 November, 6pm UK / 7pm CET
• Headliners: Dembélé 91 ST, Bellingham 91 CAM, Pedri 91 CM, Luis Díaz 90 and Aitana Bonmatí 90
• Size: 30 cards: 14 Champions League, 3 Europa League, 6 Conference League and 7 Women’s Champions League
• Upgrades: live cards that grow with their club’s goals, wins and league position until late January (confirmed by EA)
• Status: live. EA’s team graphics show the same 30 players and ratings as FutSheriff’s official stats leak

Update, 6 November: Team 1 is out. EA kept every rating from the official stats leak, and the second “Gabri Veiga” on the leak image turned out to be Lamine Camara, 85 CM for Monaco in the Conference League. The first RTTK SBC is Loïs Openda 85, and Buendía and Aleix García come from objectives.

Update, 5 November: FutSheriff has posted the official stats for the whole team. Pedri goes up from 90 to 91, most face stats have changed, Camara (Monaco) is no longer in the team, and the Europa League and Conference League cards have been shuffled. The image also shows Gabri Veiga twice; the second card, in a brighter frame, still has his stats from the first leak, so treat it with care. All tables below now use the official stats.

FC 27 RTTK Team 1: the Champions League cards

Fifteen of the 30 cards come from the Champions League. Face stats below are read from FutSheriff’s official stats image (PAC, SHO, PAS, DRI, DEF, PHY; for Lammens DIV, HAN, KIC, REF, SPD, POS).

RTTK Team 1, Champions League (official stats)

Player	Nation	Club	Pos	OVR	Face stats
Ousmane Dembélé	France	PSG	ST	91	91 · 90 · 85 · 94 · 57 · 71
Jude Bellingham	England	Real Madrid	CAM	91	80 · 90 · 87 · 91 · 81 · 86
Pedri	Spain	Barcelona	CM	91	80 · 81 · 91 · 92 · 82 · 81
Luis Díaz	Colombia	Bayern Munich	LM	90	88 · 86 · 87 · 90 · 47 · 78
Ryan Gravenberch	Netherlands	Liverpool	CDM	88	83 · 81 · 85 · 88 · 83 · 83
Marcos Llorente	Spain	Atlético Madrid	RB	88	92 · 83 · 83 · 85 · 81 · 84
Alessandro Bastoni	Italy	Inter	CB	88	82 · 49 · 81 · 80 · 88 · 84
Jérémy Doku	Belgium	Manchester City	LW	87	92 · 81 · 81 · 90 · 43 · 78
Rafael Leão	Portugal	Galatasaray	LW	87	94 · 83 · 83 · 88 · 35 · 77
Romelu Lukaku	Belgium	Fenerbahçe	ST	87	83 · 88 · 80 · 82 · 47 · 87
Senne Lammens	Belgium	Manchester United	GK	86	84 · 87 · 81 · 87 · 49 · 86
Zambo Anguissa	Cameroon	Napoli	CM	86	78 · 81 · 81 · 85 · 83 · 86
Matías Soulé	Argentina	Roma	RW	85	87 · 81 · 84 · 86 · 54 · 71
Gabri Veiga	Spain	Porto	CM	85	84 · 84 · 85 · 86 · 71 · 81

The cards that stand out

On face stats alone, four cards look like they will be in most squads:

• Dembélé 91 ST: 91 pace, 90 shooting and 94 dribbling. The most complete attacker in the team.
• Bellingham 91 CAM: 81 defending and 86 physical on top of 90 shooting, so he can also play a box to box CM.
• Llorente 88 RB: 92 pace with 84 physical is rare for a right back, and he has 83 shooting if you push him forward.
• Rafael Leão 87 LW: 94 pace, the fastest men’s card in the team, with 88 dribbling for a Turkish league link.

Pedri (91 passing, 92 dribbling, now 82 defending) and Gravenberch (no face stat below 81) are the safest midfield picks. Bastoni gained the most from the official stats: his pace went from 77 to 82, so he no longer needs a sprinter next to him.

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Europa League and Conference League cards

Three cards come from the Europa League and six from the Conference League. Conceição moved here from the Champions League list, and Lamine Camara (Monaco) is in after all: the official stats leak had shown him as a second Gabri Veiga. Most are rated 85 or 86, which makes them cheaper link players rather than headliners.

RTTK Team 1, Europa League and Conference League (official stats)

Player	Nation	Club	Pos	Competition	OVR	Face stats
Francisco Conceição	Portugal	Juventus	CAM	Europa League	87	90 · 82 · 83 · 89 · 52 · 62
Fikayo Tomori	England	AC Milan	CB	Europa League	86	86 · 46 · 68 · 73 · 85 · 84
Timothy Weah	USA	Marseille	RM	Europa League	85	92 · 82 · 81 · 83 · 81 · 78
Maxim De Cuyper	Belgium	Brighton	LM	Conference League	86	86 · 81 · 86 · 83 · 81 · 83
Matthias Ginter	Germany	Freiburg	CB	Conference League	86	78 · 63 · 75 · 74 · 88 · 84
Taha	Morocco	Twente	CAM	Conference League	85	86 · 85 · 85 · 84 · 51 · 75
Diogo Travassos	Portugal	Braga	RB	Conference League	85	91 · 74 · 80 · 84 · 79 · 81
Romero	Argentina	Getafe	CB	Conference League	85	82 · 38 · 60 · 70 · 85 · 89
Lamine Camara	Senegal	Monaco	CM	Conference League	85	84 · 74 · 86 · 84 · 81 · 80

Tomori is still the pick of this group: 86 pace with 85 defending and 84 physical make him the quick centre back that Ginter is not. De Cuyper is now listed as an 86 LM with 86 pace and 86 passing, a wide option for Premier League teams. Romero has the best physical in the team at 89.

Women’s Champions League cards

Seven cards come from the Women’s Champions League, and two of them were leaked by a second leaker before FutSheriff’s full team.

RTTK Team 1, Women’s Champions League (official stats)

Player	Nation	Club	Pos	OVR	Face stats
Aitana Bonmatí	Spain	Barcelona	CM	90	83 · 85 · 86 · 90 · 80 · 73
Chawinga	Malawi	OL Lyonnes	LW	89	95 · 84 · 80 · 88 · 38 · 84
Yui Hasegawa	Japan	Manchester City	CDM	89	81 · 76 · 89 · 89 · 84 · 78
Sakina Karchaoui	France	PSG	RM	88	90 · 79 · 88 · 89 · 81 · 74
Alyssa Thompson	USA	Chelsea	LM	87	95 · 83 · 81 · 85 · 50 · 70
Géraldine Reuteler	Switzerland	Arsenal	CM	86	91 · 84 · 83 · 87 · 71 · 80
Andreia Jacinto	Portugal	Real Madrid	CM	86	84 · 76 · 85 · 86 · 81 · 80

Chawinga (95 pace, 84 shooting) and Karchaoui (now an 88 RM with 90 pace, 88 passing and 89 dribbling) look like the meta picks. Women’s cards can also upgrade sooner than the men’s, because their league phase has more games left before Christmas.

How the RTTK cards upgrade

EA has published the upgrade path for each competition, and it matches what @AsyFutTrader and @FutPoliceLeaks leaked for the Champions League and Europa League:

Only league phase games count, and the player does not have to play. The two stats depend on the position on the card: Pace and Shooting for forwards, Passing and Dribbling for midfielders, Defending and Physical for defenders, and Reflexes and Positioning for goalkeepers. Follow every card live in our RTTK Upgrade Tracker, with wins, games with a goal and the league phase table for all 33 items.

Only games played after the release count: the RTTK objectives in game confirm it, as AsyFutTrader had said. That leaves the men’s Champions League cards four matchdays: 24 to 25 November, 8 to 9 December and two in late January. The win and goal upgrades can therefore land in January at the earliest, and the +1 OVR only after the league phase ends.

That is a slow path. The rating and PlayStyles you pack now matter far more than the upgrades. Our Road to the Knockouts guide has the full fixture list, the RTTK SBCs and the objectives.

Did EA change anything from the leak?

Only in one spot. FutSheriff posted the team on 3 November and the official stats on 4 November, and every rating matches EA’s Team 1 graphics. The leak image showed Gabri Veiga twice; the second card, in a brighter frame, is really Lamine Camara, 85 CM for Monaco in the Conference League.

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