The top 15 Premier League ratings for FC 26 have surfaced online, thanks to a leak by Fut Sheriff, one of the most reliable sources in the community. While EA Sports has not yet officially confirmed these numbers, Fut Sheriff has consistently leaked accurate information in past years. At FUTFC.gg, we therefore consider this a strong indication of how the final ratings will look once the game launches.

Liverpool now dominates the list, Arsenal shows its growing power, and Manchester City’s presence has been significantly reduced compared to FC 25. At the very top, Mohamed Salah has been crowned the Premier League’s highest-rated player with a 91 overall card.

The Top 15 Premier League Players in FC 26

  1. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) – 91 RW
  2. Erling Haaland (Manchester City) – 90 ST
  3. Rodri (Manchester City) – 90 CDM
  4. Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) – 90 CB
  5. Florian Wirtz (Liverpool) – 89 CAM
  6. Alisson Becker (Liverpool) – 89 GK
  7. Alexander Isak (Liverpool) – 88 ST (signed from Newcastle last night)
  8. Gabriel (Arsenal) – 88 CB
  9. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – 88 RW
  10. Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal) – 87 CAM
  11. Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) – 87 CAM
  12. Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool) – 87 CM
  13. Declan Rice (Arsenal) – 87 CDM
  14. Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal) – 87 ST
  15. Moisés Caicedo (Chelsea) – 87 CDM

The 91 and 90 Rated Elite

Only four players in the Premier League have hit the 90+ mark in FC 26.

Mohamed Salah – 91 RW (Liverpool)

Salah is now the league’s top-rated player. With 91 pace, 89 shooting, and explosive dribbling, he is one of the most dangerous attacking cards in Ultimate Team. His jump to the top reflects his continued dominance for Liverpool and the new balance of power in the league.

Erling Haaland – 90 ST (Manchester City)

Haaland stays at 90 and remains Manchester City’s ultimate weapon. His combination of finishing, pace, and power makes him one of the hardest strikers to stop.

Rodri – 90 CDM (Manchester City)

Rodri is among the rare defensive midfielders to hit 90 overall. His outstanding defensive awareness, passing, and physical presence make him the Premier League’s standout holding midfielder.

Virgil van Dijk – 90 CB (Liverpool)

Van Dijk continues to be the standard-setter for defenders. At 90 overall, he offers unmatched strength and aerial power, making him a nightmare for attackers.

Comparing FC 26 to FC 25

In FC 25, Manchester City filled the list with stars like Kevin De Bruyne (90), Phil Foden (88), Rúben Dias (88), Ederson (88), and Bernardo Silva (88) alongside Haaland and Rodri.

Now in FC 26:

  • De Bruyne has left the Premier League, joining Napoli.
  • Foden and Rúben Dias have been downgraded.
  • Ederson and Bernardo Silva no longer make the cut.
  • City is left with just Haaland and Rodri inside the top 15.

Meanwhile, Liverpool surges forward. With Salah, Van Dijk, Alisson, Wirtz, Mac Allister, and Isak, they have six players in the top 15. Arsenal isn’t far behind, boasting Gabriel, Saka, Ødegaard, Rice, and Gyökeres. Chelsea contributes two with Caicedo and Gyökeres’ rivalries from the Portuguese league now resurfacing in the Premier League.

FC 25ClubOVRFC 26ClubOVR
Erling HaalandMan City91Mohamed SalahLiverpool91 🟢
RodriMan City91Erling HaalandMan City90 🔻
Kevin De BruyneMan City90RodriMan City90 🔻
Mohamed SalahLiverpool89Virgil van DijkLiverpool90 🟢
Virgil van DijkLiverpool89Florian WirtzLiverpool89 🟢 (new to PL)
AlissonLiverpool89AlissonLiverpool89
Phil FodenMan City88Alexander IsakLiverpool88 🟢 (new)
Rúben DiasMan City88GabrielArsenal88 🟢
EdersonMan City88Bukayo SakaArsenal88 🟢
Bernardo SilvaMan City88Martin ØdegaardArsenal87 🟢
Heung Min SonTottenham87Bruno FernandesMan United87
William SalibaArsenal87Alexis Mac AllisterLiverpool87 🟢
Bukayo SakaArsenal87Declan RiceArsenal87
Declan RiceArsenal87Viktor GyökeresArsenal87 🟢 (new)
Bruno FernandesMan United87Moisés CaicedoChelsea87 🟢

Key Takeaways

  • Mohamed Salah is the new highest-rated Premier League player at 91 overall.
  • Liverpool dominates, with six players in the top 15.
  • Manchester City’s dominance fades, dropping from seven players in FC 25 to only two in FC 26.
  • Arsenal rises, with five names across all areas of the pitch.
  • Only four Premier League players reach 90+, showing the rarity of elite ratings.