FC 24 Top 10 Women Players: Rating Predictions (August 2023)

As we all know, EA Sports and FIFA have ended their 30-year partnership. A new football simulation called EA FC 24 will be released on September 29, 2023. We learn something new about the game every day, and there is still a lot we don't know! FC 24 once again touched on the importance of women in football, and women will be playable in Ultimate Team for the first time! So in this article we will feature the top 10 women players in EA FC 24... Here are the women's rating predictions in FC 24 💪

FC 24 Top 10 Women Players List!

1. Alexia Putellas (91)
2. Sam Kerr (91)
3. Beth Mead (90)
4. Caroline Graham Hansen (90)
5. Lucy Bronze (90)
6. Pernille Harder (90)
7. Lena Oberdorf (90)
8. Ada Hegerberg (90)
9. Alexandra Popp (90)
10. Keira Walsh (90)

Alexia Putellas (Barcelona, CAM/CM) – 91

Putellas is currently the best player in the world. By 2022 she had won every individual and club award a European player can win. Putellas was FIFA's best Women's Player in 2021 and 2022, and won the Ballon d'Or Féminin and the UEFA Women's Player of the Year award.

Sam Kerr (Chelsea, ST/CF) – 91

Kerr, who was the cover star of FIFA 23, is at the top of the ratings again. She is the all-time leading scorer in the United States National Women's Soccer League and in Australian international football! What's more, Kerr is the only female player in history to win the Golden Boot on three different continents. Last season at Chelsea, Kerr scored 32 goals in all competitions and won the WSL title.

Beth Mead (Arsenal, RF/RM) – 90

Mead played an influential role in leading England to the Lionesses' first Euro title. In that tournament she scored six goals and provided five assists in just six matches and was rightly named World Football's Player of the Year.

Caroline Graham Hansen (Barcelona, ST/CF) – 90

Graham Hansen deserves to be one of the highest-rated players. Caroline won a domestic treble along with the Champions League last year. She scored 11 goals with 6 assists in just 13 matches.

Lucy Bronze (Barcelona RB, RWB) – 90

After England's Euro victory, Bronze made her move to Barcelona and became the first woman to win the Champions League with two different clubs. She emerges as a tireless defender who can contribute to both defense and attack.

Pernille Harder (Bayern Munich, ST/CF) – 90

Pernille drew attention during her time at Wolfsburg, where she won the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal double. Also, in two of her four seasons with Die Wölfinnen, Harder won the Golden Boot. Twice named UEFA Women's Player of the Year, she scored 28 goals in 48 matches for Chelsea last season.

Lena Oberdorf (Wolfsburg, CB/LB/DM/CM) – 90

Last year she won the Euro's Young Player of the Tournament award and has continued to impress for both club and country since then. Although Oberdorf is only 21, she already has 40 caps for Germany.

Ada Hegerberg (Lyon, ST/CF) – 90

The Norwegian striker played a vital role in Lyon's title-winning season and helped her club confirm its Champions League qualification.

Alexandra Popp (Wolfsburg, ST/CF) – 90

Over her famous career, Popp has more than 80 goals for Wolfsburg and more than 60 goals for Germany.

Keira Walsh (Barcelona, CM/DM) – 90

Keira was impressive for England at the Euros last year, and Barcelona was the fastest to snap her up from Manchester City for a £400,000 fee.