Newcastle United can expect to see a handful of upgrades and a few downgrades when their FIFA 23 player ratings are released later this month.
After a really poor first half of the season which saw Newcastle sit bottom of the Premier League, the arrival of Eddie Howe and some new players saw the Magpies surge up the table, ending the 2021/22 campaign in 11th place. Newcastle's starting XI after the January transfer window was significantly different, and the FIFA 23 player ratings for Howe's side may reflect that.
FIFA 23 is set for a worldwide release on Friday, September 30, 2022. The ratings displayed when the game is released will be permanent in the Ultimate Game mode, but these ratings can change throughout the season based on players' performances in real life.
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So, how will the Magpies' FIFA 23 player ratings look? Check out Chronicle Live 's FIFA 23 Ultimate Team player rating predictions for Newcastle below.
Newcastle FIFA 23 player rating predictions
Here's our prediction for Newcastle's FIFA 23 Ultimate Team ratings, using the FIFA 23 predictions feature on the FUTWIZ website . These ratings are just predictions and have not been confirmed by EA Sports.
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Kieran Trippier - 84 rated (0)
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Alexander Isak - 82 rated (0)
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Nick Pope - 82 rated (-1)
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Allan Saint-Maximin - 81 rated (+2)
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Bruno Guimaraes - 81 rated (+2)
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Sven Botman - 81 rated (+2)
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Callum Wilson - 79 rated (0)
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Dan Burn - 78 rated (+3)
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Miguel Almiron - 78 rated (+1)
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Fabian Schar - 77 rated (+1)
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Matt Targett - 77 rated (0)
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Ryan Fraser - 77 rated (+2)
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Jonjo Shelvey - 77 rated (+2)
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Joelinton - 76 rated (+2)
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Chris Wood - 76 rated (-3)
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Joseph Willock - 75 rated (0)
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Karl Darlow - 75 rated (-1)
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Jamaal Lascelles - 75 rated (-2)
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Emil Krafth - 74 rated (+1)
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Jacob Murphy - 74 rated (+2)
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Sean Longstaff - 74 rated (+2)
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Matt Ritchie - 73 rated (-1)
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Paul Dummett - 72 rated (-2)
January signing Kieran Trippier could remain the highest-rated player at the club, potentially staying at 84 rated in FIFA 23. Nick Pope could go down one rating to 82 overall after his relegation with Burnely last season, whilst Alexander Isak could be one of the highest rated players at the club, potentially remaining at 82 overall.
Allan Saint-Maximin, Bruno Guimaraes, Sven Botman, Dan Burn, Miguel Almiron, Fabian Schar, Ryan Fraser, Jonjo Shelvey, Emil Krafth, Jacob Murphy, Sean Longstaff and Joelinton could all increase in rating, with the latter expected to have his position change from ST to CM. Chris Wood, Karl Darlow, Jamaal Lascelles, Matt Ritchie and Paul Dummet are just some of the players who could decrease in rating on FIFA 23.
FIFA 23 is developed by EA Vancouver and EA Romania and will be available worldwide on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Stadia, PS4, and Xbox One on September 30. Early access for FIFA 23 Ultimate Edition begins on September 27, 2022.
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