The Rangers player ratings for the upcoming FIFA 23 video game have been released.
FUTBIN - sold to sports betting media group Better Collective for a huge £86.5 million earlier this year - is one of the the biggest and most informative databases for EA’s massively popular Ultimate Team mode. They have uploaded the rankings of each senior member of Giovanni van Bronckhorst's squad ahead of the full release later this month.
James Tavernier is the Premiership's highest-rated player on 78, higher than Celtic's top rated player on 77, Callum McGregor. Perhaps most surprising is summer signing Malik Tillman's rating, only obtaining a 64 following his move from Bayern Munich, having been a 61 in FIFA 22.
Nnamdi Ofoborh is omitted from the list while Alfredo Morelos, Ryan Kent, Glen Kamara, John Lundstram and Connor Goldson all achieve gold cards following Rangers' run to the Europa League final last season.
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Rangers FIFA 23 ratings
James Tavernier - 78
Alfredo Morelos - 76
Ryan Kent - 76
Connor Goldson - 75
John Lundstram - 75
Glen Kamara - 75
Allan McGregor - 74
Ryan Jack - 74
Steven Davis - 73
Kemar Roofe - 73
Ben Davies - 73
Ianis Hagi - 73
Borna Barisic - 73
Rabbi Matondo - 73
Ridvan Yilmaz - 73
Filip Helander - 72
Tom Lawrence - 72
Antonio Colak - 72
Scott Arfield - 71
John Souttar - 71
Fahion Sakala - 70
Jon McLaughlin - 70
Scott Wright - 70
James Sands - 68
Malik Tillman - 64
Leon King - 56
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