FIFA 22: EA announce the best Serie A XI in the new game
FIFA 22 is out soon - and the best players plying their trade in Italy have been announced
The best Serie A XI you could possibly make in FIFA 22 has been announced by EA.
Among the stars, usual suspects such as Paolo Dybala (87), Lautaro Martinez (85) and Ciro Immobile (87) are up front with Wojciech Szczesny (87) between the sticks.
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In midfield, EA have opted for a trio consisting of Milan's Franck Kessie (84), Inter's Niccolo Barella (84) and Lazio enforcer Sergej Milinkovic-Savic (85). The team is completed by a defence made up of Theo Hernandes (84) and Stefan De Vrij (85) on the flanks, with Giorgio Chiellini (86) and Martin Skriniar (86) at centre back.
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Of the 11 players, just four Italian teams are represented, with four from Inter, three from Milan and two from Juventus – Dybala and Szczesny. This is a break from previous editions, in which Juventus players tended to dominate the best Serie A XI.
The news of the top-rated Serie A players follows the reveal that Lionel Messi is the highest-rated player in the game with a rating of 93 - just ahead of Bayern striker Lewandowski.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is third on the list as the highest-rated Premier League star, while PSG pair Kylian Mbappe and Neymar (both 91) are fifth and sixth on the overall list.
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