What are the EA FC 24 women’s ratings? As the curtain draws on FIFA 23, all eyes turn to the sparkling-new FC 24. One thing that definitely won’t change though for this new era is soccer fans desperately hoping and praying that their favorite players get the best possible stats in the game.
In reality, the ratings are usually quite controversial, with the overall number given often coming at odds with fans. However, more so than ever before in the FIFA era, there will be increased discussion and interest in the movers and shakers in women’s soccer. With female players coming to EA FC 24 Ultimate Team for the first time, and more women’s leagues being added to bolster the experience in FC 24 Career Mode, the prospect of a top 100 women’s players list is quite exciting. We’ve already predicted the men’s FC 24 ratings for the likes of Mbappe, Messi, and Haaland, but here we’re going to focus on stars like Popp, Kerr, and Walsh instead.
EA FC 24 women’s ratings predictions
We’re still waiting for the official FC 24 ratings from EA Sports this year, but, thanks to all the action from last season and in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, we can make some pretty solid predictions for which women will end up topping the FC 24 ratings charts. For this list, we’ve analysed each player based on their stats in FIFA 23, their real-world form, and our own expert analysis.
Here are our picks for the top ten FC 24 women’s ratings:
- Sam Kerr (91)
- Alexia Putellas (91)
- Beth Mead (90)
- Lena Oberdorf (90)
- Keira Walsh (90)
- Alexandra Popp (90)
- Caroline Graham Hansen (90)
- Pernille Harder (90)
- Ada Hegerberg (90)
- Lucy Bronze (90)
Sam Kerr (Chelsea) – 91
EA FC 24 wouldn’t be anything without its poster girl from last year, would it?
The Matildas captain, who is widely regarded as one of the best forwards of all time, is the all-time leading goal scorer in Australian international soccer and the National Women’s Soccer League in the United States. In fact, her strike is so deadly that she’s the only female player to have won the Golden Boot in three different leagues and on three different continents.
Wherever Kerr goes, goals follow, and last season was no exception. She started for Chelsea as she meant to go on; by scoring ten goals in seven consecutive games. By the end of the season, Kerr had netted an impressive 32 goals across all competitions, adding another WSL title to her name. With stars of the women’s game hitting Ultimate Team in FC 24, Kerr will be challenging the likes of Kylian Mbappe as the overall highest-rated player in the entire game. The same goes for our next player, too.
Alexia Putellas (Barcelona) – 91
If you’re looking at the cold hard stats, there’s no denying that Putellas is the best player in the women’s game right now. The Spanish midfielder, who is the face of FC Barcelona on and off the pitch, won every single award available to a European player both individually and on a club level by 2022.
Those gongs include the UEFA Women’s Player of the Year, the Ballon d’Or Feminin, and the best FIFA Women’s Player in both 2021 and 2022.
However, despite her clear impact on the women’s game, Putellas spent most of last season watching from the sidelines while recovering from an ACL injury suffered just before the Euros last year. It’s for that reason alone that the Spanish superstar isn’t topping our list this time around.
Beth Mead (Arsenal) – 90
The English playmaker became a household name when, last year, she finally helped England win the Euros. However, Mead had already written her name in the stars years before with her work on the pitch for England and Arsenal.
In 2015, the forward set the WSL on fire, scoring 77 goals in 78 games aged just 20. She won the Golden Boot award that year, alongside being named as the league’s player of the year. Since then, Mead has gone on to claim several accolades, including the all-time most assists and most assists in a season.
She hit her greatest form last season, though, when she helped the Lionesses to their first ever major tournament title. During that campaign, Mead nabbed six goals and five assists in just six games, leading her to being named as the World Soccer World Player of the Year.
Lena Oberdorf (VfL Wolfsburg) – 90
The German midfielder has erupted on the world stage in recent years thanks to her lightning-quick reflexes and imposing physicality. Aged just 21, Oberdorf is widely regarded as one of the most technically gifted young players in the women’s game.
Incredibly versatile, Oberdorf can play a variety of positions in defence and midfield, making her a promising talent for the future. And, after taking home the title of the Young Player of the Euros last year, she’s continued impressing for both her club and country. With a predicted FC 24 rating of 90 at such a young age, she’s definitely one to blow the budget on if you’re looking to dominate the women’s game in Career Mode.
Keira Walsh (Barcelona) – 90
Our list of the best women’s players wouldn’t be complete without the game’s most expensive player right now. After impressing for the Lionesses at the Euros last year, Walsh was snapped up by Barcelona for a record £400,000 fee.
Walsh is widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the women’s game, racking up a myriad of domestic and international titles. Her work as an artist on the pitch has only got better with the move to Barcelona, showing the world that her vision is second to none. With her nationality and league combination, she could also fit perfectly into plenty of Ultimate Team squads – both thanks to how good she is, but also from an FC 24 chemistry perspective.
Alexandra Popp (VfL Wolfsburg) – 90
Popp might be one of the oldest players on this list, but her experience cannot be understated. The forward has racked up more than 60 goals for Germany in her long career and more than 80 for her club, VfL Wolfsburg.
Injuries have plagued the German in recent years, however, every time she makes her return, she’s able to find her form once again.
The Olympic champion is a formidable striker whose clinical finishers can devastate even the most organised of defences.
Caroline Graham Hansen (Barcelona) – 90
Barcelona has a formidable strike team but the results the club pulls in week after week simply aren’t possible without the likes of Caroline Graham Hansen. The Norwegian is a tireless playmaker who works hard to set her teammates up for success.
While she might not have as many titles to her name as the other women on this list, Graham Hansen isn’t a name you should ignore. Last year, the winger made six assists and scored a total of 11 goals in just 13 games.
She’s a Champions League winner and a domestic treble winner who only seems to get better as time goes on – hence her high predicted FC 24 rating.
Pernille Harder (Bayern Munich) – 90
Three years ago, Harder was known as the most expensive female soccer player, following her transfer from VfL Wolfsburg to Chelsea. That transfer record might have since been broken by the player coming in at number four on our list, but Harder regularly shows that she is worth every single cent.
The Dane really caught the attention of the soccer world at VfL Wolfsburg, where, in all four seasons with the team, Harder went on to win the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal double. In two of those seasons, Harder claimed the Golden Boot. By the time she had made her transfer to Chelsea, she was in fine form – and the two-time UEFA Women’s Player of the Year only seems to get better.
Last season Harder really came into her own for Chelsea, scoring 28 goals in 48 appearances in a hugely competitive team. She’s taken this form on the road to the Women’s World Cup, where she’s impressed for her country, Denmark.
Ada Hegerberg (Lyon) – 90
The Lyon striker hasn’t had the easiest couple of years with injuries, but she’s back, and she’s better than ever before.
The Norwegian striker loves a big occasion and on her return from the sidelines after nearly two years, Hegerberg helped her club to a league title and Champions League qualification.
There are plenty of stars who would have thrown in the towel after a 21-month absence, but Hegerberg has proved – and proves continuously – that she’s one of the best players in the game.
Lucy Bronze (Barcelona) – 90
The English stalwart is probably in the best form of her life right now, coming off the back of a Euros win and a move to Barcelona. The defender has said she’s felt challenged by the intensity of the training and quality of play in Spain, and as such, she’s seemingly found another gear in the last year – becoming the first woman to win the Champions League with two different clubs.
Bronze is a tireless defender who works hard to affect the play on both sides of the pitch. If you’re looking for someone who leads the line while giving the forwards something to think about, Bronze is your woman.
Those are the top ten women’s players for FC 24, but what about the top 100? With the changes to Ultimate Team this year and the EA FC 24 anticipated web app release date, we know you’ll be busy crafting an all-star mixed team. Here are our predictions for the top 100:
- Alex Morgan
- Wendie Renard
- Aitana Bonmati
- Marie-Antoinette Katoto
- Vivanne Miedema
- Christiane Endler
- Kadidiatou Diani
- Mapi Leon
- Irene Paredes
- Mary Earps
- Sandra Panos
- Kim Little
- Lauren Hemp
- Amadine Henry
- Sophia Smith
- Debinha
- Ashley Lawrence
- Mallory Swanson
- Guro Reiten
- Rose Lavelle
- Lina Magull
- Grace Geyoro
- Ewa Pajor
- Millie Bright
- Lindsey Horan
- Megan Rapinoe
- Selma Bacha
- Lea Schuller
- Svenja Huth
- Lieke Martens
- Christen Press
- Fridolina Rolfo
- Manuel Zinsberger
- Jill Roord
- Cristiana Girelli
- Jenni Hemoso
- Yui Hasegawa
- Chloe Kelly
- Becky Sauerbrunn
- Sakina Karchaoui
- Fran Kirby
- Alyssa Naeher
- Kailen Sheridan
- Kadeisha Buchanan
- Sara Dabritz
- Rachel Daly
- Paulina Dudek
- Adrianna Franch
- Georgia Stanway
- Amel Majri
- Dzsenifer Marozsan
- Yuki Nagasato
- Ashleigh Neville
- Pauline Payraud-Magnin
- Lauren James
- Ona Batlle
- Linda Dallmann
- Christine Sinclair
- Kosovare Asllani
- Crystal Dunn
- Magdalena Eriksson
- Katie McCabe
- Marta
- Leah Williamson
- Ann-Katrin Berger
- Bella Bixby
- Delphine Cascarino
- Merle Frohms
- Eugenie Le Sommer
- Ella Toone
- Griedge Mbock
- Jane Campbell
- Jessica Fishlock
- Amanda Ilestedt
- Almuth Schult
- Desiree Scott
- Tabea Wabmuth
- Caroline Weir
- Klara Buhl
- Steph Catley
- Erin Cuthbert
- Perle Morroni
- Chiamaka Nndozie
- Tanja Pawollek
- Carson Pickett
- Dominque Janssen
- Sophie Schmidt
- Caroline Seger
- Sandy Baltimore
- Mathilde Bourdieu
And just like that our EA FC 24 top women’s player ratings predictions come to a close. We’re still quite a way away from finding out whether Kerr will officially take the top spot yet again, but given the way last season played out – and the players currently vying for domination on the world stage – there’s certainly going to be a lot of movement in these rankings.
If you enjoyed these predictions, make sure to bookmark this article as we’ll be updating it with all the official FC 24 women’s ratings once EA Sports reveals them.
While you wait for those confirmed ratings, find out who you can pair your top female players with in the best EA FC 24 top 100 player ratings list while reading all about how you can go hands-on early with this EA FC 24 early access guide.
