We are near to the FIFA 15 release date.Buy cheap fifa15 coins on fifa 15 coins 300k. And the Premier League is back. Though we have known a lot of new features added to FIFA 15, there are still something we don’t know for sure. Player ratings are usually a bone of contention. We’ve already presented you with 10 players who we think will be overrated in FIFA 15. So this time, it is players who we think will be underrated.
Note that these are just predictions, only when FIFA 15 release that we know the official ones.
Adam Lallana, one of a number of players who shone for Southampton last season, scoring nine Premier League goals to fire the Saints to a club-best eighth placed finish in 2013-14. His performances earned him a place in England manager Roy Hodgson’s World Cup squad as well as a spot in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year. His rating in predecessor FIFA 14 was a paltry 77 but he has surely done enough to warrant a climb into the 80-point threshold. He is a quality player capable of turning a game on its head.
Luke Shaw, like Lallana, excelled for Southampton last season, helping the south-coast club set a barmy record in that they had the second best defence in Europe late last year. Shaw’s defensive abilities helped the Saints rack up 14 clean-sheets and by the end of the season make a mockery of the rating of 72 he was punished with in FIFA 14. His performances last season should see him earn a sharp rise in rating while his price tag is bound to leave some unsatisfied by his overall score.
Filipe Luis will be playing in the Premier League this season following his move from Atletico Madrid to Chelsea. He is underrated in both the virtual football world and the real one. The defender was shamefully overlooked for Brazil’s 23-man World Cup squad and sat out the tournament in his home country. In 2013-14, the fullback boasted a pass-completion rate of 80.3 percent and made 131 tackles and intercepted 49 times.
Adnan Januzaj, his last year rating was a fair reflection considering the teenager has just burst onto the scene with Man.Utd. However, even more of a surprise was that the midfielder put in a series of sparkling performances for the Red Devils, even scoring four league goals in his maiden season in the club’s senior set-up. So good were his performances that he sparked a four-way tussle for his services at international level earlier this summer. Following his tremendous success for both club and country it goes without saying that his rating in FIFA 15 will shoot up quite sharply.
Lewis Hotlby, under Pochettino, with a new system, will be a far more key member of Spurs first team. Last year, Holtby’s rating did reflect some potential for growth with a potential rating of 84, but his starting rating of 78 is unlikely to be retained at the start of this year’s game because of the events of last year. And if EA take away his potential-which was spot on last year-then Holtby will be doubly underrated.
