Juventus' FIFA 23 ratings have been leaked. One of the most successful Italian clubs in recent years gets a few upgrades, but also a lot of downgrades. This is what the "Bianconeri" will look like in FIFA 23!
EA Sports and Microsoft released FIFA 23 accidentally on Xbox on August 30, 2022 – a whole month before the actual release. EA Play members were already able to play the new FIFA – the online modes have now been taken offline – but they couldn't stop what happened next: all the new ratings got leaked.
It is not known whether EA will change the overall ratings again. However, we assume that the ratings are final. It would be weird if they just quickly changed them again, after all, EA has reasons why they choose stats like this.
Juventus In FIFA 23
From 2011 to 2020, Juventus won the Scudetto 9 times in a row – but in the past two seasons, they were unable to build on their achievements. Of course, this is also reflected on their ratings in FIFA because the current squad looks... pretty poor. The Bianconeri have not been able to keep up with other international top teams like Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester City or Real Madrid for quite some time now.
Juve is back in #FIFA23
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The Bianconeri are officially back in the game as a part of a new partnership between @juventusfc and @easportsfifa. Narrated by Juve legend @ClaMarchisio8, this film celebrates a new chapter in the club's story of a great love. Juve per sempre sara. pic.twitter.com/LExyXe0fML
Juventus Ratings In FIFA 23
Although Juventus is finally back in FIFA 23, the players' ratings are still far from other international clubs on the highest level. The only two winners are newly signed Gleison Bremer (+7) and Dušan Vlahović (+6). Otherwise, most of the OVRs seems pretty lackluster...
| PLAYER | POSITION | RATING FIFA 22 | RATING
FIFA 23 |
| Wojciech Szczesny | GK | 87 | 86 (-1) |
| Mattia Perin | GK | 80 | 79 (-1) |
| Leonardo Bonucci | CB | 85 | 84 (-1) |
| Daniele Rugani | CB | 77 | 76 (-1) |
| Bremer | CB | 76 | 83 (+7) |
| Luca Pellegrini | LB | 74 | 76 (+2) |
| Alex Sandro | LB | 83 | 80 (-3) |
| Danilo | RB | 81 | 80 (-1) |
| Juan Cuadrado | RB | 83 | 83 |
| Mattia De Sciglio | RB | 76 | 76 |
| Manuel Locatelli | CDM | 82 | 82 |
| Denis Zakaria | CDM | 80 | 81 (+1) |
| Fabio Miretti | CM | - | 70 |
| Arthur | CM | 83 | 80 (-3) |
| Paul Pogba | CM | 87 | 85 (-2) |
| Weston McKennie | CM | 77 | 80 (+3) |
| Adrien Rabiot | CM | 81 | 80 (-1) |
| Nicolo Rovella | CM | 70 | 73 (+3) |
| Marko Pjaca | CF | 75 | 75 |
| Federico Chiesa | LW | 83 | 84 (+1) |
| Marley Aké | LW | - | 70 |
| Ángel Di Maria | RW | 87 | 84 (-3) |
| Dušan Vlahović | ST | 78 | 84 (+6) |
| Moise Kean | ST | 79 | 78 (-1) |
Fifa 23 Juventus Ratings pic.twitter.com/B0tDhaOdEU
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