EA FC 26: The new ratings for Borussia Dortmund players at a glance | OneFootball

Borussia Dortmund’s pros are getting new ratings in EA FC 26. Particularly exciting: Guirassy overtakes goalkeeper Kobel and Nmecha gets the biggest upgrade.

The time is almost here: On September 26, 2025, EA FC 26, the new edition of the popular football simulation, will be released. Weeks before the official launch, numerous leaks about player strengths are circulating online—including the ratings of Borussia Dortmund’s professionals.

In the new installment, goalkeeper Gregor Kobel loses his top spot in the squad. The Swiss player, who was BVB’s best player for the past two years, is now rated only 86 (previously 88). The new leader is summer signing Serhou Guirassy, who receives the highest Dortmund rating with an 87.

Despite his meniscus injury, Nico Schlotterbeck remains steady at 85—making him the third-best player for the Black and Yellows. Behind him are Julian Brandt, who drops two points to 83, as well as Waldemar Anton (82, +1) and captain Emre Can (82, unchanged).

The biggest surprise comes from Felix Nmecha: The midfielder improves by five points, rising from 77 in FC 25 to 82 in FC 26. The new signings also bring fresh energy: Fabio Silva receives a 79, Carney Chukwuemeka a 76, and Aaron Anselmino starts with 70.

EA FC 26: Guirassy and Kobel are BVB’s best players

Special attention is on Jobe Bellingham. The brother of Real star Jude Bellingham, who himself graces the cover of EA FC 26, improves from 70 to 74 after his move from Sunderland.

The player ratings in EA FC indicate how strong a pro is considered in the game—based on attributes like pace, technique, shooting power, or defensive behavior. Especially for fans of Ultimate Team or Career Mode, they are a crucial factor in building a team. No wonder, then, that the ratings are hotly debated weeks before release.

The presumed overall ratings of all BVB pros:

Serhou Guirassy – 87

Gregor Kobel – 86

Nico Schlotterbeck – 85

Julian Brandt – 83

Emre Can – 82

Waldemar Anton – 82

Felix Nmecha – 82

Niklas Süle – 81

Marcel Sabitzer – 81

Karim Adeyemi – 81

Pascal Groß – 80

Ramy Bensebaini – 79

Maximilian Beier – 79

Julian Ryerson – 79

Fabio Silva – 79

Daniel Svensson – 77

Yan Couto – 77

Carney Chukwuemeka – 76

Alexander Meyer – 75

Salih Özcan – 75

Jobe Bellingham – 74

Julien Duranville – 72

Patrick Drewes – 71

Aaron Anselmino – 70

Cole Campbell – 67

Almugera Kabar – 64

Silas Ostrzinski – 63

Filippo Mané – 61

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