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Every FIFA 23 West Ham player rating – shocks for two stars

Alex Smith
Alex Smith

Green Street Hammers

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 18: Jarrod Bowen of West Ham United during the Premier League match between Everton FC and West Ham United at Goodison Park on September 18, 2022 in Liverpool, United Kingdom. (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)

Every West Ham player’s FIFA 23 rating has been revealed.

The popular video game made by EA Sports is out today and all the Hammers’ squad have been scored overall out of 99 and on their more detailed attributes.

There are big upgrades from last year for the likes of Gianluca Scamacca and some shockingly low grades for Thilo Kehrer and Jarrod Bowen.

Here are the West Ham player ratings on FIFA 23 with Declan Rice highest and shocks for Jarrod Bowen and Thilo Kehrer.

Thilo Kehrer of West Ham
West Ham defender Thilo Kehrer’s rating is a huge shock

Declan Rice – 84

No surprises, West Ham captain and star man Rice is rated better than anyone else in the team. Rice could be set to be offered a new contract by the club – it’s unknown if he will commit his future.

Lucas Paqueta – 82

Our new Brazilian boy is second in the squad, his dribbling is scored at a whopping 85. Paqueta has revealed he found the reaction to his signing incredible and emotional for him and his family. Fans are yet to see his best form on the pitch as David Moyes is perhaps using him in the wrong position.

Lukasz Fabianski – 82

The Polish veteran is again rated highly despite his position in the team coming under threat from Alphonse Areola.

Tomas Soucek – 81

The Czech midfielder is another in poor form. Many supporters want Moyes to drop him from the starting XI due to his inconsistent passing. However his passing is graded at 73 on FIFA 23.

Alphonse Areola – 81

The goalkeeper has received a -1 downgrade from FIFA 22 despite his solid performances in the Europa League last season.

Nayef Aguerd – 80

West Ham are yet to see Aguerd in action as he recovers from an ankle injury sustained in pre-season. He has been given a +4 upgrade this year.

Jarrod Bowen – 80

Bowen was on fire for West Ham last season helping the club enjoy another successful season. His stunning performances saw him net 18 goals and 13 assists as well as earn an England call-up, yet he still isn’t rated over 80 shocking many. Bowen’s pace all seems underrated at just 78.

Kurt Zouma – 80

Zouma’s overall score may not catch the eye but his jumping is numbered at 91 and his strength at 92 making him one of the best in the game at those skills.

Vladimir Coufal – 80

The right-back retains his 80 rating and he has been given high/high work-rates rewarding his energy and commitment shown on the right flank.

Gianluca Scamacca – 80

The Italian is yet to get a goal in the Premier League but has been scoring for fun in the Conference League. The 23-year-old has seen a massive +6 since his big money move to East London.

Michail Antonio – 79

The striker has the same ratings as last year.

Pablo Fornals – 79

The West Ham star has seen a position change on the game from a left-midfielder to a central attacking midfielder.

Manuel Lanzini – 79

Lanzini has dropped out the starting XI this season but keeps a respectable rating on FIFA.

Angelo Ogbonna – 79

His pace has seen a downgrade to 49 and his injury has had it’s influence with his physical down to 68, which is surely too low.

Maxwel Cornet – 78

The new fan’s favourite has five of his six main stats above 70 making him one of the best all-rounders in the West Ham team. Just like in real life he can play anywhere but he is a left-midfielder on FIFA.

Aaron Cresswell – 78

Cresswell’s crossing is of course a huge asset scored at 83.

Said Benrahma – 78

The Algerian has been a bright spark so far despite West Ham’s bad start and he could be a good player on the game with 81 dribbling and four star skills and weak foot.

Craig Dawson – 78

Unbelievably, Dawson has not seen a biggest upgrade despite last campaign’s heroics. It seems very unfair!

Emerson – 77

The Italian has good attacking stats for a defender perhaps showing why Moyes has so far used him as a wing-back still preferring Cresswell in a back four.

Thilo Kehrer – 76

Kehrer has played more games for Germany than anyone else since Hansi Flick took over and is a regular now for club and country, But surprisingly he is graded at 76. This feels far too low for a someone who has impressed so much since his summer move from Paris Saint-Germain. He is a centre-back on FIFA but of course can also play right-back.

The rest of the squad are not rated as gold players (above 75).

Ben Johnson – 74

Darren Randolph – 73

Flynn Downes – 70

Conor Coventry – 66

Harisson Ashby – 62

Pierre Ekwah – 58

Alex Smith

Alex Smith