With FIFA 23 just over the horizon, FIFA 22‘s time in the spotlight is coming to a close. The new title is introducing a plethora of new features, including the ability to kick a power shot and even lie down behind the wall. Before the new iteration of FIFA comes into play, players can look back at the top rated-players from FIFA 22 to know what to expect this year. More specifically, players can take a look at the top-rated women of FIFA 22, which were ranked by The Ratings Collective, a talent scouting network.
Women’s soccer will continue to be a focal point for EA in FIFA 23. The developers have already released the teams that will make up the women’s section of the game. If players want to prepare for the new title, they can familiarize themselves with the top women’s players from FIFA 22, as the list is unlikely to change substantially.
The top tier of players includes Vivianne Miedema, Lucy Bronze, Wendie Renard, Tobin Heath, and Megan Rapinoe, as you might expect. This year’s list is similar to the last edition’s.
These women don’t have a specific position since you can’t build a team with them. They’re only available to play as a national team. Some of the players have a better overall rating than they had in FIFA 21 and vice-versa.
Rapinoe, Henry, and Le Sommer received a lower overall rating, for example, while Miedema, Kerr, and Bronze got a higher rating. Here are the best women’s soccer players in FIFA 22:
| Player name | Nation | FIFA 22 overall |
|---|---|---|
| Vivianne Miedema | Netherlands | 92 |
| Lucy Bronze | England | 92 |
| Wendie Renard | France | 92 |
| Samantha Kerr | Australia | 91 |
| Amandine Henry | France | 90 |
| Dzsenifer Marozsán | Germany | 90 |
| Caroline Graham Hansen | Norway | 90 |
| Tobin Heath | USA | 90 |
| Megan Rapinoe | USA | 90 |
| Alex Morgan | USA | 90 |
| Julie Ertz | USA | 89 |
| Eugénie Le Sommer | France | 89 |
| Lieke Martens | Netherlands | 89 |
| Christine Sinclair | Canada | 89 |
| Fran Kirby | England | 88 |
| Alexandra Popp | Germany | 88 |
| Becky Sauerbrunn | USA | 88 |
| Jenni Hermoso | Spain | 87 |
| Amel Majri | France | 87 |
| Kim Little | Scotland | 87 |
| Lindsey Horan | USA | 87 |
| Sara Däbritz | Germany | 87 |
FIFA 23 releases on Sept. 20 and will be the last FIFA game that EA develops, as the developers are transitioning to EA Sports FC starting next year. The FIFA mantle is reportedly getting picked up by another developer for 2023, but it’s unclear what studio is in the running for the game at this point.
Published: Aug 1, 2022 10:34 am