Eight Manchester United players have been included in the best wonderkids in EA Sports FC 24 – find out who right here.
The Red Devils have always had some of the best players in regard to FIFA games. The likes of Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Robin van Persie and so many more come to mind when thinking about some of the football simulators elite.
But not only does United always seem to possess some of the best-developed talent – the red side of Manchester always has some of the best talent to develop in the game as well.
This is ideal for Career Mode, where you can level up young players to the potential they could reach when they’ve hit their prime. This is no different on EA’s new title – EA FC 24, where according to Four Four Two United have eight of the best youth prospects in the business.
Eight Manchester United stars involved in ‘Best Wonderkids’
Here is the full list of the eight wonderkids who make the list for Manchester United in EAFC 24.
- Alejandro Garnacho – 75 rated, with 88 potential
- Rasmus Hojlund – 76 rated, with 89 potential
- Kobbie Mainoo – 62 rated, with 84 potential
- Amad Diallo – 74 rated, with 84 potential
- Facundo Pellistri – 71 rated, with 82 potential
- Dan Gore – 61 rated, with 84 potential
- Alvaro Fernandez (On loan at Granada) – 70 rated, with 82 potential
- Mason Greenwood (On loan at Getafe) – 75 rated, with 85 potential
United once again have some of the most tremendous young talent in the game.
Two of these players Hojlund and Garnacho also top the charts in their respective positions, with the highest potential of a young striker and left-winger in the entirety of the game.
An interesting player to see involved is Dan Gore. The academy prospect has been making waves for the youth sides and most recently got his debut against Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup. He looks to be a star in the making.
Kobbie Mainoo also makes the cut. The English defensive-midfielder shone brightly in pre-season but has been nursing an injury since.
Diallo and Pellistri also make an appearance. They’ve proven they can already be valuable assets at the right-wing slot. They feature alongside Mason Greenwood – who is technically still a United player.
Finally, a loanee in Alvaro Fernandez, who will be looking to come back to Manchester stronger following his loan spell at Grenada.
Hannibal not involved?
Remarkably, probably United’s breakthrough young talent so far this season in Hannibal Mejbri is not included.
The Tunisian has been immense for United this season in the little time he’s featured, so it’s pretty baffling to not see him included amongst the other eight names.
Nevertheless… it’s just a video game. What really matters is how he performs in real life, and that has been fantastically under Erik ten Hag this season.
Maybe you’ll make the cut in EAFC 25, Hannibal?
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