Bristol City EA FC 25 ratings confirmed: 12 upgraded including €3m signing but three players fall

EA FC 25 published their player ratings on Friday, and Bristol City's men players were among the 17,000+ players included on the game.

This is an edition that Robins supporters will want to buy as for the first time, Ashton Gate will feature on the game. It is usually something that is reserved for teams in the Premier League, but City along with Blackburn Rovers, and Coventry City will have their home grounds feature on the game.

Bristol City's Women's team was on EA FC 24 but following their relegation from the Women's Super League, they do not feature this time around. It’s an exciting time though if you’re a City fan and enjoy the football simulation game, as the inclusion of the Gate, makes the game as close to real life as they can.

Player ratings is a talking point among supporters, and in some cases players. It’s usually done by having an expert on the club who will work as a scout provide information to EA Sports. The performances come from last season, but a transfer to a bigger club can also affect their rating.

The biggest movers from the last edition are Adam Murphy and Fally Mayulu, who have both gone up by four. Murphy was St Patrick's Athletic on the last edition, but joined City in January 2024, however he is yet to make his competitive debut for the club.

Mayulu was signed from Rapid Vienna in the summer for a reported fee of €3m, and he too has gone up from making the move to the second tier. The 22-year-old scored 11 goals in 35 games across all competitions last season, and this season, he's got two goals in six games to his name.

As for those who have been downgraded, Harry Cornick, Nahki Wells, and summer signing Luke McNally have gone down. Cornick suffers the biggest drop, and goes from a 69 to a 67, whereas Wells only dropped by one rating to 68. McNally, who joined from in the region of £1.75m from Burnley, dropped by one, despite playing regularly for Stoke City last season.

EA SPORTS FC 25 will be released worldwide on September 27, 2024, on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. A 10-hour Early Access trial which is available through EA Play will be available on September 20, 2024.

Bristol City EA FC 25 player ratings

Callum Wood - 51 (-)

Omar Taylor-Clarke - 58 (-)

Lewis Thomas - 59 (-)

Adam Murphy - 60 (+4)

Ayman Benarous - 62 (-)

George Earthy - 64 (-)

Yu Hirakawa - 65 (-)

Sam Bell - 65 (+2)

Stefan Bajic - 65 (-)

Sinclair Armstrong - 65 (+2)

Haydon Roberts - 67 (+2)

Marcus McGuane - 67 (+2)

Harry Cornick - 67 (-2)

Nahki Wells - 68 (-1)

George Tanner - 68 (+1)

Anis Mehmeti - 68 (+1)

Fally Mayulu - 68 (+4)

Max Bird - 68 (-)

Mark Sykes - 69 (+1)

Max O'Leary - 69 (-)

Joe Williams - 70 (-)

Zak Vyner - 70 (+2)

Luke McNally - 70 (-1)

Ross McCrorie - 70 (-)

Jason Knight - 70 (+1)

Scott Twine - 71 (-)

Cameron Pring - 71 (+2)

Kal Naismith - 71 (-)

Rob Atkinson - 71 (-)

Rob Dickie - 72 (-)