With the arrival of the NWSL al FIFA 23it was quite striking to discover the qualifications that the soccer players of the highest women’s circuit in the United States would receive, since some of them were already part of the most famous football video game thanks to being selected by each of their countries, but now they will do so by representing their franchise in North America.
In the first instance, one of the main figures in the American women’s league is the historic player of the United States Women’s National Team, Alex Morganwho turns out to be the best qualified by obtaining a 90 in the balance sheet. The member of the San Diego Wave is the main competitive weapon of the Californian franchise and now it will start as the best in the arrival of the league to FIFA 23.
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The nominee for ‘Best Player of the Year’ and member of the ‘Ideal Eleven’ at The Best FIFA Awards 2022, She is the only footballer to reach 90 as part of his magnificent performance throughout the last few years. Added to this, Morgan maintains status as The best element of the USWNT since 2016 that appears in the EA SPORTS video game.
Other NWSL footballers in FIFA 23
In second place appears Debinha, player for the Brazil National Team and the Kansas City Current, who has an 88 rating. The 31-year-old forward is a member of the NWSL since 2017, when he joined the North Carolina Courage. Also, he already has a couple of World Cups played in Canada 2015 and France 2019so it is one of the stars of the league.
After the American and the Brazilian, come other members of the ‘The Stripes and the Stars’ squad, because Rose Lavelle (OL Reign), Sophia Smith (Portland Thorns) y Mallory Swanson (Chicago Red Stars) tienen 87 en el FIFA 23. Immediately following them another third of players from the USWNT con 86: Christen Press (Angel City FC), Megan Rapinoe (OL Reign) y Becky Sauerbrunn (Portland Thorns).
Finally comes a tie with 85 rating for three archersincluding two from the United States National Team, Alyssa Naeher (Chicago Red Stars) y Adrianna Franch (KC Current); closing with the goalkeeper of the Canadian National Team, Kailen Sheridan (San Diego Wave).