The highly anticipated release of EA Sports FC 25 is just around the corner and as the excitement builds, player ratings are emerging, both officially and through leaks. Among the most discussed are the ratings for Lionel Messi and the rest Argentina’s World Cup team. Surprisingly, Messi is not the highest rated Argentine player this time.

According to information circulating on social media and from well-known leakers, Lionel Messi, the legendary captain of Argentina, will not take the top spot among his compatriots. Instead, Lautaro Martinez was revealed as the highest rated Argentine player in the game with an overall rating of 89.

For the first time since FIFA 10, Messi will have a rating below 90The Argentine captain receives an overall rating of 88This is only the third instance in which his rating has fallen below 90; the other instances occurred in the 2011 and 2024 editions of the game.

Goalkeeper of Aston Villa Emiliano ‘Dibu’ Martinez follows exactly as the third best Argentine playerwith an impressive overall rating of 87, cementing his reputation as one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League.

Argentina’s Lionel Messi lifts the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 trophy. Dan Mullan/Getty Images

Ratings of the Argentine World Champions

• Franco Armani – 77
• Geronimo Rulli – 79
• Emiliano Martinez – 87
• Juan Foyth – 80
• Nicolas Tagliafico – 78
• Gonzalo Montiel – 76
• German Pezzella – 77
• Marcos Acuña – 83
• Cristian Romero – 84
• Nicolas Otamendi – 81
• Lisandro Martinez – 84
• Nahuel Molina – 82
• Leandro Paredes – 78
• Rodrigo de Paul – 84
• Exequiel Palacios – 84
• Alejandro Gomez –
• Guido Rodriguez –
• Alexis MacAllister – 86
• Enzo Fernandez – 82
• Julian Alvarez – 84
• Lionel Messi – 88
• Angel of Mary –
• Angel Correa – 82
• Thiago Almada –
• Paulo Dybala – 87
• Lautaro Martinez – 89

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Gianni Taina is a bilingual journalist fluent in English and Spanish, specializing in soccer, the NBA and tennis. He began his professional career in 2020 at Mundo Deportivo US, where he took his first steps as a writer. Gianni has covered major sporting events such as the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the NBA Finals and Grand Slam tournaments such as Roland Garros. His ability to report on real-time events and write under pressure has made him a valuable member of a top-notch team of journalists. In 2024, he joined Bolavip US, where he covers a wide range of sports, including European soccer, MLS and the NBA. Gianni graduated in Communication from Deportea in Buenos Aires, Argentina.