FIFA 15: 10 More CONFIRMED Player Ratings

1. Thibaut Courtois (86)

Finally we come to Thibaut Courtois, who has also seen an increase in rating from last year's game, leaping from 84 to 86. Again, you have to say this is pretty much spot on. Thibaut has been immense over the last 12 months and has made himself a reputation as one of the best goalkeepers in world football during his three loan spells with Atletico Madrid. Courtois had the lowest "goals-to-games" ratio of any goalkeeper in La Liga last season, winning the Ricardo Zamora Trophy for his exploits as his shutouts helped Atletico win their first Spanish title since 1996, while he also excelled in his club's run to the Champions League final, playing against parent-club Chelsea in the semi-finals and making a series of sublime saves. His performances in that game persuaded the Blues to bring him back to Stamford Bridge and he has since usurped Petr Cech as No.1 this season. Coincidentally, the only gripe we have with this score is that Courtois is only considered to be one point better off than Cech, so you could actually make the case for the youngster to get an even higher rating. So, we've seen the 31 highest-rated players in FIFA 15. To recap, here they are, below. What do you think about EA's reveal so far? Are they getting it right? Share your thoughts in the comments thread, below. 50 - Giorgio Chiellini - Rating of 84 49 - Andrea Pirlo - Rating of 84 48 - Xabi Alonso - Rating of 84 47 - Iker Casillas - Rating of 84 46 - Cesc Fabregas - Rating of 84 45 - Hugo Lloris - Rating of 85 44 - Javi Martinez - Rating of 85 43 - Sergio Busquets - Rating of 85 42 - Jerome Boateng - Rating of 85 41 - Juan Mata - Rating of 85 40. Karim Benzema - Rating of 85 39. Carlos Tevez - Rating of 85 38. Mario Götze - Rating of 85 37. Diego Costa - Rating of 85 36. Toni Kroos - Rating of 85 35. Arturo Vidal - Rating of 85 34. Petr Cech - Rating of 85 33. Edinson Cavani - Rating of 86 32. James Rodríguez - Rating of 86 31. Thibaut Courtois - Rating of 86