FIFA 15: 15 Ludicrous Ratings EA Sports Need To Fix

4. Neymar - 84

Neymar's rating always seems to be a bone of contention in the FIFA series, and we personally feel he is often underrated. The Barcelona striker may well have struggled with injury in his debut season for the Catalan giants last season, with a damaged metatarsal ruling him out of the La Liga title run-in, but he was still able to score nine league goals in 26 appearances and provide a further eight assists, while be bagged himself 15 goals in 41 outings in all competitions in 2013-14. And that's not a bad record at all for someone who missed a month of football. If Neymar underwhelmed some as domestic level he surely made up for it on the international stage, as he finished as the third-highest scorer at this summer's World Cup, with his four goals leaving him just behind Thomas Muller and eventual Golden Boot winner James Rodriguez. As one of the best players in the world at present, we feel Neymar should be a lot closer to the likes of teammate Lionel Messi and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo, who are currently two of only a few players to occupy a place in the 90-point region on FIFA. All you have to do is look at Neymar's goal-scoring record from his days playing in South America to know he has all the makings of one of the world's greatest ever players - and remember, he's only 22.