EA has released the official player ratings for their upcoming FIFA 21 title, and despite having a much better season<\/a> than his previous two at Manchester United, Romelu Lukaku’s player rating has more or less remained the same at 85.<\/p>\n He’s still one of the highest-rated players in Serie A, but the fact his rating hasn’t gone up is certainly questionable. Lukaku expressed his dissatisfaction on Twitter and accused EA of something far more sinister.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Let’s be honest fifa just mess with the ratings so we players start complaining about the game and give them more publicity… i ain’t with this sh*t. I know what i do 🤷🏿♂️<\/p>\n — R.Lukaku Bolingoli9 (@RomeluLukaku9) September 11, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n “Let’s be honest fifa just mess with the ratings so we players start complaining about the game and give them more publicity,” he said. “I ain’t with this sh*t. I know what I do.” It’s an interesting point and one that has been both supported and refuted by people who responded to his Tweet.<\/p>\n Lukaku’s accusation is somewhat conspiratorial, but his dissatisfaction is warranted. The season that passed was the second-best one he’s had in his career. The only time he’s scored more was in 2016-2017 when he played for Everton, and the fact that we are now writing it proves his point.<\/p>\n Of course, not everyone will agree. Some stand by him and believe he’s been stitched up, while others are certain his player-rating is accurate and are trolling him for being salty. Either way, everyone will agree that FIFA player ratings are kind of a big deal<\/a> to fans and players, and it’s frustrating when they get them wrong.<\/p>\n
(Picture: EA Sports)<\/span><\/p>\n\n
(Picture: EA Sports)<\/span><\/p>\n