Top 10 stars without a real face in FIFA 23

EA introduces them from the back.

FIFA 23 has improved graphics. Realistic hair shaders move in the wind, and beads of sweat appear on the forehead. Some footage from EA Sports’ football simulation is hard to distinguish from real footage from the stadium. For example, the developers did a great job on Erling Haaland.

But not all players got realistic faces. In last year’s top, we singled out Kunde and Akunya, but now there are even more such stars. You will be surprised how many young talents are left without a game face!

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Rafael Leau (84, AC Milan)

Raphael Leau is the highest rated young FIFA 23 star without a game face. The Portuguese dragged Milan to the title last season and received an upgrade, but for some reason did not deserve a personal scan. Beautiful dreadlocks do not take out the situation.

Ronald Araujo (83, Barcelona)

In a couple of seasons at the base of Barcelona, ​​Ronald Araujo turned into a very interesting central defender. The Uruguayan is only 23, but it is he who is called the main successor of Gerard Pique. Araujo created a strange face, and dyed hair made him completely unrecognizable.

Bremer (83, Juventus)

Bremer was the best in martial arts won, interceptions, blocks and returns of the ball last season in Serie A, so he went on promotion to Juventus. In September, the centerdef made his debut for the Brazilian national team and will soon take the place of 38-year-old Thiago Silva. However, Bremer’s FIFA avatar doesn’t even look like him in hair.

Victor Osimhen (83, Napoli)

Victor Osimhen is another young talent with a terrible face in FIFA 23. The Nigerian hit balls for Lille and Napoli for four seasons, in addition to moving to the Neapolitan club for 75 million euros. For some unknown reason, EA doesn’t see him as a big star.

Anthony (82, Man United)

The bright dribbler Anthony, whom Manchester United bought for 95 million euros, also does not look like himself. But here we give a little praise to EA: the features of the face and hair of the Brazilian are recreated so closely that Anthony’s artificial model is indistinguishable from the general plan.

Darwin Nunez (82, Liverpool)

Darwin Nunez is having a hard time settling in the Premier League, but there is no big doubt about his record: 26 goals last season in the Portuguese league speak for the Uruguayan’s goalscoring skills. The Liverpool rookie got into the transfer team’s announcement video, but EA got out and showed him from the back. Nunez’s face in the game is terrible!

Aurélien Tchouameni (82, Real Madrid)

When the transfer of Kylian Mbappe fell through, Madrid bought another talented Frenchman, Aurélien Tchouameni. You won’t believe it, but the game face of the 80 million euro defensive player was also created in the editor. Tchuameni’s face looks good, although when compared with the photo, the stereotype instantly appears.

Ismael Bennacer (82, AC Milan)

Ismael Bennacer is an important part of the midfield of the new AC Milan. FIFA has recreated the Algerian’s mustache, beard and sunken eyes, but the simplified detailing is still noticeable.

Jamal Musiala (81, Bayern)

Jamal Musiala is the main young star of Bayern. After several years in the rotation, he made it to the base, and in the 22/23 season he makes an assist in almost every game! The gameface of Musiala is somewhat reminiscent of Joshua Kimmich from the old parts of FIFA.

Lisandro Martinez (81, Man United)

Lisandro Martinez is another United rookie who hasn’t been scanned for the new FIFA installment. The short central defender received a similar silhouette on the general camera, but up close, the shortcomings of the creation in the editor are too obvious. Players won’t understand if Manchester United’s new defensive leader doesn’t get a realistic face in the next part of the foot sim.

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