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EA FC27 Ratings Reveal: Bundesliga’s fastest‑rising stars

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
EA FC27 Ratings Reveal: Bundesliga’s fastest‑rising stars

EA’s FC27 Ratings Reveal highlights the biggest jumps among Bundesliga prospects, with 22‑year‑old Aleksandar Pavlović soaring from a 73 to an 83 rating and 23‑year‑old Nathaniel Brown climbing from 69 to 81, underscoring their rapid development at Bayern Munich in the game.

Pavlovi’s rating increase from 73 to 83 represents a ten‑point surge in EA’s FC27 system. The ten‑point rise reflects his performances at the heart of Bayern’s midfield.

Combining pinpoint passing, tremendous work rate and an ability to dictate tempo, Pavlović is swiftly becoming the complete midfielder. His technical precision and stamina have been noted as key factors in his evolution.

A Bundesliga and DFB Cup winner in 2025/26, the 22‑year‑old has developed an excellent knack for engineering space while oozing composure under pressure. These qualities have contributed to his elevated rating in the game.

His ten‑point rise is a testament to his performances at the heart of Bayern’s midfield, where he has forged a flourishing partnership with Joshua Kimmich. The duo’s interplay has been highlighted as a catalyst for Bayern’s recent success.

Nathaniel Brown’s rating rise

Nathaniel Brown’s rating jumped from 69 to 81, a twelve‑point increase in EA’s FC27 ratings. The defender’s meteoric rise has been reflected in his virtual assessment.

Brown made his Germany debut in October 2025, showcasing his talent on the international stage. His impressive form last season secured a transfer to Bayern Munich.

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