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Reading FC player ratings revealed ahead of release of FC 26

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Saturday, September 13, 2025 4:01 am
in Reading FC, Sport
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The player ratings for Reading FC’s first-team have been revealed ahead of the release of popular football video game FC 26.

Formerly known as EA Sports FIFA series, FC 26 will be released on September 26, 2025 in the latest of the long running series of football games.

Just one player in the Reading squad has been given a rating of 70 or over, with players being rated from 1-99.

Lewis Wing is the highest rated player in the squad with a rating of 70.

He is followed by Joel Pereira and Matt Ritchie at 68 and just behind is Charlie Savage on 67.

Reading have started their League One campaign slowly and have picked up just one win from their opening six matches which puts them in 20th place having finished just one place off the play-off last season.

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These ratings could be subject to change once the full release of the game is out later this month.

Full ratings:

70 – Lewis Wing

68 – Joel Pereira, Matt Ritchie

67 – Charlie Savage

66 – Paudie O’Connor, Derrick Williams

65 – Ben Elliott, Daniel Kyerewaa, Finley Burns, Paddy Lane, Jeriel Dorsett, Matty Jacob, Andy Yiadom, Jack Marriott

64 – Mark O’Mahony, Kelvin Abrefa, Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan, Liam Fraser

63 – Jack Stevens, Andre Garcia,

62 – Mamadi Camara

61 – Michael Stickland, Tivonge Rushesha

59 – Basil Tuma

56 – John Ryan, Tyler Sackey, Ashqar Ahmed, Shay Spencer

55 – Tom Norcott

52 – Emmanuel Osho

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