The FIFA 22 ratings are set to be revealed in the coming days with the best players in the game set to be revealed.
Lionel Messi is in pole position for top spot once more, although competition from Robert Lewandowski and Cristiano Ronaldo will be fierce.
With the Top 100 alleged to be revealed this week, how many new faces will make the list this season?
100-75 pending...
We could be about to see the first set of FIFA 22 ratings revealed!
The top 100 players are usually revealed by EA ahead of release, and many online sources are suggesting that they will be rolled out in stages.
The first 25 players could be revealed as soon as Tuesday, 7 September.
Further in the thread, FUTZone on Twitter responded to questions around the ratings reveal, claiming they will be released at some stage this week.
FUT 22's biggest movers
Ruben Dias. Man City's rock-solid defender has been a revelation since joining Pep Guardiola's side and is guaranteed a hefty upgrade in FIFA 22.
The latest squad update has Dias rated 85 OVR, a massive +4 from his FIFA 21 rating.
Bundesliga stars Erling Haaland and Leon Goretzka could both fly up the Top 100 list too this season.
Both men started FIFA 21 with 84 OVR and now find themselves rated 87 OVR, which could see them feature in the FIFA 22 Top 30!
Top 100 newcomers
As mentioned above, Ruben Dias should feature in this year's Top 100 alongside Portuguese teammate Joao Cancelo.
Leon Goretzka should also be joined by Bayern Munich teammate Kingsley Coman who has seen his rating rise to 86 OVR during the course of the season.
Goalkeepers Kasper Schmeichel and Koen Casteels should also make the cut with new ratings of 85.
Last but not least, Stefan de Vrij will likely make the list too after helping Inter Milan win the Serie A title last season.
Waving goodbye
While there are several players who will break into the Top 100, this, in turn, means a few players will be ousted from the list.
Chelsea forward Kai Havertz may have rescued his place on the list with his late-season form and performances for Germany over the summer, but he is certainly on the brink!
Clement Lenglet and former Barcelona teammate Miralem Pjanic will almost definitely miss out after disappointing seasons in Spain, with Pjanic in particular struggling for game time.
South American pair Diego Godin and Mauro Icardi are another two players who have seen their ratings fall in FIFA 21, so we may see them miss out too.