FIFA 22: The top dribblers in this year's game are revealed
FIFA 22's best dribblers have been unveiled - and it's the likely lads with the best stats
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EA Sports have announced the top dribblers on FIFA 22, out on October 1.
It's a one-two-three for PSG, who have their star-studded front three in gold, silver and bronze positions. Lionel Messi is no.1 on the list, followed by Neymar at no.2 and Kylian Mbappe in third.
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Bernardo Silva is the highest-rated Premier League dribbler on the game, while Jadon Sancho is the highest-rated English player.
FIFA 22's top dribblers
- Messi – 95 (PSG)
- Neymar Jr – 94 (PSG)
- Mbappé – 92 (PSG)
- Silva – 91 (Manchester City)
- Sancho – 91 (Manchester United)
- Verratti – 91 (PSG)
- Mahrez – 90 (Manchester City)
- Salah – 90 (Liverpool)
- Thiago – 90 (Liverpool)
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