Mikey Moore will make a mockery of his EAFC25 rating – Tottenham fans won’t believe youngster’s stats

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EAFC25 is just around the corner and this year’s ratings have been revealed.

Tottenham Hotspur’s rating have already been released with Heung-min Son the highest-rated player in the squad at 87.

James Maddison follows him in second place at 85 whilst Cristian Romero and Guglielmo Vicario are next up with a rating of 84.

Tottenham’s new signing Dominic Solanke has been handed a rating of just 81 which is the same as the likes of Richarlison and Timo Werner.

The ratings for some of the club’s top academy talents have just been released and have certainly raised a few eyebrows.

Mikey Moore to make a mockery of EAFC25 rating

EAFC25 have handed Mikey Moore a rating of just 64 making him a bronze card in Ultimate Team, which he is likely to far exceed by the time the next game is released.

The South London-born star has already shown he is ready for senior football when he destroyed Bristol Rovers in the Football League Trophy, scoring twice and getting an assist against the League One outfit.

The teenager is a player Postecoglou is expected to keep around the first team and hand plenty of opportunities to showcase his ability this season.

Moore’s rise to Tottenham’s first team

Moore has emerged as the jewel of Tottenham’s academy following an incredible breakout season at Under-18 and Under-21 level last term.

The 17-year-old netted 16 goals in 16 appearances for the club as he made his way into the Under-21s aged just 16.

His form earned him a place in England’s Euro Under-17 squad where he netted four in four and continued his incredible goal-scoring form.

Moore was then handed the chance by Ange Postecoglou to play a big role in pre-season with the first team and his upward trajectory just continued.

He played a part in all six of Spurs’ pre-season matches scoring on two occasions and even coming off the bench against Bayern Munich at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Tottenham finally tied him down to his first professional contract over the summer.