EA Sports FC 27 now features five Uzbek players 

EA Sports FC 27 has handed launch cards to five Uzbek footballers, with Manchester City defender Abdukodir Khusanov leading the pack at 82 overall. His 90 sprint speed makes him the obvious prize, while Eldor Shomurodov heads the attacking options at 76.

The official Uzbekistan ratings also include Abbosbek Fayzullaev, Khusniddin Alikulov and Mukhammadali Urinboev. Together, they give Uzbekistan two gold cards, two silvers and one bronze in Football Ultimate Team.

EA Sports FC 27 launches worldwide on 25 September, with early access beginning on 18 September. EA has warned that some player details could change following a database update on 10 September.

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Abdukodir Khusanov in FC 27: A centre-back with winger speed

Khusanov’s 82-rated card features 88 pace, 83 defending and 80 physicality. The headline numbers underneath are even better: 90 sprint speed, 84 interceptions and 91 jumping.

The Man City hopeful played every minute of Uzbekistan’s three World Cup matches, although the debutants conceded 11 goals and exited at the group stage.

His virtual version looks like a recovery-run cheat code capable of erasing a badly timed tackle. The 39 shooting rating is EA’s polite way of telling gamers to keep him away from the opponent’s penalty area.

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Eldor Shomurodov in FC 27: Goals without fancy footwork

Uzbekistan captain Eldor Shomurodov is rated 76, with 79 pace, 75 shooting and 76 dribbling. His card also offers 78 finishing, 82 acceleration, 84 jumping and 81 stamina.

Shomurodov played 269 World Cup minutes and scored a brilliant lob against DR Congo that fans voted the best goal of the group stage. Back at Başakşehir, he has begun the 2026/27 Süper Lig season with four goals in four matches.

This is not a card built for an endless chain of stepovers. It is for players who want their striker to make the run, survive a shoulder challenge and put the ball in the net before the opponent can rage-quit.

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Abbosbek Fayzullaev in FC 27: The pocket-sized dribbler

Abbosbek Fayzullaev has a 70 overall rating, with 73 dribbling, 70 passing and 70 pace leading the way. His 83 balance, 79 agility and 77 curve are the most tempting numbers for gamers.

Fayzullaev played 223 minutes at the World Cup and scored Uzbekistan’s first goal at the tournament, equalising against Colombia. He has started four Süper Lig matches for Başakşehir this season, providing one assist.

Give him space between the lines, however, and that low centre of gravity could make him considerably more annoying than his modest overall rating suggests.

Khusniddin Alikulov in FC 27: The silver-card enforcer

Rizespor centre-back Khusniddin Alikulov has a rating of 66. His 71 physicality is the card’s strongest category, followed by 66 defending and 63 pace.

A cruciate-ligament injury kept him out of Uzbekistan’s World Cup squad. The centre-back recorded 427 minutes in the Süper Lig in 2025/26 and is expected to return from injury in early October.

Alikulov looks useful for silver-only squads that require a defender willing to clear first and ask questions later.

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Mukhammadali Urinboev in FC 27: A bronze-card wildcard

Royal Antwerp winger Mukhammadali Urinboev enters FC 27 at 62 overall. Curiously, shooting is his best headline attribute at 68, ahead of 66 dribbling, 62 passing and just 57 pace.

Urinboev was not selected for Uzbekistan’s final 26-man World Cup squad and did not play at the tournament. He has yet to appear in the Belgian league this season after recording 127 minutes for Antwerp in 2025/26.