What is Cristiano Ronaldo’s new FIFA 23 rating following the Al-Nassr transfer? | OneFootball

Cristiano Ronaldo surprisingly moved to Saudia Arabia club Al-Nassr on a free transfer following his release from Manchester United and we can reveal his new FIFA 23 rating following the move.

The football legend is arguably one of the greatest ever to play the game; however, the last year has not been great for him for multiple reasons.

After his fallout with Man United, his contract was mutually terminated and many wondered which of Europe’s elite would sign him. This was not to be the case and instead Ronaldo went for a huge deal with Al-Nassr.

He is now the highest-paid player in the world and will have huge commercial deals alongside it. With this in mind, EA Sports FIFA changed his rating and we can reveal what it will be at his new club.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s FIFA 23 rating drops following transfer to Al-Nassr

The 37-year-old has had a great career with many Ballon d’Or wins and won pretty much every trophy he could have in football; however, all good things have to sadly come to an end and with Ronaldo’s game so physical, he has struggled to maintain his high levels in the latter years of his career.

In FIFA 23 game modes like online seasons and Ultimate Team, ratings of footballers can be changed whenever EA Sports fancy, and this is exactly what has happened now that Ronaldo has moved to Al-Nassr.

Sadly, the Portuguese stars rating has actually been downgraded. Ronaldo’s new Al-Nassr card is obviously still a gold card; however, he will only be 88-rated.

What rating did Cristiano Ronaldo use to be in FIFA 23?

We have seen Ronaldo reach ratings of 98 and 99 in past FIFA’s following special card releases in Ultimate Team; however, his base rating in FIFA 23 was 90. This was not bad at all considering the fact he was not playing Champions League football. It was a fair rating as he managed to score a lot of goals with Man United in 2022. Hopefully the forward can start scoring goals again in order to bring his FIFA rating back up to what is used to be.