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title: "Spurs’ top 10 FIFA 16 players revealed"
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# Spurs’ top 10 FIFA 16 players revealed

**With the eagerly-anticipated launch of EA Sports’ FIFA 16 less than three weeks away, speculation is beginning to build about what to expect from the game’s latest title.**

Not least on the lips of many a Spurs fan, is how well will Mauricio Pochettino’s men be rated this year?

Ashley Thornton-Jones has the answers, as he guides you though Spurs top ten rated players:

![Michael Regan/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readtottenham.com/readtottenham/2015/09/483386122.jpg)

**#10 – Kyle Walker (79 overall)**

Despite some questionable form last year, the right-back creeps into the top ten with a very respectable score. His 90-rated pace remains his best attribute, whilst the former Sheffield United man also boosts an impressive shot power-rating of 86.

**#9 – Nacer Chadli (79 overall)**

Whilst failing to hit the high 80s/low 90s in any attribute, the Belgian remains incredible balanced across the board. He also boasts a 4-star weak foot rating, meaning he can be equally as good on either flank.

**#8 – Erik Lamela (79 overall)**

The Argentinian has failed to impress at White Hart Lane as of yet, but to the surprise of many, he remains as one of the club’s best-rated players. His 4-star skill moves will be useful, whilst his 87-rated dribbling will also be a handful to deal with.

**#7 – Emmanuel Adebayor (79 overall)**

Perhaps the most surprising score lies with the highly-rated Togo international. He boasts 4-star rated skill moves, and is also rated in the 80s for strength, heading and volleys to name a few. Inaccurate would be an understatement.

![Michael Regan/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readtottenham.com/readtottenham/2015/09/462073924.jpg)

**#6 – Michael Vorm (80 overall)**

Another strange one here. The Dutch stopper played just three games last year, but somehow gets a rating increase for this year’s title. Ratings of 84 for reflexes and 83 for handling make him a very good back-up.

**#5 – Moussa Dembele (80 overall)**

Like his aforementioned compatriot, the Belgian remains very balanced in all his attributes, whilst not really exceeding in any area. His 86-rated strength and 85-rated dribbling are his best assets.

**#4 – Toby Alderweireld (81 overall)**

After an impressive start to his White Hart Lane career, the former Atletico man starts this year’s title with a good rating. His defensive attributes average at 83, and he also boasts an 86 shot power-rating.

![Julian Finney/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readtottenham.com/readtottenham/2015/09/485735908.jpg)

**#3 – Jan Vertonghen (82 overall)**

His club and country defensive partner is rated even better, meaning Spurs will be tough to break down this year. Vertonghen, too, boasts an 86-shot power rating, and also performs well in the defensive and physical scoring, averaging 83 and 81 respectively.

**#2 – Christian Eriksen (83 overall)**

The Dane, unsurprisingly, makes Spurs’ top two this year. With 85-rated ball control, 85-rated vision and 87-rated free-kicks, he will be useful in almost any situation. He also boasts an 87-rated stamina, meaning he can be effective in all areas of the pitch without trouble.

![Dan Mullan/Getty Images Sport](https://media.readtottenham.com/readtottenham/2015/09/4841168121.jpg)

**#1 – Hugo Lloris (84 overall)**

Much like in real life, the French skipper is Spurs’ main man on this year’s title. He’s actually had a rating decrease, but remains as one of the game’s top goalkeepers with 86-rated diving and 88-rated reflexes. It will be tough to get past him.

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