Kalidou Koulibaly's card is rated 88, he is 187cm | 6'2" tall, right-footed Senegal defender (CB)
that plays for
Napoli
in
Serie A TIM
with Med/High work rates.
His average user review rating is 5.0
out of 5 .
He has 3-star weak foot
and 2-star skill moves,
He does have a real face in-game. He has been used in 9,740,894 games with a GPG (goals per game) of 0.011.
Kalidou Koulibaly has 2 special cards
with ratings between 88 and 94.
The best chemistry style for him is SHADOW.
He was born on 20-06-1991 and he is now 32 years old.
His real-life stats are currently 2 goals and 1 assists in 24 matches in domestic competition. He also received 3 yellow cards and 0 red cards.
His current price on FUT is 13,250 on PlayStation,
12,000 on Xbox,
and 0 on PC.
O-M-G. This guy... Its basically over for your opponents striker. He will outpace him, he will body him and force him to eat the dirt.
This guy is soooooo cheap and amazing. If he was french and pl he will be 350-400K min. Only OK thing about him is his passing. He can for sure do simple passes to other center backs or gk, But he will not do a kdb pass to your striker to set him 1v1 with the gk?!?! I mean you get me. He MAYBE only face problems against r9,mbappe, cr7, But who has those players?
I am a div 1 player with Elite 2 as my top WL placement last year. In this years installment I have tried other high end defenders like Varane and Ramos. These players will serve as reference in this review of Koulibaly 88. All games with Koulibaly has been played online in division 1.
Koulibaly compared to:
Ramos
Ramos is a great defender but his High/Med work rates, compared to Koulibalys Med/High, makes Ramos stand way further up the pitch. For this meant a greater vulnerability to counter attacks. When comparing Ramos with Koulibaly its obvious that Koulibaly is more of a power house. His extreme strength with a high aggression stat and weight means he will win you almost every duel. Ramos felt a bit weaker in this area. Ramos however excels with his heading ability and passing and dribbling compared to Koulibaly. Koulibaly also felt fast. In total I think Koulibaly is the greater defender.
Varane
Varane is faster but doesn't match Koulibaly in pure power. For me this meant that I felt more secure with Koulibaly due to me knowing he would with tight duels. Varane is an excellent defender but power is very important this year for defenders. I think Varanes low 80 in aggression sometimes fail him. In total Koulibaly felt beter.
Summary
Koulibaly is for me what Virgil Van Dijk felt like last year. He is simply put, a beast. In a team with Pele 91 I have named Koulibaly captain. Thats how highly I rate him. He is pure class and I give him my highest recommendations. Given the choice to choose freely without regard to price and chemistry I would choose Koulibaly over Ramos and Varane.
Strenght
Pace
Dribbling (Despite his low agility and balance he felt really good)
Insane Value for money
Passing (He will make the easy passes but put under pressure he could send them flying over the receiver)
After using him for more than 150 games, i have to tell others about this gem.
A gem yes, because his price is no more than 30k at the moment that i'm writing this review.
Although i bought him for nearly triple that price, he's worth every penny. He got everything a good FIFA centre-back needs; pace, defending and physicality.
If you want to stop Mbappe or Rashford, he's probably your best shot.
In possesion he can feel a bit slugish, as he's not the best ball playing defender in the game, but who cares if you can just pass it to one of your fast wingers?
Probably his biggest downfall is that he can be difficult to link with others overpowered players. Don't worry about it too much, even on 7 chem he'd still be better than most of your defenders.
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