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93 - SIF

5.0

The Best Keeper On The Game

By jeppadiah, 19-12-2017

David De Gea might just be the best keeper on the game as of the 19th of December 2017. Since the release of De Gea's 2nd inform, I have been stuck between using my untradeable Neuer or investing in SIF De Gea. But I have made my decision, it is without a doubt De Gea who is the superior keeper. But a free Manuel Neuer or 650k for a keeper with similar stats. It might just be the fact that I'm a United supporter, but I do feel like De Gea is the best keeper I've used all year.

He's got the GK Long Throw trade as well as 89 kicking, which opens a lot of opportunities when trying to hand off the ball

He saves close to all headers and crosses due to his 93 reflexes, even at close range his reflexes are no match for the speed of a difficult ball

He saves 90% of all long shots

His handling is great and he catches most balls and he doesn't allow a lot of rebounds

He handles 1 on 1 situations with style because of his Saves with Feet trade

He's got a great dive as well since shots across the keeper also seems like an easy task for him

He is not cheap, but if you've got the wallet for it, go for it

Formation: 4321

Position: GK

Games: 78

GPG: 0.00

APG: 0.03

5.0

Overall

3.0

Value

4.5

5.0

Stamina

Pace (9/10)

Shooting (7/10)

Passing (10/10)

Dribbling (7/10)

Defending (10/10)

Physicality (9/10)

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