Reviews

92 - FOF

5.0

Best RB in the game

By Torres9MZ, 23-07-2018

I played TOTS Walker before and was contented with him. The only problems of Walker were his agility, his dribbling and his finishing.

Valencia has not a better finishing than Walker. But he is very much better in his dribbling stats.

Nice dribbling, great agility (espeacially for his build), perfect passes and crosses.

His finishing could be better, but that's the only real "con" of this card.

Some of you will think "but he has only 1 star weak foot. That's no problem!

His passes with his left foot gave me no problems at all.

Honestly I didn't use the "R1 + X" pass often with his left because i knew the weakness. But the normal "X-Passes" are no problem.

Valencia is fast, he is strong, he wins enough headers, he stands where he has to stand and he makes no mistakes.

The latter is the most important part! If I compare him to my full back on the other side (Alba), Valencia is much more often in the right defensive spots and is not to offensive minded that he gives the opponent to much space for counter attacks.

With him I played my best Fut Champions Weekend League (13th.-15th July) and reached Top 100 for the first time (36-4 wins)

He is very expensive for a RB, but I think he is worth it, if you can afford him: Must-buy!

If he would have a good finishing, I would say he es a "perfect" RB.

(Sorry for my English, I come from Germany and tried my best to make my first review on Futbin)

Speed
Strenght
Dribbling, Agility
Passing, Crosses

Finishing
Price
Sometimes loses headers against big/strong forwards like CR7, Suarez...

Formation: 41212-2

Position: RB

Games: 40

GPG: 0.08

APG: 0.15

5.0

Overall

3.0

Value

4.0

4.5

Stamina

Pace (10/10)

Shooting (5/10)

Passing (10/10)

Dribbling (10/10)

Defending (9/10)

Physicality (9/10)

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