Reviews

86 - LaLiga POTM SBC

5.0

Ben Yedder on steroids (Karl Toto-Ekambi)

By trollfacer27, 15-11-2019

So far i've been using many La Liga strikers. Played bunch of games with Aspas, Rodrigo, Morales and Williams, who's played over 200 games in my squad. Every one of them was good, but had one significant disadvantage, i.e. Williams had 2* WF. Last time I've tried Ben Yedder in hybrid. He seemed very balanced and decent striker, but it all changed because of Cameroonian striker from Villareal, Karl Toko-Ekambi.

At first i had doubts about the card, but after some time i managed to claim him from SBC. This guy is absolute mad lad. His pace leaves most of defenders behind him and his thunderous shots leave goalkeepers speechless. He plays in my 4231(2) on striker and he is perfect for passing behind defenders. In game style he reminds me of Ben Yedder and Williams, it feels like he is a mix of them.

+POWERFUL SHOTS. Well, it really feels like 98 shot power in game, a mobile cannon, not a footballer. Be careful though, tends to overpower the shots.

+PACE. you can really feel that speed on this card.

+Cheap. You get a top tier striker for 35k + hunter (best with it imo)

+Agility. It may seem low by the stats but in game he is very agile and it's easy to dribble with him using some basic skill moves (ball rolls are amazing)

+Strength. It's not as good as I thought, but it does the job.

+4* weak foot

+Sick default dance celebration which will make your opponents enraged

-Can't link with nation due to not many good Cameroon cards

-Finishing. Sometimes misses huge opportunities

-3* skill moves. Some may find it a big disadvantage

Formation: 4231-2

Position: ST

Games: 24

GPG: 1.29

APG: 0.79

4.0

Overall

5.0

Value

3.0

3.5

Stamina

Pace (8/10)

Shooting (10/10)

Passing (5/10)

Dribbling (5/10)

Defending (5/10)

Physicality (5/10)

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