Kieffer Moore's card is rated 69, he is 196cm | 6'5" tall, right-footed Wales striker (ST)
that plays for
Cardiff City
in
EFL Championship (ENG 2)
with High/Med work rates.
His average user review rating is 4.5
out of 5 .
He has 3-star weak foot
and 2-star skill moves,
He does not have a real face in-game. He has been used in 1,538 games with a GPG (goals per game) of 0.764.
The best chemistry style for him is BASIC.
He was born on 08-08-1992 and he is now 31 years old.
His real-life stats are currently 6 goals and 1 assists in 10 matches in domestic competition. He also received 0 yellow cards and 0 red cards.
His current price on FUT is 1,100 on PlayStation,
950 on Xbox,
and 1,500 on PC.
One weekend I decided to play FUT Champs with a full Cardiff City team as they are the club that I support. I'm probably around a Gold 2 player on average and wasn't expecting much from the weekend except a few wins. I then loaded into my first game of Champs for the weekend and won 3-0, with Moore scoring on his debut. By the end of the Friday I was 1-2, with Moore having scored 1 goal in 3 games. However going into Saturday I was optimistic, and this was when Moore turned into a beast for me. It just seemed like he couldn't miss, he scored 11 goals in 9 games, bullying defences in the air and smashing chances home with the ball at his feet. This put me 5-7 going into Sunday which is a lot better than I imagined it going, however Sunday wasn't as good for Kieffer as the goals started to dry up and other players in the squad scoring more than him. Nevertheless he still scored 10 goals out of 17 matches and was a big part in helping me finish 14-14, which was much better than I ever envisaged the weekend going. Kieffer always scored when you needed him the most and was overall a fun card to use.
++ Shooting, his finishing on his right foot was actually very good with a hunter and he managed to smash it in when he had the ball inside the box.
++ Heading, obviously with a 6'5" striker he's going to be an aerial threat, and he won most headers, not scoring a lot of them from open play but still scoring a decent amount considering how heading is like in general on FIFA.
++ Strength, you could really tell he has 88 strength while using the card as his height and strength made him really good at holding the ball and actually helped him make runs as it was hard for defenders to tackle him with his body size.
+ Pace (with a Hunter), Not as slow as you would think for a player of his style, but could actually make runs in behind and score them sometimes as his 85 pace with a Hunter and his strength combined made it hard for defenders to win the ball off him.
-- Agility and Balance, yeah he didn't turn very well and I had to adapt to that very quickly as he can't move around people like say Rulebreakers Teixeira or anything so you would be better off just holding up the ball and waiting for options to play to than try to run around defenders.
-- 3* weak foot, the weak foot was quite annoying as you could't really shoot on his left unless it was a real tap in as it usually ended up being a slow p-roller and didn't threaten the goal, same with passing on his left for build-up play, only really use the left for very short passes in space.
--Passing, his passing was poor, could only really make simple passes which wasn't terrible I mean because his job was only to score goals really but would've been handy in linkup play as well.
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