Player Review

83 - UEL Live

5.0

More than a Month with Bebou

By SimplyGignac, 22-12-2020

About a month ago I was using Hwang Hee Chan in my Bundesliga team in a 4231 formation, he performed admirably for me and for a 10k card at the start of the game he was easily holding his place in the team. I had no thoughts about upgrading to a more expensive Haaland or otherwise. During a more cash rich part of my clubs lifespan, I bought Rulebreaker Ocampos in order to satisfy my desire for weird, not quite meta, cards. He was alright, but for the 120k I paid for him I didn't want to renew his contract for another week. Selling him for a 20k loss, I suddenly had 100k and hadn't scratched my itch for the weirdness. In comes Ihlas Bebou for 84k. He has been incredible, completely revolutionising my attack and going from a fun, weird player to the main man in attack. He is supremely quick and I account his high dribbling (I also put a finisher on him in order to maximise this) to this. He often breaks tackles from even the best defenders and his finishing in the box is reminiscent of my loan Mbappe in the Live FUT Friendlies. He can finish from almost all angles, I really haven't noticed his weak foot as an issue ever and his agility allows him to turn faster than the usual Gomez/Varane can and create a chance. His passing isn't anything crazy, but it isn't awful either. My only con with him relates to him not having five star skills, as I feel it can be limiting sometimes. He is without doubt the best striker in the Bundesliga atm, and I will struggle to sell him despite being able to make almost 100k extra at the moment.

Pace- Obviously lightning quick.

Shooting- Deadly as a viper inside the box.

Dribbling- Easy as anything to control precisely and his four star skills creates a lot of chances.

Not common to see- In my eyes this is the icing on the cakes, not only is he an incredible player but in a game where you often come up against the same players every match he stands out as different and interesting.

No five star skills- If I'm really nit picking.

Long shots- Not ever really attempted these often as his playstyle is to drive into the box, however I don't remember scoring one (Outside of overpowered chips).

Formation: 4231

Position: ST

Games: 93

GPG: 1.33

APG: 0.71

5.0

Overall

5.0

Value

4.5

5.0

Stamina

Pace (9/10)

Shooting (8/10)

Passing (6/10)

Dribbling (9/10)

Defending (3/10)

Physicality (6/10)

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