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92 level up raheem sterling sbc review

By Ervin1388, 08-07-2023

Level Up Raheem Sterling is a player with some impressive strengths but also some notable weaknesses. Personally i would recommend him if you haven’t got any top tier RW , but against some top tier RW’s like shapeshifter pele or Toty&Tots messi he has nothing to say

On the plus side, Sterling boasts excellent pace and shooting ability, making him a valuable asset in the attacking third of the pitch. His speed can help him get past defenders, while his finishing skills allow him to score goals even from difficult angles.

However, there are some drawbacks to Sterling's game that players should be aware of. Firstly, his 4-star weak foot can be a liability, as it can make him predictable and easier to defend against. Additionally, his 4-star dribbling may not be enough to beat defenders consistently, especially against higher-level opponents.

Furthermore, Sterling's passing is not his strongest suit, and he can struggle to find teammates in the right positions. Finally, his physical stats are relatively weak, which means he may struggle to hold off defenders and win aerial battles.

Formation: 4222

Position: RW

Games: 13

GPG: 0.38

APG: 0.15

4.0

Overall

4.0

Value

3.5

Stamina

Pace (9/10)

Shooting (8/10)

Passing (7/10)

Dribbling (9/10)

Defending (4/10)

Physicality (5/10)

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