EA FC 24 Acrobatic Playstyle

Acrobatic

In EA Sports FC 24, there are special styles called PlayStyles that show how different players play in the game. One of these is "Acrobatic". If you cast your mind back to Kyle Walker’s overhead clearance off the line in the 2019 Community Shield, that’s exactly what the Acrobatic PlayStyle is! It does work both ways with these sorts of plays being able to be made by attackers too when attempting a shot. You can view the full list of PlayStyles here.

All EA FC 24 Playstyles

Who has it?

A player who tends to perform acrobatic passes, clearances, and shots.

PlayStyle Gameplay Effects

Performs volleys with improved accuracy and has access to acrobatic volley animations.

PlayStyle+ Gameplay Effects

Performs volleys with significant accuracy and has access to unique acrobatic volley animations.

What Position Is Best Suited To The Acrobatic PlayStyle?

Defenders and Attackers but both for different reasons, obviously. For defenders they will be able to make acrobatic clearances like Kyle Walker often does, and attackers will have a better chance at scoring volleys with this PlayStyle.

Which Players Have The Acrobatic PlayStyle?

Players who are known for performing acrobatic passes, clearances and shots. There is no set criteria based on in-game FC 24 stats but is actually based on the performance and ability of footballers in real life.

Other Physical PlayStyles

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