EA FC 24 Slide Tackle Playstyle

Slide Tackle

In EA Sports FC 24, there are special styles called PlayStyles that show how different players play in the game. One of these is the "Slide Tackle". Sergio Ramos is a player who performs the Slide Tackle very well. He times the challenge to perfection and stops the ball in order to move play on. The "Slide Tackle" playstyle is a great option to use when defending as it not only wins the ball, but also allows for a quick changeover in play. You can view the full list of PlayStyles here.

All EA FC 24 Playstyles

Who has it?

A player who is known for often performing slide tackles.

PlayStyle Gameplay Effects

Grants the ability to stop the ball directly at their feet when performing a slide tackle.

PlayStyle+ Gameplay Effects

Greatly improved slide tackle coverage. Also grants the ability to stop the ball directly at their feet when performing a slide tackle.

What Position Is Best Suited To The Slide Tackle PlayStyle?

Defenders. The Slide Tackle play allows defenders to stop the ball dead from a slide tackle and attack from there, this will be a huge advantage when wanting to start a counter attack. Players with higher slide tackle and defending stats will benefit massively from this PlayStyle.

Which Players Have The Slide Tackle PlayStyle?

Players who are known for often performing and successfully completing slide tackles. 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 Defending PlayStyles

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