- GK: David De Gea 91 → 89 (Spain)
- GK: Sergio Romero 80 (Argentina)
- RB: Aaron Wan-Bissaka 76 → 80 (England)
- RB: Diogo Dalot 72 → 76 (Portugal)
- CB: Chris Smalling 81 → 79 (England)
- CB: Victor Lindelöf 79 → 83 (Sweden)
- CB: Phil Jones 80 → 77 (England)
- CB: Eric Bailly 82 → 80 (Ivory Coast)
- CB: Harry Maguire 82 → 85 (England)
- CB: Marcos Rojo 80 → 78 (Argentina)
- LB: Luke Shaw 78 → 80 (England)
- LB→RB: Matteo Darmian 76 → 74 (Italy)
- LB: Ashley Young 80 → 77 (England)
- CM→CDM: Scott McTominay 71 → 77 (Scotland)
- CDM: Nemanja Matić 86 → 84 (Serbia)
- CM: Paul Pogba 88 (France)
- CM: Fred 82 → 81 (Brazil)
- CAM→RM: Jesse Lingard 82 (England)
- RM: Juan Mata 83 (Spain)
- RM→CM: Andreas Pereira 78 (Brazil)
- LW→LM: Daniel James 59 → 74 (Wales)
- LW: Alexis Sánchez 87 → 84 (Chile)
- LW→ST: Anthony Martial 84 (France)
- ST: Marcus Rashford 82 → 83 (England)
- CF: Mason Greenwood 62 → 69 (England)
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FIFA 20 Manchester United Player Ratings Predictions
EA Sports will fully launch FIFA 20 in late September, and the demo for FIFA games usually drops two weeks before the full game launch. The FIFA 20 demo is likely to be available from September 12.
The FIFA 20 demo will be available to play on Xbox One, Play Station 4 and PC.
Last year, the FIFA 19 demo featured 10 playable teams, which was a decrease from the 13 that were in the FIFA 18 demo.
Given how Manchester United players performed last season, here’s how they could be rated in FIFA 2020.
Standings
England, Premier League