Mohamed Salah
The Egyptian King of the right channel, and the card every squad craves.
Mohamed Salah is one of the most iconic and consistently top-rated players in the EA Sports FC franchise. The Egyptian international, playing as a right winger for Liverpool FC, has become a community favourite across the series, celebrated for his blistering pace, clinical finishing, and electric one-on-one dribbling that makes him a go-to pick in Ultimate Team and career-mode squads alike. From his early days as a rising star at Roma to his transformation into a global superstar at Anfield, Salah's in-game presence mirrors his real-world trajectory. He is the kind of player fans queue up to use in friendlies, the name that pops up in highlight reels, and the card that gets snapshotted the moment a new season's ratings drop.
- Character
- Mohamed Salah
- Role
- Right Winger / Forward (RW)
- Affiliation
- Liverpool FC / Egypt National Team
- Nationality
- Egyptian
- Typical Rating Range
- High-80s to low-90s (varies by title and card type)
- Status
- Active – current-season player
Lore & Background
In the EA Sports FC universe, Salah occupies a special tier of player. He is not merely a high-rated card; he is a symbol of what the franchise does best—taking a real-world phenomenon and translating his speed, confidence, and flair into a package that feels almost unfair in a 3v3 small-sided match or a 1v1 breakaway. His touch, his curling shots from the edge of the box, and the way he cuts inside from the right flank are all faithfully captured, making him a player the community has built entire meta discussions around for years. His journey in the series mirrors his club career. Early appearances saw him as a promising, slightly under-rated winger with elite pace but inconsistent finishing. As his real-life form at Liverpool reached historic levels, his in-game profile evolved in lockstep: shooting and composure climbed, his skill-move set expanded, and he began appearing on special event cards that fans treat as collectible milestones. The Egyptian national team connection adds another layer of identity, and during Africa Cup of Nations windows, his international card becomes a sought-after alternative. Beyond the numbers, Salah carries a cultural weight in the fan community. He is the player you recommend to a friend who says they 'just want to have fun' in a match, the name that appears in memes about 'one more ranked game,' and the face that anchors a generation of players' favourite squads. In an era of superstars, he remains the one whose name still triggers a little extra excitement when it flashes across the screen.
In Their Own Story
The stadium is hushed in that electric way it only gets before kickoff. The camera lingers on the right channel, where Salah jogs in his red and white, the Anfield floodlights catching the gold trim on his boots. You slot into his controller, and the first touch feels different—lighter, faster, like the ball is an extension of his foot. A defender closes, and you flick the stick: step-over, body feint, and he's gone. The crowd noise swells in the audio mix, that specific roar the game engineers spend months perfecting. He threads a diagonal into the channel, cuts back, and the finish is a low, driven strike that rattles the post and bounces in. The replay camera sweeps the stands. You let out a breath you didn't know you were holding. Three minutes left. The score is 2-1. You're not going to sub him off. You're never going to sub him off.
Reader's Guide
NAME: Mohamed Salah CLUB: Liverpool FC POSITION: RW (also effective as ST or CAM) KEY RATINGS: Pace 90+, Shooting 88+, Dribbling 89+, Passing 85+, Physical 70s (varies by card)
Signature in-game moves: Step-over, cutback, body feint, and a quick turn that makes 1v1 situations almost always winnable. His weak-foot shooting is a notable strength, letting you curl from either side of the box without the usual accuracy penalty. Notable card releases: Salah appears across a wide range of special card types each season—Team of the Season, Team of the Year, and event-based promotions. His base card is a reliable starting point, but the boosted variants (especially those with shooting and composure bumps) are where the community consensus says the real value lives. International (Egypt) cards during AFCON windows offer a different stat spread that some players prefer for their shooting profile. Why he's a must-pick: Salah is the definition of a 'franchise icon' in EA Sports FC. He is not the highest-rated player on the card, but he is the most *fun* to use, the most reliable in the final third, and the most consistent across patch updates. In Ultimate Team, he anchors a budget-to-mid-tier squad as easily as he slots into a 90+ dream team. In career mode, he is the player you build your entire attack around. The community's love is not just about stats; it's about that feeling of cutting inside and knowing the shot will beat the keeper. That feeling is Salah, and it's why, season after season, he remains the first name fans type into the search bar.
Did You Know?
- Salah is one of the very few non-European players to consistently sit in the top tier of overall ratings across multiple EA Sports FC titles, a rarity in a franchise historically dominated by European and South American
- His weak-foot shooting rating is notably high for a right-footed player, making him one of the most versatile finishers in the game regardless of which side of the pitch he receives the ball.
- The Egyptian national team card for Salah often carries a different stat distribution than his Liverpool club card, with some players preferring the international version for its shooting and composure profile.
- Salah's pace and dribbling combination makes him one of the most effective players in the game's small-sided and 3v3 modes, where space is tight and quick footwork wins duels.
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