Marta EA SPORTS FC™ 25 Player Ratings

Marta

Position

CAM

Weak Foot

Skill Moves

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

162cm / 5'4"

Weight

56kg / 123lb

Alt Positions

Marta

Pace72
Acceleration74
Sprint Speed70

Shooting82
Positioning86
Finishing80
Shot Power85
Long Shots79
Volleys89
Penalties86

Passing85
Vision92
Crossing85
Free Kick Accuracy84
Short Passing82
Long Passing79
Curve89

Dribbling88
Agility80
Balance92
Reactions78
Ball Control88
Dribbling90
Composure89

Defending44
Interceptions47
Heading Accuracy53
Def Awareness48
Standing Tackle37
Sliding Tackle36

Physicality74
Jumping71
Stamina83
Strength71
Aggression73

Flair+

Greater accuracy in fancy passes/shots, contextual Flair animations

Acrobatic

Perform volleys with increased accuracy, acrobatic volley animations

First Touch

Reduced trapping error, faster dribbling transition

Technical

Faster Controlled Sprint, precise wide turns while dribbling

Trickster

Performs unique flick Skill Moves

Trivela

Contextually triggers "outside of the foot" kicks, reduces errors

Marta's overall rating in EA SPORTS FC™ 25 is 84

Marta is a professional footballer from Brazil who plays as a Center Attacking Midfielder (CAM) for Orlando Pride. Marta's Overall Rating is 84. Marta has the Flair+ PlayStyle+ ability

Age

Nation

Brazil

League

NWSL

Team

Orlando Pride

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