5 world football superstars and their debut FIFA cards

#2 Thibaut Courtois

Another Genk academy graduate, Thibaut Courtois’ imposing performances in goal saw Atletico Madrid winning the La Liga in 2014. Jose Mourinho called him back from loan after that at Chelsea and replaced Petr Cech as the Blues first choice keeper during the successful Premier League run in 2015.

Now one of the world’s best shot-stoppers, Courtois’s performances are again leading Chelsea’s title charge under Antonio Conte. With his imposing size and cat-like reflexes, the Belgian is given a rating of 89 in the game which makes him on of the best goalkeepers on FIFA too.

Courtois made his FIFA debut in FIFA 10 as a fresh-faced youngster from Genk rated at 58 with his reflexes being his best attribute at 63.