Oxford United new EA Sports FC 27 ratings revealed

This year’s edition of the game releases globally on Friday, September 25, just under two months into the new 2026/27 football season.

It includes new features like ‘The Grounds’, an open-world football hub which supports up to 100 players and is split into English, French and Argentinian-inspired street football cultures.

Ahead of the release, Oxford’s player ratings have been announced following their return to League One.

The U’s were relegated from the Championship last season, with a handful of the players seeing their ratings decrease in this year’s edition of the famous game.

The club’s highest-rated player this year is captain Cameron Brannagan who stays as a 71-rated card, joint with Brian De Keersmaecker who is out on loan at Bristol City and jumped up a rating from last season.

The duo are the joint-fifth highest rated players in League One.

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Last year’s highest rated United player, South Korean winger Jeon Jin-woo, has been downgraded from 72 to 70 and is the joint-third highest rated card at the club alongside injured summer signing Frankie Kent who saw the same decrease to his ratings.

Oxford United defender Jack Currie (Image: Darrell Fisher)

Other downgraded players include Siriki Dembele (70 to 67), Michal Helik (70 to 69), Ciaron Brown (70 to 69) and Jamie Cumming (69 to 68).

Elsewhere, academy graduate Tyler Goodrham has risen from a 66 to 68 rating and January signing Aidomo Emakhu has grown from a 64 to a 67.

This year’s senior debutant Mo Missanga, who has burst into the side under Aaron Ramsey with a goal and two assists in his first five senior appearances, is a new addition to the game and has been given a rating of 55.

In the rest of the division, Leicester City’s Wout Faes (74) is the highest rated player in the league, with the Foxes’ Wes Burns and Sheffield Wednesday’s Barry Bannan (both 72) in joint second.

Here is the full list of Oxford’s ratings:

Cameron Brannagan – 71

Brian De Keersmaecker (out on loan) – 71

Jeon Jin Woo – 70

Frankie Kent – 70

Ciaron Brown – 69

Michał Helik – 69

Greg Leigh – 68

Mark Harris – 68

Jamie Cumming – 68

Brodie Spencer – 68

Tyler Goodrham – 68

Jack Currie – 68

Oxford United striker Mark Harris (Image: Darrell Fisher)

Ole Romeny (out on loan) – 67

Louie Sibley – 67

Jamie McDonnell – 67

Aidomo Emakhu – 67

Sam Long – 67

Siriki Dembélé – 67

Ruben Roosken – 66

Peter Kioso – 66

Simon Eastwood – 63

Gatlin O’Donkor – 61

James Golding – 60

Mo Missanga – 55