Liel Abada Earns Special EA FC 27 Team of the Week Card
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Israeli midfielder Liel Abada of Charlotte FC has been included in the EA FC 27 "Team of the Week" after scoring a 16-minute hat-trick. He received a special in-game card with an 80 overall rating, featuring enhanced speed and abilities. Abada joins a list of prominent Israeli footballers who have previously earned this recognition in the game.
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- Liel Abada received a special EA FC 27 "Team of the Week" card with an 80 rating.
- Abada scored a hat-trick in 16 minutes for Charlotte FC against Montreal.
- His new card features a speed rating of 89 and special abilities.
- This is Abada's first "Team of the Week" card in his career.
- He joins other Israeli players like Tai Baribo, Munis Dabbur, and Eran Zahavi with similar honors.
Israeli midfielder Liel Abada has been selected for the EA FC 27 "Team of the Week" for his recent performance, earning a special in-game card. Abada, who plays for Charlotte FC, received a significant upgrade from his base card rating of 70 to an 80 overall rating. This recognition follows his impressive hat-trick scored in just 16 minutes after coming on as a substitute in a recent match against Montreal, which Charlotte won 4-0. His second goal in that game was assisted by Idan Toklomati.
The new special card highlights Abada's speed with a rating of 89, along with 78 shooting and 80 dribbling. He also gained three basic special abilities: acrobatic shots, finesse shots, and a speed boost (Rapid). This marks Abada's first career "Team of the Week" card in EA FC.
Abada joins a prestigious list of Israeli footballers who have previously received similar "Team of the Week" cards. The most recent Israeli to be honored was Tai Baribo, who received an 85-rated card in FC25. Other notable Israeli players who have been featured in the "Team of the Week" include Munis Dabbur, Eran Zahavi, Lior Refaelov, Bibras Natkho, Tomer Hemed, Shon Weissman, Biram Kayal, and Omer Damari.
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