Israeli Player Liel Abada Receives Special FC 27 Team of the Week Card
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Israeli footballer Liel Abada of Charlotte FC has been honored with a special Team of the Week card in FC 27 Ultimate Team, rated 80. The card celebrates his recent performance where he scored a hat-trick in 16 minutes. This marks his first such card, joining other Israeli players like Tai Baribo, Munis Dabbur, and Eran Zahavi who have received similar honors.
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- Liel Abada received a special FC 27 Team of the Week card with an 80 rating.
- Abada scored a hat-trick in 16 minutes during Charlotte FC's 4-0 win.
- His new card features a pace rating of 89 and three special abilities.
- This is Abada's first career Team of the Week card in FC 27.
- He joins other Israeli players like Tai Baribo and Munis Dabbur with similar honors.
Liel Abada, an Israeli player for Charlotte FC, has been included in EA Sports' latest Team of the Week (TOTW) release for FC 27 Ultimate Team. This special in-game card, rated 80, was awarded following Abada's standout performance against Montreal, where he scored a hat-trick in just 16 minutes after coming on as a substitute, contributing to his team's 4-0 victory. His second goal was assisted by fellow Israeli Idan Toklomati.
The new card significantly boosts Abada's stats, giving him a pace rating of 89, shooting of 78, and dribbling of 80. He also received three special abilities: acrobatic shots, finesse shots, and rapid. This marks Abada's first career TOTW card in FC 27, with his base card starting the season at a rating of 70.
Abada joins a prestigious list of Israeli footballers who have previously received TOTW cards. The most recent was Tai Baribo, who received an 85-rated card in FC 25. Other notable Israelis to have earned this recognition include Munis Dabbur, Eran Zahavi, Lior Refaelov, Bibras Natkho, Tomer Hemed, Shon Weissman, Biram Kayal, and Omer Damari.
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