All players on the EA Sports FC 24 Ultimate Edition cover revealed – you must have a high IQ to name them all

EA Sports has just revealed the Ultimate Edition cover for the football series to succeed FIFA 23.

Called EA Sports FC 24, it features 31 different men and women footballers from all over the world.

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However, some of these are more famous than others, and some are greats from footballing past.

Fans have been trying to figure out who everyone is, with very few scoring a perfect 31/31.

Here’s the full list of all 31 players on the EA Sports FC 24 Ultimate Edition cover and what they are most famous for.

All players on the EA Sports FC 24 Ultimate Edition cover

1. Marta – Brazil
   • Six-time FIFA World Player of the Year, Brazil’s all-time top scorer with 115 international goals.

2. Mia Hamm – USA
   • Two-time Olympic Gold medallist and two-time World Cup winner, Hamm also won the FIFA World Player of the Year award twice.

3. Marcus Rashford – England
   • Manchester United and England forward, FA Cup and Europa League winner, and food poverty campaigner.

4. Rudi Völler – Germany
   • 1990 World Cup winner and winner of the first Champions League in 1992/93 with Marseille. Völler is now the director of the German national team.

5. Pelé – Brazil
   • The only player to have won 3 World Cups, and arguably the greatest player of all time. Lost his battle with colon cancer in 2022.

6. Zinedine Zidane – France
   • Winning everything possible as a player on both the individual and team level, Zidane is still viewed as one of the most complete midfielders to ever play the game.

7. Bukayo Saka – England
   • Top young Arsenal winger, FA Cup winner, and recently scored his first England hat-trick.

8. Andrea Pirlo – Italy
   • The ultimate creative midfielder, two-time Champions League winner and World Cup winner in 2006.

9. Johan Cruyff – The Netherlands
   • Dutch legend and three-time Ballon d’Or winner who revolutionised the game with his ‘Total Football’ philosophy.

10. Alex Scott – England
    • Numerous league titles with Arsenal, and 2019 inductee into the English Football Hall of Fame.

11. Ronaldinho – Brazil
    • Technically gifted midfielder who won the Ballon d’Or, Champions League, and World Cup.

12. Alexandra Popp – Germany
    • Two-time Women’s Champions League winner, and current captain of the German national team.

13. Juan Román Riquelme – Argentina
    • Captained Argentina to Olympic gold in 2008, and 2001 South American Footballer of the Year.

14. Didier Drogba – Ivory Coast
    • Twice named African Footballer of the year, Drogba won every major title as a Chelsea player and was known as the ultimate ‘big game’ player.

15. Leicy Santos – Columbia
    • Dynamic attacking midfielder for Atlético Madrid and Colombia.

16. Jude Bellingham – England
    • Generational midfield talent who recently signed for Real Madrid for over €100million (£85million).

17. David Beckham – England
    • Former England captain, first Englishman to win titles in four different countries.

18. Vinícius Jr. – Brazil
    • Double La Liga winner who scored the winning goal in the 2022 Champions League final.

19. Erling Haaland – Norway
    • Goal scoring machine who broke the Premier League record for most goals in a season in his first year at Manchester City. He’s also the 2022/23 treble winner.

20. Sam Kerr – Australia
    • Chelsea and Australia star striker with a host of records, widely considered one of the best female players ever.

21. Leah Williamson – England
    • Captained England to 2022 UEFA European Championship glory, the first ever major title for England’s women.

22. Marquinhos – Brazil
    • PSG defender and captain as well as a 2016 Olympic champion.

23. Youssoufa Moukoko – Germany
    • 18-year-old Borussia Dortmund striker, and the youngest German player ever to play at a World Cup. 

24. Alexander Isak – Sweden
    • Newcastle United striker, and youngest ever goalscorer for the Swedish national team.

25. Selma Bacha – France
    • Lyon left-back, and four-time Women’s Champions League winner.

26. Alexia Putellas – Spain
    • First player to win UEFA Women’s Player of the Year, Ballon d’Or Féminin, and Best FIFA Women’s Player in the same year, in 2021. Won them all again in 2022 despite an ACL injury. FIFA 23’s highest-rated player.

27. Virgil Van Dijk – The Netherlands
    • Top Liverpool defender, as well as Premier League and Champions League Winner. 2018/19 Premier League Player of the Season.

28. Son Heung-Min – South Korea
    • South Korea captain, top Asian goalscorer in Premier League and Champions League history, and former Premier League Golden Boot winner.

29. Trinity Rodman – USA
    • Youngest drafted player in NWSL history, and 2021 NWSL Rookie of the Year.

30. Federico Chiesa – Italy
    • Juventus winger, won the delayed 2020 UEFA European Championship with Italy.

31. Enzo Fernández – Argentina
    • 2022 World Cup winner, and Young Player of the Tournament, who joined Chelsea in January 2023 for a British-record Transfer fee.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.