EA Sports has released another batch of FIFA 19 Ultimate Team ratings ahead of the game's release on September 28 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch.
The latest reveal covers numbers 20 through 11, showing who just missed the top 10. It also gives the first look at players rated 90 and above, though several high-profile names fell short of that mark, including Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane, Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Atletico Madrid's Antoine Griezmann, who each received an overall rating of 89.

Griezmann, Kane and Aguero just miss out
Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone has said Griezmann has been the best player in the world over the last year, but EA Sports rated him one point below the 90 threshold. His FIFA 19 card carries 86 pace, 88 dribbling, 86 shooting and 81 passing, an upgrade of one from last year.
Kane finished the Premier League season just short of the Golden Boot, which went to Mohamed Salah, but his FIFA 19 rating of 89 beats Salah's rating of 88. Kane's card has been upgraded from 86 in FIFA 18 following a season that included the World Cup Golden Boot, with stats of 70 pace, 81 dribbling, 90 shooting, 79 passing and 83 physicality.

Aguero's overall rating stayed the same as last year, though his pace was downgraded to 84. His card also shows 89 dribbling, 89 shooting, 76 passing and 73 physicality.
Chelsea's N'Golo Kante was upgraded from 87 to 89, joining the stacked group just outside the top 10. The World Cup winner's card has 80 pace, 81 dribbling, 66 shooting, 87 defending, 77 passing and 84 physicality.
Three goalkeepers reach 90
Three goalkeepers made the 90-rated group: Thibaut Courtois, Jan Oblak and Manuel Neuer. Courtois received a small upgrade of one point after joining Real Madrid, while Neuer was downgraded by two points following his injury problems. The full list for 20 to 11 reads: 20. Sergio Aguero 89, 19. Giorgio Chiellini 89, 18. Antoine Griezmann 89, 17. Harry Kane 89, 16. N'Golo Kante 89, 15. Jan Oblak 90, 14. Thibaut Courtois 90, 13. Diego Godin 90, 12. Manuel Neuer 90, 11. Robert Lewandowski 90.
