EA Sports’ FIFA series will undoubtedly go down as one of the best gaming franchises of all time, as its recently edition, FIFA 16 has released for several months. Although EA Sports has made some revolutionary changes in FIFA 16, like the introduction of the new training mode, improved player values, upgraded loan deals, the ability to choose a pre-season friendly tournament. There are still some shortcomings in FIFA 16. One is that some players’ rating looks silly comparing to their performs.

So let’s take a look at the top 6 players who will promote ratings in FIFA 17.

No.6 : Riyad Mahrez

The Algerian youngster has really blossomed for Leicester City this season and his 8 goals in 13 appearances have made him one of the best wide men in the league. Mahrez’s performances on the wing have been key to Leicester’s sensational form this season and his massive development could see him become a world class player in no time.

The 24-year-old’s performances have already attracted the attention of the big boys, with Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal reportedly interested in acquiring his services in January. Needless to say an increase in ratings, which stands at 73 in FIFA 16, is called for.

NO.5: Eric Dier

The young Englishman may have played for the first time in his homeland after two seasons in Portugal, but it didn’t look like it fazed him at all. And he has convinced everyone that he has what he takes to be a top-class player in the future.

Although traditionally a defender, Dier has been converted into a defensive midfielder by Mauricio Pochettino this term and has been nothing short of excellent in that role, with his recent performance against West Ham a perfect example of his evolution.

Dier is the fulcrum of the team along with Harry Kane and Dele Alli, which makes a perfect case for higher ratings in the future.

NO.4: Jamie Vardy

This Premier League season has seen quite a few revelations, the best of them being Leicester City and their star striker Jamie Vardy. 13 goals in as many games has made Vardy, who equalled Ruud Van Nistelrooy’s record of goals scored in 10 consecutive Premier League matches, one of the most in-form players in the league as well as Europe.

He is the chief architect of Leicester City’s phenomenal league position this season. Keeping his achievements in mind, a rating of 71 of FIFA 16 seems grossly unjust and should go up a couple of notches in the near future.

NO.3: Mauro Icardi

This man was the top scorer in the Serie A last season, with an incredible tally of 22 goals – making his rating of 79 on FIFA 16 one of the worst gaffes of the game. What’s even more ironic is that the Argentine graces the cover of the Italian version of FIFA 16, along with his compatriot Lionel Messi.

Icardi is blessed with astute tactical awareness along with a lethal eye for goal, making him one of the best front men in Italy and possible one of the best in Europe in the near future. Why EA chose to rate him so lowly is a mystery, one that will hopefully be rectified the next time.

NO.2: Antoine Griezmann

The young Frenchman was second only to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the La Liga scoring charts last season. But that didn’t seem to have any effect on the developers at EA.

Griezmann, who scored 22 league goals last season, is touted as a star of the not so distant future and will only get better at Atletico Madrid under the watchful eye of Diego Simeone.

The 24-year-old has 7 goals in 16 appearances this season, and should have been rated at least an 84 compared to his current rating of 83.

NO.1: Harry Kane

One name that immediately pops to mind when talking about some of the most glaringly underrated players on FIFA 16 is that of Tottenham sensation Harry Kane. 31 goals in 51 appearances, including 21 in the Premier League alone saw him named as the PFA Young Player of the Year as well as claiming a place on the PFA Team of the Year.

He also managed to get a call-up to the England national team and scored on debut.

Despite all his phenomenal achievements, Kane was only a measly 78 rating on FIFA 16, which is extremely unfair. The 22-year-old is back to his best again this season, and fully deserves an upgrade in ratings – especially since he is on his way to becoming a Tottenham legend.

FIFA 17 will release in Sep 2017, Let's  wait and see what happens.