FC 27 Chivas Player Ratings: Roberto Alvarado Leads Guadalajara

For players building their Ultimate Team squads or exploring Liga MX talent, FC27 Coins can help unlock more opportunities to strengthen a squad. FC 27 has revealed the latest Chivas player ratings, giving fans a closer look at how Club Deportivo Guadalajara’s roster is represented in the new game. Roberto Alvarado leads the squad with the highest overall rating, while several established players and promising youngsters provide plenty of depth.

Roberto Alvarado Tops the Chivas Ratings

Roberto Alvarado is the highest-rated Chivas player in FC 27, receiving an impressive 78 overall rating. The winger’s card reflects his importance on the pitch, with an 81 Pace rating and 78 Passing rating.

His combination of speed, creativity, and technical ability makes Alvarado one of the most appealing Chivas players for gamers looking for a versatile attacking option. His strong performance at international level following the 2026 World Cup also helps explain why he sits at the top of Guadalajara’s ratings.

Raúl Rangel and Luis Romo Follow Closely

Goalkeeper Raúl Rangel is just one rating point behind Alvarado, earning a 77 overall. His card features 79 Reflexes and 78 Positioning, giving him a reliable statistical profile between the posts.

Meanwhile, experienced midfielder Luis Romo occupies third place with a 76 overall rating. One of his biggest strengths is his physical ability, with an impressive 82 Physical rating. That attribute should make Romo particularly useful for players who want additional strength and defensive presence in midfield.

Chivas’ Top-Rated Players

The ratings show that Chivas has a relatively balanced group rather than relying entirely on one standout player.

Several Players Receive 74 Overall

A trio of players sits at 74 overall, including Brian Gutiérrez, Kevin Castañeda, and Armando González. Their ratings give Chivas some useful options around the middle of the squad’s overall hierarchy.

There is an interesting roster detail involving González, however. Although he appears among the players associated with the ratings, the striker has since moved to Olympiacos in the Greek Super League. This means the in-game roster situation may differ from what fans see when looking at the club’s current real-world squad.

Below that group, Diego Campillo, Richard Ledezma, and Bryan González all receive 73 overall ratings. These players can provide valuable rotation options for managers who want to maintain squad depth without sacrificing too much quality.

Bryan González Brings Serious Pace

One of the more intriguing cards belongs to Bryan González. Although his 73 overall rating is well below Alvarado’s 78, his standout 90 Pace rating could make him an exciting option for players who prioritize speed.

Fast wingers can be especially useful for counter-attacking tactics. González’s pace gives him the potential to stretch defenses, create space, and exploit open areas behind opposing defenders.

Young Chivas Players Offer Future Potential

FC 27 also highlights several younger talents within the Guadalajara setup. Players such as Hugo Camberos, Santiago Sandoval, and Jordan Carrillo receive ratings ranging from 67 to 70 overall.

While these numbers place them below the club’s established stars, their inclusion demonstrates the range of talent available within the Chivas setup. For gamers who enjoy developing younger players or building teams around emerging prospects, these lower-rated cards could still be interesting additions.

What the Chivas Ratings Mean for FC 27 Players

Overall, the Chivas ratings in FC 27 paint a picture of a squad with a strong top end and plenty of depth. Alvarado’s 78 makes him the club’s headline player, while Rangel and Romo provide quality at goalkeeper and midfield.

The squad also has some specialized options, particularly Bryan González with his 90 Pace. Meanwhile, the collection of players rated between 67 and 74 gives gamers plenty of possibilities when experimenting with different formations and playing styles.

For Liga MX fans, these ratings should make Chivas an interesting team to use in FC 27, especially for players who enjoy combining established Mexican stars with younger prospects.

Whether you’re building around Alvarado, looking for a fast attacking option like González, or simply improving your Ultimate Team resources, having enough currency can make squad building easier. If you’re looking to upgrade your team and expand your options, you can buy FC 27 Coins and put them toward building the squad you want.

The U4GM Team