Luis Díaz was surprised when he checked his stats on EA Sports FC25: “Very bad”

Luis Díaz, Liverpool’s Colombian winger, shined in a funny moment when he reacted to his statistics in the video game EA SPORTS FC 25 In a video posted by the English club on its social media, Díaz is seen with his team-mates Alexis Mac Allister and Diogo Jota commenting on their ratings in the game .

Released worldwide on September 27, the video game sent every Liverpool player a physical copy of the game along with their Ultimate Team card. The 27-year-old Díaz checked his stats and laughingly commented on the level of his defense, which was rated at 39 points. “Very bad, very bad,” Díaz said in English as his classmates helped him improve his language..

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The video shows players in a relaxed and fun environment viewing their stats one by one. Díaz, known as “Lucho”, was surprised and amused by his total score of 84 points. This type of content not only entertains the fans, but also humanizes the players and shows their most personal and everyday side.

The release of EA Sports FC 25 marks a significant change as the game formerly known as FIFA has been rebranded. This change did not affect the popularity of the game, which remains one of the most anticipated and played games in the world.

In addition to Díaz, other Liverpool players participated in the video, commenting on their own statistics and ratings. These types of interactions not only strengthen camaraderie between players, but also offer fans a closer look at their idols.

The video generated many reactions on social media, with fans commenting and sharing Díaz’s funny moment. This type of content is an effective strategy to keep fans engaged and excited about the team and its players.

Liverpool moved provisionally top of the Premier League after beating Wolverhampton 2-1 on matchday six of the 2024-25 season.

The game was decided in the second half when Nelson Semedo fouled Diogo Jota inside the box, prompting the referee to warn for a penalty. Mohamed Salah, tasked with shooting, didn’t miss to seal the final score in favor of Liverpool. This goal was crucial to secure the three points and keep the team in first position in the table.

The first goal of the game was scored just before halftime. Diogo Jota overtook the left wing and crossed into the penalty area, where he outpaced Ibrahima Konaté and scored with a header. However, Konaté himself contributed to Wolverhampton’s partial draw. Under pressure from Norwegian striker Jørgen Strand, Larsen Konaté lost the ball, allowing Algeria’s Rayan Ait-Nouri to capitalize on a mistake and score the equaliser.

Luis Díaz also took an excellent part in the match, who was replaced by the Dutchman Cody Gakpo in the 72nd minute. Díaz, although he failed to score in that match, had an impressive start to the season with five goals in six games.

1. Liverpool: 15 points / +10 goal difference / 6 games played
2. Manchester City: 14 points / +8 goal difference / 6 games played
3. Arsenal: 14 points / +7 goal difference / 6 games played
4. Chelsea: 13 points / +8 goal difference / 6 games played
5. Aston Villa: 13 points / +3 goal difference / 6 games played