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Best position CB 66 · +n = growth to potential 70The six face stats at a glance.
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Launch rating, age and potential in every EA FC / FIFA since FC 25
FC 25
How to get the best out of Ian Murphy in Career Mode
Ian Murphy is a centre-back at FC Cincinnati, rated 66 overall in FC 25 with a potential of 70, CB. By the standards of the role, that's poor. At 24 they already deliver and still rise (ceiling 70): the sweet spot between output and projection.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2024
How do you get the best out of Ian Murphy?
Their place is the heart of the defence as CB. A pure centre-back: pair them with a quick one if they lack top speed, and use their aerial dominance at set pieces. The game also rewards them with roles like Defender and Stopper, which reinforce that profile.
What are you buying?
What makes them reliable: marking (73) and tackling (71). That run-of-the-mill marking is their signature.
What are they missing?
Their soft spots: composure (54), reading of the game (62) and top speed (60). Pick their role to hide those gaps.
Are they a good buy?
Worth around 1,2 M€ with 5 K€ wages. A project signing: cheap for what they can become, so the margin is on your side. They're also out of contract soon (2024), so you can push in talks or grab them almost free at the end of the season.
How far can they go?
They start from 66 with a ceiling of 70 — that's +4 of headroom. Still at an improving age; with regular minutes they'll add points season by season. Potential doesn't rise on its own: it needs games, not the bench.
What is Ian Murphy's best position?
Their best position is CB.
How high can Ian Murphy's rating go?
Their potential is 70. They start from 66, so they can rise +4 with minutes and development.
Are they expensive to sign?
Their market value is around 1,2 M€, with 5 K€ wages.
Do they defend the box well?
Their marking is 73 — decent for their position.
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