
2026 · clause 1,2 M€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
N. Pennington is an all-rounder at Perth Glory (64 overall, CM) — a bit short at that. At 26 they're at their peak and deliver from matchday one. What sets them apart is their stamina of 84.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
Their place is in central midfield as CM. They're the engine of midfield: circulate the ball, start moves and connect defence to attack. Surround them with legs that run for them. They can also play CDM. The game also rewards them with roles like Deep-Lying playmaker and Holding, which reinforce that profile.
Their weapons: stamina (84) and reading of the game (68). Their stamina is very good and it's the trait to build their game around.
Their weak points: ball control (62) and composure (62). Pick their role to hide those gaps.
Their market price sits around 885 K€, with 2 K€ in wages. Not a bargain, but money well spent if you want a reliable starter from day one. And with a contract until 2026, you have leverage to bring the price down.
They start from 64 with a ceiling of 67 — that's +3 of headroom. Some room left, but at their age improvement is slow now: don't expect a leap. Give them continuity and a good role so that potential doesn't stay on paper.
Their best position is CM, though they can also play CDM.
Their potential is 67. They start from 64, so they can rise +3 with minutes and development.
Their market value is around 885 K€, with 2 K€ wages.
Their short passing is 65 — weak for their position.
Career Mode performance
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