Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima FC25 FUTTIES ICON ST 99 rated

Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima's Icon card, the one and only R9, storms in at 99 overall as a striker who redefines finishing in FUT 25 with 99 across att. position, finishing, shot power, long shots, volleys, and penalties. This Brazilian phenom's pace explodes at 99 acceleration and sprint speed, letting him blaze past defenders for those iconic solo runs, while 98 dribbling and 97 ball control make every feint and step-over feel unstoppable. At 183cm and right-footed, his 5-star skills and weak foot unlock a world of flair, from elastico to rainbow flicks, and 96 agility keeps him untouchable in the box during Football Ultimate Team 25 chaos.

Delving into Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima's Icon card, passing holds strong at 90 with 92 short passes and 90 vision to link up plays, though it's the physical side at 90—91 strength, 94 stamina, and 90 jumping—that lets him bully center backs and win headers with 95 accuracy. Defending is a mere 50, so keep him forward-focused, but 94 composure ensures ice-cool finishes in 1v1s. Architect chemistry boosts his already god-tier shooting and passing, making him a nightmare for backlines in EA FC 25. As an EA FC ICONS affiliate repping Brazil, he slots into Serie A throwbacks or international squads with ease, elevating counters into clinical strikes.

Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima's Icon card dominates Football Club 25 as the ultimate poacher, with 98 reactions snatching loose balls and 93 balance, shrugging off hacks mid-stride. In a 4-2-3-1, he thrives off service from creators, turning half-chances into screamers with 99 volleys, and that controlled explosive AcceleRATE adds burst without losing control. Gamers rave about his 80 aggression pressing high, forcing errors, while the 99 penalties stat clinches shootouts. At 99 overall, this ST is endgame meta, blending vintage skill with modern stats for endless goals—perfect for grinding Divisions where his 90 curve bends efforts around walls. In FUT 25, R9's magic shines brightest in transitions, proving the Phenomenon's legacy endures.

Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima won two World Cups with Brazil in 1994 and 2002, scoring eight goals across the tournaments.

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