The card: a Highlight CMF that reaches 93 at max training
Strengths: Attacking Awareness (#2), Finishing (#11), Ball Control (#48)
How to train it: push the strengths further, starting with Attacking Awareness
What this page covers: the Highlight version of Mattias Svanberg (this player has 2 cards in total — see the position rankings for how the others compare)
Counting every card in the game, this one sits #286 of 5,103 CMF cards and #296 of 2,720 Hole Player cards, with a max-level overall of 93. It is currently the strongest Mattias Svanberg card released.
How the rating is decided
SS Top 5 in either the position or the playing-style overall ranking
S Outside the top 5, but a max-level overall of 100 or more
Best position (CMF, DMF, LMF, AMF) / Also playable (RMF)
Not suited
Player skills
Passing
Through Passing
Shooting
First-time Shot
Mental
Fighting Spirit
Recommended Additional Skills
If you are adding skills through skill training, these suit a CMF.
＋One-touch Passkeeps tempo
＋Low Lofted Passfast, accurate balls in behind
＋Weighted Passsoft, controllable lobs
＋Pinpoint Crossingbetter crossing
＋No Look Passdisguised distribution
Player Progression
Spend the progression points, add boosters and pick a manager to see how the stats and the overall change.
Compare with other players
This card is already loaded against Mattias Svanberg (Standard, 88) — the strongest Mattias Svanberg card released so far. Change either side to compare against anyone.
Overall is compared at max level, across every card in the game — Standard, Epic and pack-exclusive alike. Cards on the same overall are ordered by the sum of their stats.
Summary
✓Mattias Svanberg (Highlight)
Mattias Svanberg (Highlight) caps at Lv41 with a max-level overall of 93
It has 80 progression points to spend
Among the 2 cards of this player it ranks #1 — see the position rankings for how it compares to Epic and pack cards
More players from National All-stars
The other players you can pull from National All-stars.
Mikel is the editor of eFootball LABO. A long-time eFootball player (peak Division 1, peak rating 1,920), he writes from real play and hands-on testing.
