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It's about that time. The MLS division is about aloft us (hopefully), which agency the accepted soccer video bold FIFA 15 Coins will be adapted to cover Orlando City SC as a playable team. As it stands appropriate now, the alone way to do annihilation with Orlando is to play the Ultimate Aggregation mode. Currently, alone Kaká, Tally Hall and Brek Shea are in the bold as Orlando City players.

But why wait until then to see what the team looks like? As I did about a month ago, I created a fancy design model with all the players on the team at the time, which was only 18 players. Now the roster stands at 30 players and, thanks to futwiz.com, I made an updated graphic of what the roster will look like this year, complete with all the player ratings directly from the game itself.

For example, Kevin Molino was given a rating of 49 by FIFA 15. This is probably because he hasn't been in a FIFA video game before and they just assigned him a number. In the case of another USL Pro player, Luke Boden, he was a 56 rated midfielder with Sheffield Wednesday back in FIFA 11, so his rating just carried over.

A few players, however, are still not anywhere in the game. These would include all five draft picks from the SuperDraft, as well as Bryan Róchez. I went ahead and took the initiative of giving them random ratings because, in the end, that's probably what they'll do anyways. All five of the draft picks' ratings will hover somewhere between a 64 and 48. These ratings, including Róchez's, will change for sure, so take them with a grain of salt.

Folks, you may not be happy with some of the ratings the players got and I'm right there with you. Just remember, it takes them a while to translate real performance ratings into the game. Heck, even after Dom Dwyer had his breakout year in 2013, it took them until midway through the next year's game, FIFA 14, to update his stats to reflect his growth.

You can get more at fifacoinsfut.org