Manuel Neuer: The German national goalkeeper looks realistic in both games. FIFA, however, may have got his likeness down a bit better.| © Konami/EA Sports
Niklas Süle: Sülinho is also looking good in both games, big differences can't really be made out. | © Konami/EA Sports
Dayot Upamecano: In eFootball, as well as in FIFA, the portrayal of Upamecano is a bit... unclean. Especially the hair looks horrible. However, EA is slightly better. | © Konami/EA Sports
Lucas Hernandez: I don't know whose cereal the "Bayern Hernandez" was defecating into to earn this. In both games, he just looks goofy af. In eFootball, the Frenchman looks like Straight Outta Duckburg, in FIFA, he looks way too lame. | © Konami/EA Sports
Alphonso Davies: It goes miep miep when Bayern's roadrunner races across the field. Konami is actually the winner here, especially thanks to the more fitting hairstyle. | © Konami/EA Sports
Joshua Kimmich: The midfield general looks better in FIFA 22. But that's also not hard, because in eFootball 2022, good ol' Joshua looks like E.T. | © Konami/EA Sports
Leon Goretzka: It's a different story for his midfield partner. True, in Konami's simulation, the hairstyle is a bit wild and with Goretzka, it becomes clear that players often look a bit pale in the game. However, his FIFA counterpart simply looks generic and lame. | © Konami/EA Sports
Leroy Sané: Here, eFootball has done a much better job. The face may be a bit too buff, but it is clearly more detailed than in FIFA. The same goes for his hairstyle – it looks inSANEly good. | © Konami/EA Sports
Thomas Müller: The club legend is looking good in both, but his crusty Bavarian expression is a bit more accurate in eFootball and closer to the real look. | © Konami/EA Sports
Serge Gnabry: Also more accurate is the appearance of Gnabry and comes close to photorealism. However, both games missed having the current hairstyle of the German attacker. | © Konami/EA Sports
Robert Lewandowski: Similar to Kimmich, the record scorer is recognizably represented, but both games lack some polish (no pun intended). | © Konami/EA Sports
Kingsley Coman: The French winger looks great in both games, excellent work done here. | © Konami/EA Sports
Benjamin Pavard: It's a different story for his compatriot, however. Pavard has turned out somewhat comical in both games. | © Konami/EA Sports
Marcel Sabitzer: Konami is ahead of the game when it comes to the Austrian newcomer, mainly thanks to the current hairstyle. | © Konami/EA Sports
Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting: Choupo looks hella confused, and rightfully so. The eternal joker is probably the only player Konami has completely missed the mark with. Choupo-Moting looks much better in FIFA. | © Konami/EA Sports
Jamal Musiala: The opposite is true for the mega-talent Musiala. FIFA only offers a standard face, which is a huge disappointment. On the other hand, he looks fresh in eFootball and was portrayed perfectly. | © Konami/EA Sports
The representation of players is always a matter of discussion in the two big football simulations, eFootball and FIFA. How do the latest representatives fare in a direct comparison? The players of FC Bayern München were put under the microscope in eFootball 2022 and FIFA 22. See here the graphic comparison eFootball 2022 vs. FIFA 22 with players from FC Bayern Munich!
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