The Brennan Johnson FIFA 23 potential stats that Tottenham fans will love

Tottenham Hotspur are edging close to one of the headline signings of transfer deadline day as they agree a £45m deal to sign Brennan Johnson from Nottingham Forest.

The attacker was a key member of the Reds team which avoided relegation and reached the Carabao Cup semi-final last term and he scored a total of eight league goals whilst providing three assists.

Johnson was also a key focal point in Nottingham Forest’s play-off triumph a year earlier and he recorded 18 goals and 10 assists during his breakthrough campaign in the Championship.

Johnson’s arrival in North London is a statement of intent by Ange Postecoglou as he looks to freshen up his frontline after the departure of Harry Kane.

Many FIFA fans will look forward to playing with the new look Tottenham on the latest addition of the game, which will be rebranded as EAFC.

But what is Brennan Johnson’s potential on FIFA and what are his key attributes? Here’s everything you need to know.

What is Brennan Johnson’s rating on FIFA 23?

Brennan Johnson has an overall rating of 75 on FIFA 23 and his rating for next season’s edition has not yet been determined.

Johnson’s rating on last year’s game was based on his performances in the Championship and it is likely that he will receive a higher rating next season due to his impressive performances at The City Ground.

What are Brennan Johnson’s best attributes?

FIFA 23 may not be real life but it can give football fans an indication of a player's key characteristics and talents on the football field.

Johnson’s best attributes on FIFA are his 89 sprint speed and 87 acceleration. He is also blessed with 88 agility, 78 dribbling and 76 finishing.

His lowest attributes are his interceptions 23 and his jumping which is 40.

Brennan Johnson FIFA 23 potential

Brennan Johnson is tipped to become a future star on FIFA 23 and he has a potential to grow to an 85 rated player on Career Mode.

This would take him level with the likes of Phil Foden, Serge Gnabry and Paul Pogba.