Sondre Langås Furious Over Low FIFA Rating at Derby County Training
Derby County faced an unexpected scene at training today when defender Sondre Langås reportedly lost his temper over a low FIFA rating.
According to sources, Langås was shown his updated FIFA stats during a routine session and was visibly frustrated with what he saw. The Norwegian centre-back allegedly slammed the rating sheet to the ground, calling it “disrespectful” and claiming that EA Sports “clearly don’t watch Championship football.”
The 24-year-old was reportedly upset over a downgrade in key attributes, including pace, physicality, and defending. Teammates tried to calm him down, but the incident escalated when Langås kicked a ball into the stands and briefly walked off the pitch in frustration.
Coach and staff quickly intervened, describing it as a “heated moment of emotion.” The club confirmed that no disciplinary action would be taken and praised Langås’ passion and commitment to the team.
Fans on social media quickly rallied to support the defender, many agreeing that his rating did not reflect his true performance and demanding a correction from EA Sports.
Later in the day, Langås returned to training, calmer but still visibly displeased. One teammate said:
“Sondre works hard every single day. He feels he deserved more. Honestly? A lot of us agree with him.”
FIFA officials have not yet commented, but with the story gaining traction, fans and analysts are watching closely to see if an update is issued.
Derby County’s training session will be remembered for this dramatic FIFA rating explosion, showing the intense passion of its players.
