Endrick totals 71.6 million and rises in FC Mobile

Endrick has become one of the strongest faces of EA SPORTS FC Mobile between 6 June and 9 July. In the sample released by the publisher, the Brazilian forward piled up 42.4 million goals and 29.2 million assists, a volume that places him among the most used players and helps explain why his name already carries so much weight in the digital environment too.

Elite numbers in attack

The data puts the centre-forward sixth among the community’s biggest scorers in the period analysed. Ahead of him are only Cristiano Ronaldo, with 78.1 million, Ousmane Dembele, with 56 million, Lionel Messi, with 46.6 million, Vinicius Junior, with 45.9 million, and Kylian Mbappe, with 43.3 million. That is a high shelf. And Endrick is already on it.

Perhaps the most revealing figure is another one. Even surrounded by established names of world football, the Brazilian was directly involved in 71.6 million goals. That shows more than passing popularity: it indicates the community saw in him an athlete efficient at finishing moves, speeding up transitions and deciding matches within the game’s current meta.

Not just goalscoring

Endrick also appeared among the main playmakers. With 29.2 million assists, he finished third in the global ranking, behind only Dembele, with 34.9 million, and Vinicius Junior, with 29.7 million. Among Brazilians, he trailed only Vini in both goals and decisive passes.

That angle matters because it breaks a simplistic reading. The young forward was not used merely as an explosive card or a quick shot. He worked as a complete piece. In the vocabulary of those who play, he is the kind of player who fits into different set-ups, from direct link-up play to a more mobile attack.

Brazil dominate among national teams too

The survey also underlines the size of Brazilian strength in the game. The Brazil national team was the most chosen by the community, with 5.4 million selections, ahead of Argentina with 4.8 million, Portugal with 3.8 million and France with 2.8 million. And it did not stop there.

In wins, the dominance was even clearer: Brazil racked up 37.7 million victories, against 27.9 million for Argentina and 27.7 million for Portugal. In that context, Endrick’s performance gains extra weight. He does not appear in isolation, but as part of an ecosystem in which Brazilian players remain highly valued in the game. For the community, that is a sign of preference. For EA, it is a powerful thermometer of who really moves the game today.