With FIFA 22 scheduled to hit the shelves on October 1, fans have been intrigued to see how players for their teams rank, after EA Sports released the top 100 players earlier this month.

Ultimate Team website FUTBIN recently released the full FIFA 22 database, ahead of the Web App launch on September 22, and Tottenham Hotspur fans can now check to see whether their stars have received an upgrade or a downgrade.

Each rating is powered by the Ratings Collective, a talent scouting network who assess players across more than 30 attributes to create the official FIFA 22 ratings.

Here, Sports Mole picks out the highlights of Tottenham's ratings and provides the full list of Nuno Espirito Santo's squad ahead of the game's release.

Harry Kane – 90

Tottenham's highest rated player was seemingly on the verge of leaving the club over the summer, however Harry Kane has stayed put in North London and has been handed his highest ever overall rating of 90 for FIFA 22.

Eight years ago, Spurs fans will remember when Kane was ranked as a silver with an overall rating of just 68. However, since his prominent rise to become one of the Premier League's greatest goalscorers, the 28-year-old now boasts the joint-second highest overall rating in the English top flight, only behind Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne and Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo.

As Tottenham's standout performer yet again last season, recording an exceptional 33 goals and 17 assists across all competitions, Kane has been rewarded with an upgrade to three of his card's attributes.

The striker's pace and dribbling have increased by two to 70 and 83 respectively, while the creative qualities he displayed last season have been recognised as his passing trait has jumped up to 83.

Last season's Premier League Golden Boot and Playmaker award winner is sure to be one of the hottest items in this year's Ultimate Team.

Son Heung-min – 89

Like Kane, an impressive campaign in front of goal for Son Heung-min last season has seen his overall rating increase from 87 to 89, becoming the joint second-highest rated left-midfielder in the game behind Paris Saint-Germain's Neymar.

The South Korea international scored 22 goals and provided 17 assists across all competitions for Spurs last term and was named in the Premier League Team of the Season.

Despite suffering a slight downgrade in dribbling – slipping from 87 to 86 – Son has seen his shooting and passing attributes increase to 87 and 82 respectively.

Son's commendable work rate and skills have been recognised by EA Sports once again; the 29-year-old is one of just five Premier League players to boast high defensive and attacking work rate traits and is also one of only eight English top-flight players who has a minimum of four-star skills and a five-star weak foot.

Hugo Lloris – 87

After four successive years as an 88 overall rated player in FIFA, Hugo Lloris was downgraded to an 87 in FIFA 21, and he has received the same rating again this year.

However, the Frenchman's attributes have suffered a notable downgrade in three areas: diving, kicking and speed, while the only upgrade on his card has seen his handling gain a +1 from 82 to 83.

Tottenham's captain recorded 12 Premier League clean sheets last season, the fourth most in the division, and he also made 114 saves, with only five goalkeepers notching up more.

For the sixth successive year, Lloris has been ranked as one of the top-three Premier League goalkeepers by EA Sports, with only Manchester City's Ederson and Liverpool's Alisson Becker rated higher than the 34-year-old in this year's edition.

TOTTENHAM HOSTPUR'S FIFA 22 RATINGS IN FULL

Harry Kane - 90
Son Heug-min - 89
Hugo Lloris - 87
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – 83
Tanguy Ndombele – 82
Pierluigi Gollini – 82
Cristian Romero – 82
Giovanni Lo Celso – 81
Sergio Reguilon – 81
Lucas Moura – 81
Dele Alli – 80
Steven Bergwijn – 80
Davinson Sanchez – 79
Emerson Royal – 79
Ben Davies – 79
Eric Dier – 79
Davinson Sanchez – 79
Matt Doherty – 78
Harry Winks – 77
Bryan Gil – 76
Oliver Skipp – 75
Ryan Sessegnon – 74
Japhet Tanganga – 73
Joe Rodon – 72