The video features a compilation of reactions from famous footballers as they review their FIFA player cards. The players, including Bernardo Silva and other unnamed athletes, share their thoughts on their in-game stats, such as pace, dribbling, shooting, and defense. They often express surprise, disagreement, or amusement at their virtual ratings, with some suggesting changes they'd like to see. The video showcases the athletes' personalities and humor as they interact with their digital counterparts.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video features a compilation of footballers reacting to their FIFA letters.
2. The host of the video is talking to Bernardo Silva, a Manchester City player.
3. Bernardo Silva's FIFA letter has an average rating of 87.
4. His pace is rated 81.
5. His defense is rated 51, which he thinks is too low.
6. The host shows a FIFA letter from when Bernardo Silva played for Brazil in the 2002 World Cup.
7. This letter has a general average rating of 91.
8. His pace is rated 91.
9. His shooting is rated 86.
10. The host also shows a FIFA letter from 2005, which has a general average rating of 94.
11. This letter has a pace rating of 92.
12. The host mentions that all footballers complain about their FIFA ratings.
13. The video features other footballers, including Ronaldinho and Trigueros.
14. Ronaldinho's best FIFA card has a rating of 90.
15. The video is a compilation of reactions to FIFA cards.
Note that I excluded opinions and subjective statements from the key facts, focusing on objective information and data mentioned in the text.