Though he’s not blessed with blistering pace, Barcelona’s Portuguese forward makes up for his lack of speed with strong vision, dribbling and ball control stats. If your transfer budget is obscenely large though, by all means go for Haaland. Strong and aggressive, this tall and intimidating striker will likely prove too expensive for all but the richest of Career Mode clubs. Not only does Haaland look like a mini Kevin De Bruyne, he boasts an utter rocket of a shot. Few other players can match his raw potential, while his agility and balance make him a dribbling ninja. If you can’t afford Mbappé – and let’s be honest, you probably can’t – this highly skilled left-sided forward is a good fallback option.
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Rated at 96 for both sprint speed and acceleration, there’s no catching Kylian when he hits full flight. Amazingly, he still has room to grow, as his frankly silly 95 potential attests. PSG’s French megastar is already the finished article – he’s already won the World Cup and helped drive his Parisian club to their first Champions League final. Not exactly chump change then, but this promising Argentinian should prove well worth the investment. If you don’t want to haggle over the price, his release cause is £14.9m. Thiago is blessed with a strong all-round game – his balance, agility and acceleration stats all impress. His amazing vision makes him a supremely talented passer. Not to be confused with a certain legendary Liverpool striker, Torres made his debut for the Spanish national side earlier in the year. You don’t inherit David Silva’s shirt at Man City unless Pep sees something in you. If you have the money, you’d be wise to build the right side of your attack around Greenwood. His potential rating gives him one of the highest ceilings in the game. United’s right-sided midfielder impresses with both his sprint speed and net-rippling shot power. If you like to play the ball out from the back rather than lumping it towards your striker, Sandro fits the tippy-tappy bill nicely. Sandro TonaliĪ fresh-faced defensive midfielder who’s blessed with impressive acceleration and a rock-solid short passing game. If your club boasts a transfer budget that would make even Sheikh Mansour wince, the eagle-eyed Sancho can be yours for a truly colossal outlay. One of Europe’s most exciting attacking players, Man Utd have been lusting after this incredible English talent for a while now. The Bhoys won’t be happy, but Frimpong will instantly improve your squad. A skilled dribbler with impressive balance and agility, you’re getting a hell of a player for relatively little money. This pacey left back is way too good for the Scottish top flight – sorry, Celtic fans. If your club has the cash and you’re looking for a left-sided speed demon with a high ceiling, you should take him off the Portugese side’s hands. Sporting’s agile left wing back has a tempting buyout clause of £12.3m. His potential rating makes him one of the most exciting young centre halves in the game, while his strength, composure and skill at interceptions belies his tender years. Poor little Willie might not be able to get any playing time for the Gunners in real life, but he’s highly rated in FIFA 21. Again, you’ll need a hefty budget to get him away from the Allianz Arena. Pacey players are king in FIFA 21, so if you pair this left-footed speedster with a similarly rapid left winger, you’re going to terrify opposition fullbacks. Alphonso Daviesīayern’s lightning left back excels thanks to his exemplary acceleration and sprint speed. De Ligt scores highly for composure, reactions and heading accuracy, making him a dominant, aggressive defender. You’ll need a Chelsea-sized budget if you’re going to prize this once in a generation centre back from Juventus. Probably the most coveted young defender in world football – we’ve seen him be as highly priced as £95m in our Career Mode.
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