Guys, I am sorry that the guide for 59th minute method for fifa 15 I wrote before was not self explanatory. I didnot get a good response. Therefore, I decided to write a new one for fifa 15. I can assure that this guide will give you huge profits.
You just have to follow me step by step. Then in no time you will have ronaldo and messi.
Now guys, this method is the best method to get a huge amount of coins in fifa 15. This works more efficiently for mobile devices(Iphone,ipad,android etc)
REQUIREMENTS:
1) A gold player in high demand.( we will work through it)
2) Having fast reflexes :p
3)Atleast 1000 fifa coins :p
Steps:
1) Search for a player in demand in the market
2) Check his lowest buy now price
3)Now, put your max buy now to the lowest price of that player.
4) Search
5) then go back and search again.
6) If you see a cheap one, buy it.
You didnt understand right?
But with these examples below,You will.
IF you have 5000-10000 coins:
Players in demand for this range are aubemayang,schurrle,higuin,Remy
Lets take remy
suppose remy's lowest price is 4000
You put the max buy now to 3800 so now remy appears.
then you go back and search again.
If you do it 5 to 10 times, there are chances that a cheap remy maybe for 3000 will appear. So you buy it and sell it for 4000. But remeber EA cuts 5% of your sold player. So in this case its 200 of 4000. Therefore you recieve 3800.
Thats the reason we put 3800 as the lowest because even by mistake we buy remy for 3800, we get 3800 for selling it. Now repeat this method till you have more than 12000.Then move to my further guide
IF you have 10000-30000 coins:
Advised player David silva, sanchez, benzema,alaba,dani alves,marcelo
Now Lets take the example of David silva,You repeat the above method for Silva. An in one hour , you will be able to make 60-70 thousand.(note: the best player to make profit is david silva because cheap silva's come alot.)
NOW if you have 20000 coins, you can also go for alaba
look i bought such a cheap alaba
BY these players you should be able to make 400 thousand in 2-3 days if you play for 3 hours daily.
Then you come to Arjen Robben:
Lets look at robben lowest price for iphone which is 350 thousand, what you do is as follow:
1) Calculate EA tax for 350 thousand, which is around 18000.
2) so you put lowest but now price for robben to 330 thousand.
3)Then you start this method of search and back for along time.This might take longer because robben is high rated and you wont be able to get it easily. It might take as long as half an hour to get a cheap robben.
But this is the award for your hard work. Look how cheap robben i bought,
SO guys, this way, in no time you will have enough money to but, messi and ronaldo.
By the way you can try this method on any player.You will find a cheap one surely.
Look I bought a Reus so cheap and my brother bought a aguero so cheap
Guys please comment below to tell if you understood or not?
What impact will Price Ranges have on coin selling?
The addition of Price Ranges in FUT will likely have a huge impact on coin selling, as it targets the principle in-game vehicle for the selling itself; cheap players. Put a Bronze LB on the market for 2 million coins, pass the details to the supplier and boom, instant access to coins. With the lowest FUT Price Range to be set (as we understand it) between 150 and 5000 coins, that simply won’t be possible anymore. Now if you wish to set a Buy Now price of for example 2 million, you’ll need to actually own a player that’s worth that amount. By which point (as you may have worked already out) if you own someone that valuable, you may as well just sell that player on the open market to generate funds.
In my last piece on coin selling I described turning off trading within the web and mobile apps as the eventual “silver bullet” to coin selling. Price Ranges are an atomic bomb powered, sledge hammer of doom, to face of coin selling because 99.9% of the players listed to instigate coin selling, are the least valuable players in the game. Price Ranges control the upper limit those players can sell for, effectively closing the door on their exploitation potential for would be coin sellers.
- Fixed Price Ranges for FUT 15 go live today (09/03) as part of a new FIFA 15 title update.
- The new Price Range's will enforce a lower and higher selling value for all FUT items. Players, consumables, club items, etc
- Starting Price and Buy Now values are now mandatory on every selling item.
Why is Messi’s Price Range still so high? I thought EA wanted to lower market pricing for FUT players?
The short answer is, EA do. However doing so for FUT 15 isn’t really an option for a number of reasons. The first being that slamming the stable door after the horse has bolted, burnt down the farm and won The Grand National, is pretty pointless. In other words, the FUT 15 market is simply beyond manageable repair in terms of its pricing; the damage is done. The only thing EA can do right now is to bring about some more predictable price stability; which the price ranges intend to offer.
Plus, if you actually own Messi, worth in the current market around 5 million. You’d be pretty pissed off if EA slashed his value in half overnight. That’s even more so the case had you managed to earn Messi through legitimate play, or by packing him. So right now EA are merely maintaining the FUT 15 price status quo, nothing more. What it does ensure though is that Messi’s price won’t rise or fall beyond a reasonable margin based on his sales trends so far this season.
Will player pricing be more predictable?
Which brings me neatly on to pricing. What fixed Price Ranges will hopefully do for all of us, is provide predictable targets to aim for when buying players. Because if you know for a fact that Eden Hazard goes for between 310k and 470k you can through matches, trading, selling, etc put together a reasonable plan to save up the coins to buy him. The way the current market fluctuates that’s just not possible. What mostly happens is you end up buying Hazard for a peak price (because a 3rd party is price fixing him) and then he crashes in value the next week, leaving you out of pocket. Whether the Price Ranges EA have set are “fair” themselves is certainly open for debate, but their intention at least is to level the playing field when it comes to buying players in Ultimate Team.
- Messi's Price Range is - Lower 5 million - Higher 7.5 million
- Hazard's Price Range is - Lower 310k - Higher - 470k
- Lower and higher prices can be changed within the allowed range, eg Hazard could be listed for 350k-450k BIN
- The lowest Price Range in FUT 15 will be 150 - 5000 coins.
What about transfer market trading?
If there’s one thing Price Ranges make me worry about most, it’s market trading. Because with the predictability of price ranges, undoubtedly comes a reduction in the required skill of a successful “trader”. The buy low, sell high mantra is glaringly obvious, but in FUT because there are so many players a natural knowledge gap exists around what more obscure players are worth. Price Ranges effectively hang a visual price tag around the neck of every player, which I worry will kill off some the mystique that makes trading fun and interesting.
The key to that not happening is the Price Ranges themselves. Which EA need to leave enough variance in for you to feel like you can grab a bargain compared to the minimum/maximum prices. If you buy someone for 150 coins and then sell them on for 5k you’d be pretty pleased, so that lower bracket itself seems “ok” on paper, but whether that will ring true in the wild is yet to be proven.
The other thing Price Ranges will prevent is you losing a player you listed at a low price to generate some early interest, only for the servers to then go down resulting in you losing them for a fraction of their value. Price Ranges ensure you’ll always get the bottom price no matter what. Which in situations like i’ve described is a welcome safety net. And again it allows more predictable planning for your next purchase too.
And the Future of Ultimate Team?
As i’ve already stated, my personal opinion is that this years FUT 15 market is beyond repair. There have been too many coins extracted by hacks, coin selling and auto-buying, it’s just a mess. So you could argue that putting in Price Ranges now is sort of pointless. But with the next, as yet unannounced football simulation from EA, an as yet unannounced period of time away, this is the ideal time for a test and learn. Get Price Ranges in, find out what works, find out what doesn’t, and find out bloody quickly.
That way when the next FIFA rolls around, EA (and us) will have some fairly reasoned expectations around what Price Ranges do to the market, where they should be set, and what the pitfalls are. A brand new, completely clean market would also give EA the chance to drop the Price Ranges for the highest rated players compared to FUT 15. If EA don’t manage to do that, after all this upheaval, i’ll be very disappointed.
Who knows, Price Ranges may even bring about the return of actual player trading between friends too. Providing the players offered for trade are within the same range as one another, it could work. That’s not a guarantee by any means, but it’s something EA may consider should this prove to be a success.
Closing Thoughts
To be honest, this announcement came as a bit of a shock but having had 48 hours or so to digest it, as you can see from the text above there are probably more positives to Price Ranges than there are negatives. But in between those points, there are a whole bunch of unknowns too, which won’t fully come to the surface until the biggest mid-season change FUT has ever seen, has bedded itself in. We'll of course follow up in a few weeks.
But whilst the addition of fixed Price Ranges is undoubtedly huge, they have sort of existed forever within the FUT community as unwritten rules anyway. When a player’s price is getting too rich, you normally know it, and communities like ourselves, certainly help to direct people towards better value choices in the market too. It’s the formalising of these unwritten value barriers which we don’t really understand the full impact of yet, although we’re all about to in what will likely be a baptism of fire.
When I wrote my last coin selling piece I summarised it with a few sentences which now seem more poignant than ever. “Now that the web and mobile apps have closed, normal FIFA gamers are as always left waiting and wondering what will happen next. Will it be more draconian measures, or finally the promise of a better tomorrow?” Perhaps Price Ranges are the light at the end of the tunnel, one way or another for all of us.
FUT 15 Investing In TOTW Regulars Coin Making Guide
Introduction:
Over a ten day period, we have been gathering price data (for both consoles) of the 5 popular regular players
from our TOTW 4 predictions, which also featured in the actual TOTW.
This price data will allow us to pinpoint the ideal times to make transactions to optimize profits when trading players based on “performance.”
Although our five player sample is fairly limited, we can clearly see from the graphs below that;
In the period of time beginning with before the TOTW 4 players had
their impressive real world performances (02nd October) and the actual
TOTW announcement (08th October) all players saw significant price
increases. This would suggest this is definitely a viable coin making method for those that purchase players early.
The cheaper players are more
likely to see higher percentage gains, as shown with Naldo, Vejinovic
and Lacazette (if purchased early enough). Furthermore, silver players,
which are far more scarce than their gold counterparts, are going to fluctuate the most (price wise) for several reasons we will go into.
Just after the TOTW 4 had been announced (as shown by the red line
on the first two graphs), the more affordable players had the largest
reductions in price.This can be attributed to a supply increase of these players, as FUTers everywhere list the standard gold (or silver) versions of the TOTW inclusions en masse, looking to capitalize on the TOTW publicity and name recognition.
You will also notice that with the more expensive players (especially Robben), that the affordability of the player’s in-form card will often dictate the demand for that player’s regular card, as FUTers opt for the cheaper alternative. This will often help counteract any increase in supply.
Lastly you will also see that once the initial wave of supply hits the market after the announcement (3:00 – 3:30pm UK), prices crash and level out within the next 24 hours.
Analysis:
David De Gea Starting our individual player analysis is the beast that is David De Gea, who helped Manchester United
seal a 2-1 win over Everton. With a number of key stops, including a
penalty save, De Gea ensured himself his first in-form in TOTW 4. As
shown in the graph
above, De Gea’s large increase in demand has meant an equally large
increase in his price leading up to the TOTW 4 announcement. If you invested in him during the early phases of the Manchester United match,
it could have made you thousands of coins! It’s also worth noting that
you could have made decent coins due to the short term fluctuations in
his price throughout the game, but we’ll document this phenomenon in
another guide). Moreover, you can also see that the largest
increase appears to be the 3 days after his outstanding performance.
This price spike can be attributed to a larger increase in demand as
FUTers start to anticipate his TOTW release. This often materialises due
to an increase in ‘TOTW Predictions’ articles, giving many FUTers a
clue as to who they may see feature. However shortly after the
announcement, his card was listed in larger volume and thus dropped the price by 2,000 and 3,000 coins respectively.
The reason De Gea’s regular card did not lose too much value after
the announcement, is that the EPL is so popular, a top GK is still in
high demand. The IF took regular versions out of packs, and this early
on in the game, that regular card supply decrease is enough to keep his price solid…You can see that as the forces of supply and demand start to balance, his price settles at around the 15k / 17k mark on Xbox and Playstation respectively. Naldo
Now we move on to the popular, yet cheap Brazilian Centre Back (CB)
Naldo, whose clean sheet, goal and MOTM award for VfL Wolfsburg helped
ensure his first in-form card in TOTW 4. Naldo is not one of those
players that you must have on your team,
but he’s most certainly one of the better bargains in the game, and a
highly traded player both this year, and in past FUT campaigns. It’s
clear to see with Naldo that his price increase can be purely attributed
to his superb performance against FC Augsburg, and evidently reached
his peak price just after the TOTW announcement. The increase in supply
after the announcement ensured he lost a greater percentage on his price
as compared to De Gea. This can be attributed to a greater supply,
relative to his demand, but still remained popular enough to settle
above his initial value on both platforms. In our opinion, we feel that
Naldo’s TOTW feature alerted many new FUTers to his regular card and
thus may be the reason why his price has settled higher than his initial
price before the TOTW announcement. Marko Vejinovic
The Silver-rare
Vejinovic is probably the most significant indicator out of all 5
players we analysed and follows the same trend as before, but with much
more hype! It’s clear to see that as FUTers felt he would get an
in-form, many invested in him and purchased a lot of his cards up until
the actual TOTW announcement at just past 3pm UK last Wednesday, where
he was nearing his peak (800% gain). Once the news hit that he would in
fact be in the TOTW, hundreds of his cards got listed on both platforms
causing a major price crash! Prior to his 3 goals and MOTM performance
for Vitesse, he was relatively unheard of and fetching around 500 coins
on both platforms! With Vejinovic it was very important that one sold
BEFORE the announcement, and at a price that would sell. This
ensures you a very nice profit, and enables you to not panic about
re-listing him at a lower price during his crash. Having to re-list an
hour after the announcement if yours didn’t sell could have lost you in
excess of 1,500 coins (300% of his original value) on both platforms. With this type of player it’s always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to making decent coinage! Arjen Robben
Robben is in that price range where barely any FUTers can hoard his
cards in any real quantity. Still, for those who were able to pick up
even a single copy during Bayern’s match were rewarded with decent
profit Here, you are seeing a phenomenon easy to understand:
Robben’s gold card is in short supply in general
The TOTW inclusion ensures the more-affordable gold is out of packs for a week
This supply decrease is noticeable (as not a ton were out there to start)
Even if demand for non-IF Robben stays steady, supply decrease ensures more than just a “TOTW-hype” gain
When the hype dies down you’ll probably see that he’ll settle nearer
his original value, as is the case with most high-end players that
receive an in-form. It appears that the method of investing in
potential TOTW “regular/base” versions appears to have been most safe
with Robben, in that you would have still gotten away with it even in
the later stages of the Bayern match. Although the price ranges are high
and fluctuate 25k here or there, in general you can see an upward
trend throughout. Alexandre Lacazette
Last but not least, is the French, Ligue 1 Striker (ST) Alexandre
Lacazette. Lacazette scored 3 goals and put in a MOTM performance for
Lyon, as they upended Lille 3-0. With such an outstanding performance,
it was obvious to most that he would feature in the TOTW. Once his place
was confirmed, his relatively cheap card was listed heavily and his
gold losta fair bit of value. With such an obvious TOTW
candidate, we always advise getting on the bandwagon early, and then
selling before the announcement as it’s clear what will happen. Cheap
players that are certain to feature WILL be listed in huge volumes, and
thus will always drive down the price (unless, like in Robben’s case,
huge volumes dont exist!). One of the most interesting side notes is
that this gold issue’s value ended higher on the 13th vs. its starting
value on the 2nd, due to the exposure that comes with being in EA’s
TOTW.
Conclusions – What should you do?
For all players analysed, you will see that purchasing before, or
during the early phases of their respective games would have ensured
very handsome profits! TIP: With the exception of expensive players such as Robben, it
appears that after the TOTW annoucement, supply will increase and prices
will continue to fall until they level off roughly the next day. For
those of you that like to invest in potential TOTW regulars,
it appears as though you should currently sell them a few hours before
the announcement for safe profits. If you take the risk and sell them
just after the announcement, you could in fact be stuck with a player up
on the Transfer Market for an hour, by which time you could be forced
to accept up to a 50% lower price!
You should be able to make larger profit margins on the real cheap
(or, non-Gold) players that are almost guaranteed to feature. The
silver-rare Vejinovic is a prime example here, whos initial value rose
up to 800% due to a) low starting value, b) lower supply, as silvers
have in general, and c) his lack of name recognition pre-TOTW inclusion.
You can capitalize on this by selling early as advised above.
Another point to note is that towards the end of that TOTW
release, some cards will be at distinct lows as FUTers look to panic
sell their excess stock. We suggest taking a small, but calculated risk
and picking up these cards on the cheap, with the idea of selling them
in a couple of weeks when their prices rebound (don’t do this around a
looming market crash though).
In conclusion, this method
is a lot more time sensitive, and difficult than most FUTers would have
imagined, but by no means is it SO time sensitive that sharp football
fans shouldn’t be confident that they can make good coinage. By
taking price data you can begin to make informed decision as to what
type of players make you coins, and at what times you should be buying /
selling them. On the back of any price crash, coins can be
made, and FUTers should also look to profit after the announcement and
not just before where all of the competition seems to be!
We hope we’ve helped shed some light on an extremely viable, yet
sometimes tricky coin making method. We’ve seen many questions posted on
our Twitter feed, so we would love to know if this analysis article has
helped you make coins.
Each week FIFA Ultimate Team assembles
the best players from international and club competition around the
world. This collection of players is available to challenge
in FIFA Ultimate Team.
On Friday, VfL Wolfsburg re-started the Bundesliga season with
an emotional 4-1 win over league leaders Bayern Munich. The 23 year-old Kevin De Bruyne had
two goals and an assist in the win. Although Bayern still sit atop the
Bundesliga table, Wolfsburg are now a mere eight points behind in second
place.
Even without suspended Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid comfortably
defeated Real Sociedad 4-1 on Saturday night to maintain their lead in
La Liga. Karim Benzema had two second half goals, including an absolute stunner in the 76th minute, in the victory.
Rounding out the weekend, Arsenal scored five goals on Sunday and
easily defeated Aston Villa 5-0 in front of their home supporters. Five
different players scored for the London-side, including Mesut Özil who also earned an assist in the win.
Starting XI
GK: Iraizoz – Athletic Club de Bilbao (Spain)
CB: Ashley Williams – Swansea City (England)
CB (RB): Diogo Figueiras – Sevilla FC (Spain)
CB (RB): Maximiliano Pereira – SL Benfica (Portugal)
LM (LW): Mesut Özil – Arsenal (England)
CDM (CM): Rafinha – FC Barcelona (Spain)
CDM (CAM): Kevin De Bruyne – VfL Wolfsburg (Germany)
RM: Rémy Cabella – Newcastle United (England)
CAM (CF): Jérémy Ménez – Milan (Italy)
ST: Fabio Quagliarella – Torino (Italy)
ST: Karim Benzema – Real Madrid (Spain)
Substitutes & Reserves
GK: Geoffrey Jourdren – Montpellier HSC (France)
LB: Jean Beausejour – Colo Colo (Chile)
RM: Lawson D’Ath – Northampton Town (England)
ST: Robin Ramírez – Deportes Tolima (Colombia)
ST: Julien Viale – AJ Auxerre (France)
ST: Nils Petersen – SC Freiburg (Germany)
ST: Jonathan Walters – Stoke City (England)
*Please note: starting line-up and/or player positioning may differ slightly in-game.
The Team of the Week is available to play against each and every week
in FIFA Ultimate Team. TOTW items are available by chance when opening
FIFA Ultimate Team Packs.
Everyone
knows how hard it is to earn a lot of coins in a short time period in
Fifa 15 Ultimate Team. But, there are ways with whom you can get fast
and safe coins without spending hours on trading. I will tell you an
impressive trading method technique which is very famous for most
traders, but is still very effective: the 59th minute trading method. I
will tell you how this method works and when to use it.
59th minute trading – FUT 15
This
method is really easy to use and that’s the reason why a lot of people
use this method, but if you’re fast enough, you can get some good
bargains! How does it work? First, the requirements for this method:
Go
to the transfer market,search for a specifically good player like robben etc and fill in: – buy now min.:0 , -buy
now max.:lowest market price of the player you are searching ,
‘Search’ and skip through till you see the players that are just put on the market in 59th minute.
Try
to find players that go for a lot more than they are put on the market
for. For example: if you find a Wayne Rooney for 10/20 thousand coins,
you know that he’s worth a lot more, so buy him immediately and sell
them for the price he really goes for.
Make a lot of coins!
Check my team below. I used this method to make such an awesome team. You will make millions in no time.
We have seen lots of similar posts of people asking how much their squad
will be worth,and when is the best time to buy, who to invest in, etc.
so i hope this simple guide will answer some of your questions.
1) BASICS
TOTY market crash goes from January 12th to January 18th.
TOTY Defenders: Monday
TOTY Midfielders: Wednesday
TOTY Attackers: Friday
2) When To Buy (i.e. lowest price points)
a) If you are buying your team back (mostly NIF cards) : I believe that
the best time to buy your players back is early week. By this i mean
monday or sunday. Check the prices, if they are around 30% lower than
they are now then this will be a good indicator that the market is at a
low. This will be when everyone is panic selling before the defenders
come out and the market will be flooded
Players in this category include: all NIF cards, with the exceptions of
the high rated messi and ronaldo - monitor these cards more closely - if
they are around the price estimates that i have said below then buy.
b) In form cards: Personally, I dont think inform cards are the best
investment option, but again similar to regular cards, early week is
definitely the best time, as everyone will be selling their inform cards
and there will be lots on the market.
c) Legends: The reason legends will drop in price is because of people
opening them in packs and then selling them. For this reason i believe
the best time to buy them is towards the end of the week when many
people have found them in packs.
d) TOTY cards : The best time and cheapest time to buy TOTY cards is on sunday when every player is in packs.
3) Team Value / Price guide
*Regular NIF cards you should expect to drop by 25 - 30%
*NIF Messi: 1.8-2m
*NIF Ronaldo 2.6m
*Inform cards can vary heavily but should still drop buy around 20 -
25%. Messi and Ronaldo and some IF players that will be in TOTY (with
the execption of SIF Striker ronaldo) should drop by more.
*Legends: Some Legends prices will drop heavily, some wont. Popular ones
like gullit, weah, okachoa i expect to drop more than the less popular
ones. Still i would expect a 30% drop in legends but it is i a bit of
uncertain territory when it comes to legends.
*TOTY Price approx exepctations at lowest point:
Messi: 6-7m
Ronaldo: 7-8m
Di maria 4.5m
Robben 4m
Iniesta 1.2m
Kroos 1.2m
Silva 800k
Neuer 1.7m
Lahm 900k
Ramos 1.3m
David Luiz 500k
Value after TOTY:TOTY players will be very rare, and they are guaranteed
to be the highest rated version of their player for the rest of the
game.Messi and ronaldo in a few months time may be as high as 12-15m,
and other TOTY cards will rise too, (not as much but still
substantially)
4) Best Investments for different price ranges:
a) 0-2m: Buy team back. Or if you want to invest in some players that a
bit more expensive, players like neymar, costa, bale etc will be
good,but the safest bet is to just buy your team that you want to play
with in the future. If you can afford it, messi and ronaldo NIF will be
good investments.
b)2m-5m: I would invest in messi / ronaldo NIF, or try and pick up a popular TOTY card if you can afford it.
b)2m-5m: I would invest in messi / ronaldo NIF, or try and pick up a popular TOTY card if you can afford it.
5) Tips
1.Try and pick up some cheap auction deals throughout the week as the
market will be flooded with players and you should be able to find some
seriously good auction bargains
2.Don't waste money on packs - even if you pull someone good, chances are you wont make a profit
3.Monitor prices closely on futbin.com
4.Go to futbin.com and take a note of all the prices of players you may
want to invest in so you know their prices before the crash and will be
able to see if they have dropped and how much they have dropped by.
Note:
1.The prices using are XBOX. Playstation prices are higher than xbox, but the percentage drops should still be the same.
2.All of our predictions are estimates and can vary depending on demand and market conditions.
Fifa 15 is an amazing video game. Most people that have this game. Usually play ultimate team. Ultimate team is EAs main source of getting more money and it succeeds. The idea of Ultimate team is that you buy players and play matches to get coins. Coins are used to buy players like Ronaldo or Messi. Hardly anyone can ever afford these 2 golden boys so EA have decided to let you be able to loan them for a few games. This means you can have an amazing player for a few games. What I like to do is save them for the wagers. The graphics this year have improved a lot as well. The goal keepers are awesome as well because they don’t concede goals as easy. You are also allowed to other stuff like play against the team of the week. There are many different player cards as well. The cards are Team of the Year, Legend, Inform, rare gold, gold, rare silver, silver, bronze, rare bronze, team of the season and man of the match. You can play tournaments, seasons and normal online games. You can open a pack which is extremely fun. When you open packs you have the choice of gold, silver bronze and sometimes special. You can learn information about the players such as work rate, preferred foot, how good the weak foot is and there skill moves. If you are failing to buy players as you can’t afford them then open packs. The prices of all packs are different. You have a chance of getting anyone in the game including PELE. On the harsh side though, you have to buy contracts and fitness cards which are quite expensive when it all adds up.
You can also buy attribute cards that improve your players for 1 game. You can buy managers which 3 contracts to your players depending on the rating of the manager. You obviously don’t have to play against the computer. Again you will earn coins but not as much as online. (Usually). Here are a few Goalkeepers you can use, Neur, Casillas, Ochoa, De Gea, Petr Cech, Hugo Lloris and Mingolet. A few Defenders are Ramos, chiellini, Vidic, Pablo Zabeleta, Cahil and Terry. In midfield you could buy Reus, Mata, Pirlo, Nasri, Ronaldo or Bale. Strikers are Messi, Neymar, Rooney Van Persie Benzema or Tevez. I own ultimate team and I reckon that it is great fun. In my team I have De Gea, Cahill, Terry, Kolarov, Ivanoivic, Gerrard. Walcott, Inform Tadic, Ramsey, Diego Costa and Van Persie.
Each week FIFA Ultimate Team assembles
the best players from international and club competition around the
world. This collection of players is available to challenge
in FIFA Ultimate Team.
Neymar had two goals and an assist as FC Barcelona
crushed Elche 0-6 on Saturday evening. In 17 league appearances for the
club this season, the 22 year-old has 14 goals and four assists.
Also on Saturday, the legendary Miroslav Klose had a goal and an
assist for Lazio as they won their match against AC Milan 3-1. The 36
year-old has four goals and four assists in 17 league appearances for
the Rome side.
In Turkey, only one point separates first place from third as
Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş and Galatasaray vie for the Süper Lig title. On
Saturday, Fenerbahçe defeated Kasımpaşa 0-3 with Dirk Kuyt scoring twice for the visitors. Then on Sunday, Wesley Sneijder opened the scoring for Galatasaray as they took care of Rizespor 2-0.
Starting XI
GK: Diego Alves – Valencia CF (Spain)
CB: Laurent Ciman – Standard Liège (Belgium)
CB (RB): Mikael Lustig – Celtic (Scotland)
LM (CM): Julien Féret – SM Caen (France)
CM (CDM): David Pizarro – Fiorentina (Italy)
CM (CAM): Wesley Sneijder – Galatasaray SK (Turkey)
RM: Dirk Kuyt – Fenerbahçe SK (Turkey)
LW: Neymar – FC Barcelona (Spain)
ST: Miroslav Klose – Lazio (Italy)
RW (ST): Ross McCormack – Fulham (England)
Substitutes & Reserves
GK: Romain Salin – Marítimo (Portugal)
CB: Miguel Ángel Herrera – Pachuca (Mexico)
RM: Stéphane Darbion – ES Troyes AC (France)
LM: Sam Larsson – SC Heerenveen (The Netherlands)
ST: Odion Ighalo – Watford (England)
ST: Jonathan Pereira – Real Valladolid (Spain)
ST: Kris Doolan – Partick Thistle (Scotland)
*Please note: starting line-up and/or player positioning may differ slightly in-game.
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