Guide For Key Player Attributes In FC 24 Ultimate Team

In FC 24, players’ skills are reflected in the stats on their cards. In order to help you know what attributes and stats you should look for when choosing players for your team in the Ultimate Team mode, this guide will show you the most attention when selecting players.

Strikers

In FC 24, Strikers are nearest the opposing team’s goal. Their primary responsibility is scoring goals and creating scoring chances for other players. They can also hold the ball up until teammates join the attack and harry opposition defenders and goalkeepers while not in possession. A striker must be brilliant at receiving and controlling the ball, strong, and capable of winning the ball in the air. Here are the key attributes and stats to look for when selecting strikers in Ultimate Team:

• Tempo: The preferred value is above 80/85.
• Shooting: Pay particular attention to attack positioning, finishing, and shooting power stats.
• Dribbling: Focus on agility and balance so that the player can move efficiently with the ball at their feet.
• Stars for the weaker leg: ideally 4 or 5 to avoid having to transfer the ball to the stronger leg before hitting.
• Diligence: The Diligence value in attack should be higher than in defense, preferably high/low.

Wingers And Wide Midfielders

Many formations in FC 24 include wingers (RW/LW) and wide midfielders (RM/LM). If you enjoy playing on the wings, these players will be an important part of your team. Here are the key characteristics and stats of wingers and wide midfielders:

• Pace: Ideally over 85 points.
• Passing: especially short and long passes and transitions.
• Dribbling: In addition to agility and balance, pay attention to ball control and general dribbling statistics.
• Shooting: especially finishing and shooting power.
• Weaker leg stars: at least 4.

Central Midfielders

In FC 24, Central midfielders play several roles on the field of play, depending on their particular strengths and team tactics. They are the link between defense and attack and must also defend when the opposition is in possession. Their central position enables them to have an all-round view of the match, and as most of the action takes place in and around their area of the pitch, midfielders often exert the most significant degree of control over how a match is played. Here are the key traits and stats of central midfielders:

• Passing: Midfielders play the most passes, so it’s worth paying special attention to this statistic.
• Dribbling: A central midfielder should have good ball control, agility and balance.
• Shooting: If you often shoot with your midfielders, pay attention to your finishing and shooting power.

Central Attacking Midfielders

Attacking midfielders are positioned in an advanced midfield position, usually between central midfield and the team’s forwards. Their main role is to create goal-scoring opportunities using superior vision and skill. The attacking midfielder is an important position requiring the player to possess superior technical abilities in passing and, perhaps more importantly, the ability to read the opposing defense to deliver defense-splitting passes to the strikers. Here are the key traits and stats of central attacking midfielders:

• Speed: Preferred value is over 80/85 points.
• Dribbling: Focus on agility, balance and general dribbling stats.
• Shooting: especially finishing and shooting power.
• Passing: Central attacking midfielders often make important passes in the penalty area.
• Weaker leg stars: at least 4.
• Care: The care value for attack should be higher than for defense, preferably high/medium or high/low.

Central Defensive Midfielder

Central Defensive Midfielders (CDM) form the first line of defense in many FC 24 formations. Here are the key attributes and statistics to look for when choosing a CDM:

• Speed: at least 70 points.
• Defense: high value for defensive alignment, interception and receiving the ball.
• Physical: especially strength and endurance.
• Passing: Midfielders in central defense often have to make precise passes in order to initiate an action after intercepting the ball.
• Diligence: The Diligence value in defense should be higher than in attack, preferably high/low.

Central Defender

Central defenders (CBs) play a key role in defense and determine whether the opponent is able to break through the defense and take a shot on goal. Here are the key traits and stats for center backs:

• Pace: The preferred value is above 75/80 points to keep up with fast strikers and midfielders.
• Defense: ideally over 85 points.
• Height: over 185 cm, in order to fight effectively for the ball in the air both in your own penalty area and in corners in front of the opponent’s goal.
• Physically: above all, strength and endurance at the highest level.
• Passing: Above all, short and long passes to initiate the game effectively from the defensive line.

Full-Back

Right-Backs and Left-Backs are the defenders stationed on either side of the center-backs to protect from attacking wide players. They often have to defend against the opponent’s wingers, who will try to take the ball past them down the flanks to cross or pass into the penalty area to their attackers. They also take thrown-ins and provide support for the wide midfield ahead of them, eventually overlapping and sending crosses into the opposition box. Here are the key attributes and stats of the fullbacks in FC 24:

• Pace: preferably over 85 so they can keep up with their opponent’s fast wingers.
• Defend: Defensive skills with at least 75 points.
• Physically: above all, strength and endurance at the highest level.
• Passing: especially short and long passes. If you use side defenders to counterattack, also pay attention to crosses.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is the most defensive position in football. Their job is mainly defensive: guarding the team’s goal against being breached, so it’s worth investing in a good goalkeeper to defend your goal. Here are the key traits and stats of goalkeepers:

• Height: Taller goalkeepers can more easily block shots near the post and better catch balls that are thrown too deep into the penalty area.
• Reflexes: ideally over 85 points.
• Diving: at least 85 points.
• Positioning: The preferred value is over 85 points so that the goalkeeper has good positioning in the goal.
• Handling: at least 80 points to ensure that the goalkeeper releases the ball as little as possible after the intervention.