Cheapest 87-rated cards to use in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team (March 2023)

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FIFA 23 Ultimate Team is halfway through its annual game cycle, and EA Sports has introduced a wide variety of special cards for players to try in-game. With the introduction of so many promos and events, the power curve of the game advances rather quickly, rendering base gold versions obsolete. However, high-rated cards still retain their viability in any meta.

87-rated cards are often in high demand due to the constant influx of player-based and pack-based SBCs in FIFA 23. While the cheapest fodder cards are often base gold versions, there is a fair share of promo cards that are available for cheap prices due to their underwhelming attributes.

Note: This list is based on current prices in the FUT Transfer Market, which are subject to change over time.

There is almost a never-ending supply of new special cards every week in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team. Not only do the developers release a new Team of the Week squad to reward the best performers over the course of the week, there are also a plethora of promos and events that keep the meta of the game updated. In such a scenario, gold cards lose their relevance within a month or two.

Despite gold cards being outdated in the current meta of FIFA 23, they are still usable for SBCs and for beginners with low-tier FUT Squads. These are the cheapest base gold 87-rated cards:

Most of these footballers were once regarded as overpowered meta options for FUT squads and fetched a high price in the transfer market. Now, they are rather underwhelming compared to the latest batch of special variants.

With so many promos being released during the game cycle, every promo roster consists of some cards that are considered fodder as they falter in comparison to the meta options. However, some of