FC 25 wonderkids: Best young players with high Career Mode potential
radiotimes.comFiguring out the best wonderkids in FC 25 will go a long way to ensuring a successful and enjoyable Career Mode, with few things being as satisfying as watching a player reach their true potential.
Signing youngsters is a great way to gain some ground on your rivals, improving your team exponentially in no time. That’s why we’ve included players for each position, including the player’s current rating, club, and position.
All players have a chance of exceeding their potential, too, so they can become even better than expected.
For the first time, players can use women's teams in Career Mode, so we’ve included some of the best women to sign, too.
The best young players in FC 25 Career Mode are Lamine Yamal and Warren Zaïre-Emery. Many of the best youngsters are already at major clubs, although we’ve not included certain players who would be unaffordable for any club, like Bellingham, Musiala, and Joao Neves. Here's a few more of the top prospects:
Many of the best youngsters are already at major clubs, although we’ve not included certain players who would be unaffordable for any club, like Bellingham, Musiala, and Joao Neves.
These players won’t be much used in Ultimate Team unless they fit with an Evolution, but they are sure to set you up for years in Career Mode.
Finding a striker who can get 15/20 goals a season is a priority for any club and the below players will ensure goals and eventually allow you to rake in a tidy profit.
All of the above players are pure strikers, and you may even be able to get them on loan in some cases.
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If you play with width in FC 25, then tricky wingers are going to be real difference makers. They will pitch in with goals, assists, and stretching the play to create space for the rest of your team. Each of
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