FIFA 21 is the latest iteration of the premier soccer simulation franchise from EA. It hasn’t been received well critically, but still is one of the top-selling games of the year. It’s online mode, Ultimate Team remains enjoyable and addictive throughout.
The Transfer Market of FIFA 21 is an important mechanic that must be mastered by players in order to progress in the game. Players need to be really careful in which cards they buy and sell in order to progress efficiently. The high 80s ratings provide a good balance between player attributes and price.
Hence, we have made this guide that lists some of the cheapest 86 rated players in FIFA 21.
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Cheapest 86 Rated Players In FIFA 21
The following players can be bought from a price range from 24,000 to a higher limit of 32,000:
- David Silva (La Liga, Spain) – At the moment, he can be bought anywhere between 26,000 to 27,000 coins depending on your platform.
- Carvajal (La Liga, Spain) – Carvajal can be bought from 28,250 to 30,000 coins depending on your chosen platform.
- Jordi Alba (La Liga, Spain) – He can be bought from 26,000 to a whopping 32,000 coins.
- Alejandro Gomez (Serie A, Argentina) – At the moment, he can be bought from 27,000 to a total of 29.000 coins.
- Yann Sommer (Bundesliga, Switzerland) – He can cost anywhere from 24,000 to 25,000 coins.
- Thomas Muller (Bundesliga, Germany) – Expect to pay anywhere from 26,000 to 27,5000 coins depending on your platform.
- David De Gea (Premier League, Spain) – He currently costs between 25,250 to 27,000 coins.
- Jordan Henderson (Premier League, England) – He can be nabbed for anywhere between 30,000 and 32,000 coins.
- Marco Verratti (Ligue 1, Italy) – He comes at anywhere between 25,000 and 29,750 coins.
These prices are bound to change with time. We also found the Xbox versions of these cards to be unanimously cheaper.
This list is a good enough sample having different preferred foot and play positions. For more on FIFA 21 and other video games, stay tuned to The Profaned Otaku.
