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FIFA 19 Career Mode - Tips & Guide

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Learn how to play better in FIFA 19's Career Mode! Tips and Guides to make you a better Player or Manager in the Career Game Mode!

FIFA 19's Career mode lets you choose what type of career you will be leading. You can choose to start out as a player, or as a squad manager.

Make your way up the Football ladder as a young prodigy, and lead your team to victories and championships! You can also choose to retire later on and become a manager!

Lead a squad to victories and championships while also managing behind the scene elements such as finances, player morale, transfers, and more!

Player Career Mode is recommended for those who want to get the most out of the Career Mode as it follows the career of a young player, up to their retirement, and possible start as a manager!

A team has different expectations of you as a player. Priorities for these expectations vary depending on the team. It is recommended to choose a team with lots of medium priorities to start out your career.

Here are some ways to improve your player in career mode!

You will be able to train 5 times per week to increase your skill. There are drills that cover Dribbling, Defending, Passing, Shooting, and Set Pieces! Choose which drills best helps your player depending on your position.

You will be able to either take control of the team or the player. It is recommended to take control of the team to help better position your Career Mode Player.

As a manager, you will need to micromanage everything about the team. If you are up to the challenge, this is for you, and here are some tips to help you get started!

Just like in Player Career Mode, teams will have varying expectation priorities depending on the team.

Here are the things you need to remember when managing you squad!

You will be able to train 5 times a week, but each drill will target a single player on your squad. Remember to spread out drills to level up the club together!

Playing and winning games will contribute to the financial success, brand exposure, and domestic & continental success of your team. Get to playing those games!

It is your job as manager to keep your players happy. Keep their morale up by putting them in their preferred positions, re-signing them, giving them lots of playing time and more! Low-morale players could hinder the success of the team!

Keep your eye on the transfer for great cheap players! These players can help your team in the long run for a fraction of a star player's cost!

In the manager's office, you will be able to track your progress as a manager.

Here you will be able to see different financial aspects of the team such as ticket sales and more.

Here is where you can see how well of a job you are doing as a manager. Check this regularly for to better evaluate your job, and not get fired!

Here you can hire scouts to look for young, up-and-coming players to join your team.

Here you will be able to see different financial aspects of the team such as ticket sales and more. A team has different expectations of you as a player. Priorities for these expectations vary depending on the team. It is recommended to choose a team with lots of medium priorities to start out your career.

In this FIFA 19 guide we detail the best young FIFA 19 ST, CF, RW, LW, best young FIFA 19 CB, LB, RB, best young FIFA 19 GK, and best young FIFA 19 CM, CDM, CAM, LM, RM in FIFA 19 Career Mode.

If you're playing FIFA 19 for the long haul, you'll eventually need to replace the players in your team once they hit retirement age. The best replacements are of course young players, with ages 17-21 being the sweet spot. Problem is, it can be tricky to judge which FIFA 19 young players are worth your time, as some of the key stats are either hidden in menus, or displayed as aggregate values. To help you out, we've been busy putting together this FIFA 19 Best Young Players Guide. It will detail the very best players between the ages of 17 and 21. We'll take into account the potential value of each player, to judge which young players you should be keeping an eye on.

Here we have the very best FIFA 19 young players who are aged between 17 and 21. This list is based on player overall ratings at the start of the 18-19 season in FIFA 19. Given these young players are already so highly rated, they are sure to high have potential as well.

Kylian Mbappé - 87 Gabriel Jesus - 83 Malcom - 83 Gianluigi Donnarumma - 82 Ousmane Dembélé - 82 Leon Bailey - 82 Marcus Rashford - 81 Matthijs de Ligt - 80 Youri Tielemans - 80 Onyinye Nd >

As you may well have guessed, Kylian Mbappé is the best young player in FIFA 19, and at only 19 years old, he’s got a ton of room for improvement with a guaranteed high potential rating. Brazilian-born superstar Malcom has seen a huge improvement this year, so we’re predicting big things for the coming season and have high hopes that he will grow significantly over the years thanks to high potential.

If you're buying players for the future, Potential in FIFA 19 is perhaps the most important stat you should be looking at when scouting players. Potential is the predicted maximum overall rating for a young player, which can be reached if the player is allowed to reach their potential and is trained adequately. It's worth noting that a high potential rating doesn't guarantee that a player will reach that number. As with players in real life, FIFA 19 young players must be satisfied with their job, have plenty of game time, and take part in training in order to grow.

So you now know how important Potential Ratings can be, how do you check the ratings exactly? Well, Potential is actually directly tied to scouting, and is essentially an evaluated value given by your scout to a potential signing. This value depends on how good your scouting is, which you can improve by scouting as often as you can. You can pay more for more effective scouts, with a scout’s effectiveness indicated by the star rating below each one. It's worth bearing in mind your scouting ability when investing in young players as a high margin of error can result in some average players making it through the cracks. If you are planning to spend a lot of money, try to wait until you have a more accurate picture of a player's potential.

We’ve listed the best FIFA 19 Young Goalkeepers below. They’re ordered in relation to their Potential Ratings, which are approximations based on real-world performance and last year’s figures. We’ll be updating them as more FIFA 19 Potential Ratings are released, but until then this is a pretty solid estimate of who the best young GK in the game is.

League Club Name Age Position Approx Potential OVR Approx Growth

Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	FC Bayern	Früchtl, Christian	18	GK	86	65	21
Italy Serie A (1)	Fiorentina	Drągowski, Bartłomiej	21	GK	86	71	15
Italy Serie A (1)	Napoli	Meret, Alex	21	GK	88	75	14
Italy Serie A (1)	Fiorentina	Lafont, Alban	19	GK	89	77	12
Italy Serie A (1)	Milan	Donnarumma, Gianluigi	19	GK	94	82	12

In terms of FIFA 19 best young Goalkeepers, you'll want to take a look at Gianluigi Donnarumma. He's got a seriously impressive reflexes rating, and at 19 years old, has a ton of room for improvement. You may have to pay a lot, but he's definitely worth it. A cheaper option is Drągowski, still a great investment.

Over of the defensive side of things we have de Ligt coming out on top. There’s also Diop and Henrichs to consider as well. You can check out the full list of FIFA 19 Best Young Defenders below.

League Club Name Age Position Approx Potential OVR Approx Growth

Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	Retsos, Panagiotis	20	CB	85	75	13
Spain Primera Division (1)	Real Madrid	Vallejo	20	CB	85	78	8
England EFL Championship (2)	Fulham	Sessegnon, Ryan	18	LB	85	66	19
Spain Segunda A (2)	FC Barcelona B	Cucurella	20	LB	85	69	18
Spain Primera Division (1)	Real Sociedad	Hernández, Theo	20	LB	85	76	10
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	RB Leipzig	Upamecano, Dayot	19	CB	86	76	17
Spain Primera Division (1)	Sevilla	Gnagnon, Joris	21	CB	86	77	11
England Premier League (1)	Crystal Palace	Fosu-Mensah, Timothy	20	RB	86	74	12
France Ligue 1 (1)	Toulouse FC	Amian Adou, Kelvin	20	RB	86	75	13
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	Henrichs, Benjamin	21	RB	86	76	10
England Premier League (1)	West Ham	Diop, Issa	21	CB	87	76	11
Holland Eredivisie (1)	Ajax	De Ligt, Matthijs	19	CB	89	80	13

For your defensive line, there are few players as good as de Ligt. He has high Physicality, and a lot of room for growth. Consider picking up Theo Hernandez as well, as you'll be able to sway him from Sociedad for less than you'd think.

Your FIFA 19 team would be nothing without a solid midfield, and the young FIFA 19 midfielders listed below are the most promising in the game. Heading up the pack is Tielemans, with Dembele also showing some promise.

League Club Name Age Position Approx Potential OVR Approx Growth

France Ligue 1 (1)	AS Monaco	Mboula, Jordi	19	RM	85	70	17
Portugal Liga NOS (1)	Braga	Bruno Xadas	20	RM	85	74	11
Turkey	21	LM	85	76	10
England Premier League (1)	Everton	Richarlison	21	LM	85	77	12
England Premier League (1)	Everton	Davies, Tom	20	CM	85	75	12
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	Bailey, Leon	21	LM	86	82	10
Italy Serie A (1)	Sassuolo	Locatelli, Manuel	20	CDM	86	75	12
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	VFB Stuttgart	Ascacibar, Santiago	21	CDM	86	78	13
France Ligue 1 (1)	Lyon	Ndombele, Tanguy	21	CDM	86	78	14
England EFL Championship (2)	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Rúben Neves	21	CDM	86	79	9
England Premier League (1)	Leicester City	Ndidi, Onyinye	21	CDM	86	80	9
Spain Primera Division (1)	Girona FC	Douglas Luiz	20	CM	86	73	13
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Bayern München	Renato Sanches	21	CM	86	75	10
Italy Serie A (1)	Cagliari	Barella, Nicolò	21	CM	86	76	16
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Borussia M'gladbach	Zakaria, Denis	21	CM	86	77	14
Italy Serie A (1)	Milan	Kessié, Franck Yannick	21	CM	86	78	10
England Premier League (1)	Tottenham Hotspur	Edwards, Marcus	19	RM	87	66	22
Italy Serie A (1)	Fiorentina	Chiesa, Federico	20	RM	87	77	12
France Ligue 1 (1)	Stade Rennais	Sarr, Ismaïla	20	LM	87	76	14
France Ligue 1 (1)	Olympique Lyonnais	Tousart, Lucas	21	CDM	87	79	9
Spain Primera Division (1)	FC Barcelona	Aleñà	20	CM	87	70	16
Italy Serie A (1)	Napoli	Diawara, Amadou	21	CM	87	77	10
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Borussia Dortmund	Pulisic, Christian	19	RM	89	78	11
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Borussia Dortmund	Dembélé, Ousmane	21	RM	90	83	7
Argentina Primera División (1)	Independiente	Barco, Ezequiel	19	LM	90	72	18
France Ligue 1 (1)	AS Monaco	Tielemans, Youri	21	CM	90	80	10

There are so many awesome young midfielders to choose from in FIFA 19. Tielemans, Dembele, and Ndidiare all great picks here, offering high pace and dribbling skills.

Finally, we have the FIFA 19 Best Young Attackers. This covers ST, CAM, RW, LW and CF young players in FIFA 19, so expect good pace and shooting skills. It’s no shock that Kylian Mbappe is once again high on the list, though it’s also great to see Marcus Rashford and Embolo also being such great options as well. Here are the FIFA 19 Best young ST, CF, CAM, RW and LW players.

Spain Primera Division (1)	RC Celta	Mor, Emre	21	LW	85	74	15
Portugal Liga NOS (1)	FC Porto	Rui Pedro	20	ST	85	72	15
Italy Serie A (1)	AS Roma	Kluivert, Justin	19	LW	86	75	13
England EFL Championship (2)	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Diogo Jota	21	LW	86	78	9
Spain Primera Division (1)	Real Sociedad	Oyarzabal	21	LW	86	80	7
Holland Eredivisie (1)	Vitesse	Ødegaard, Martin	19	RW	86	74	12
England Premier League (1)	Swansea City	Abraham, Tammy	20	ST	86	74	13
England Premier League (1)	Leicester City	Iheanacho, Kelechi	21	ST	86	75	11
Spain Primera Division (1)	FC Barcelona	Malcom	21	RW	87	83	6
Holland Eredivisie (1)	Ajax	Dolberg, Kasper	20	ST	88	76	10
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	FC Schalke 04	Embolo, Breel	21	ST	88	76	12
Italy Serie A (1)	Inter Milan	Martínez, Lautaro	21	ST	88	79	16
England Premier League (1)	Manchester United	Rashford, Marcus	20	ST	88	81	9
England Premier League (1)	Manchester City	Gabriel Jesus	21	ST	92	81	11
France Ligue 1 (1)	AS Monaco	Mbappé, Kylian	18	ST	94	87	7
England Premier League (1)	Manchester City	Brahim Díaz	19	CAM	85	69	19
England EFL Championship (1)	Spurs	Onomah, Josh	21	CAM	86	71	14
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	Amiri, Nadiem	21	CAM	85	78	8
Germany 1. Bundesliga (1)	Bayer 04 Leverkusen	Havertz, Kai	19	CAM	88	79	15

The obvious choice here is Mbappe, though you my struggle to sign him for anything less than an absolute fortune. We'd suggest you consider Diaz Brahim, Embolo, and Diogo Jota as a cheaper option.

Now that you know the young FIFA 19 players to look out for while playing, you should take a look at the Best FIFA 19 players overall. We’ve got some Best FIFA 19 Ratings Guides below, broken up into each position.

If you're trying to sign some of FIFA 19's best young players to your club in FIFA 19 Career Mode, there are some things you should know before going all in. Read the FIFA 19 tips below and you'll stand a better chance of snapping up some great young talent.

Players with lower overall ratings are cheaper, and can be a great choice if they have a Potential Rating over 80 anyway. Unless you’re managing a top tier team, you won’t really need to be targeting the best of the best, so keep these cheaper players in mind. Potential Ratings are not guarantees, and are directly related to how good your scouting is. Only by investing in better scouts can you make sure that your evaluations are accurate, and how you treat your players plays a huge part as well. Big clubs will be very reluctant to sell high potential players, so weigh up whether or not is worth your time and money negotiating if the club is just going to turn you down anyway Transfer Negotiations are extremely important when signing a young player. Go overboard on goal-scoring bonuses and salary, and you'll be able to tip the scales in your favor Consider putting your young players through regular training, it'll help them reach their true potential. Keep your Young Players on the bench at the very least. You can then bring them on late game and give them some experience without jeopardizing the outcome of a game.

If you're looking for help with FIFA 19, we've got a full FIFA 19 guide. If you'd rather hop directly to one of our specific guides, we've got them all for you just below.

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The obvious choice here is Mbappe, though you my struggle to sign him for anything less than an absolute fortune. We'd suggest you consider Diaz Brahim, Embolo, and Diogo Jota as a cheaper option. If you're trying to sign some of FIFA 19's best young players to your club in FIFA 19 Career Mode, there are some things you should know before going all in. Read the FIFA 19 tips below and you'll stand a better chance of snapping up some great young talent.

Lionel Messi

FC Barcelona | ESP 1

Cristiano Ronaldo

Juventus | ITA 1

Neymar

Paris Saint-Germain | FRA 1

De Gea

Manchester United | ENG 1

Kevin De Bruyne

Manchester City | ENG 1

Eden Hazard

Chelsea | ENG 1

Luka Modric

Real Madrid | ESP 1

Luis Suarez

FC Barcelona | ESP 1

Harry Kane

Tottenham Hotspur | ENG 1

Jan Oblak

AtlГ©tico de Madrid | ESP 1

Robert Lewandowski

Bayern MГјnchen | GER 1

Diego Godin

AtlГ©tico de Madrid | ESP 1

David Silva

Manchester City | ENG 1

Sergio Ramos

Real Madrid | ESP 1

Giorgio Chiellini

Juventus | ITA 1

N'Golo Kante

Chelsea | ENG 1

Paulo Dybala

Juventus | ITA 1

Mohamed Salah

Liverpool | ENG 1

Virgil van Dijk

Liverpool | ENG 1

Antoine Griezmann

AtlГ©tico de Madrid | ESP 1

Marc-Andre ter Stegen

FC Barcelona | ESP 1

Thibaut Courtois

Real Madrid | ESP 1

Sergio Busquets

FC Barcelona | ESP 1

Toni Kroos

Real Madrid | ESP 1

Edinson Cavani

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The Career in FIFA 19 is a game mode that offers you the chance to play through a lifelong football career. Career Mode is split into two different areas, Manager Career and Player Career. Learn more on Career Mode.

The Career Mode in available in FIFA 18 > Play > Career menu. Below is the list of new features in FIFA 18 Career Mode.

UEFA Champions League – You are able to play UEFA Champions League in FIFA 19 Career mode. This feature also includes cinematic scenes that make your Champions League career to be looking more real. For example, a Champions League and Europa Leauge draw cinematic shows you how teams are drawn in their groups like what they do in real life. Ultimate Difficulty – FIFA 19 Career mode includes the hardest AI difficulty you can play against AI. ULTIMATE difficulty was previously available only in FUT. Now you are able to choose this difficulty in the career mode. Player Training – There is an ability in FIFA 19 career mode to train a player’s strength and sprint speed. Better User-Interface – FIFA 19 Career mode’s UI has been revamped and improved. The better interface helps you to navigate better between menus and enjoy the game. Pre-game Cutscenes – You will also get to see the players getting off the bus at the beginning of a game along with mid-game cut scenes of players warming up and taking selfies with the crowd and etc. Managers Press Conference – Eventually, EA has added this feature to FIFA career mode. You are now able to customise your managers and have them host press conferences. You will have multiple dialogue options to react to your games the way you want to, keep that in mind that your choices may dramatically affect your career. Release Clause – When searching for new players to sign you can now tick a box to only see players with a release clause in their contract. This will save you a lot of time and money.

Think there should be more unlockable hairstyles in the afro section (black pkayers)

It would be a good if your player could be captain in career mode. In the game 2k your player can buy clothes and accessories it would be a hit if some sort of function like this could happen in fifa 20 career mode as there is no longer going to be a journey mode.

The Career in FIFA 19 is a game mode that offers you the chance to play through a lifelong football career. Career Mode is split into two different areas, Manager Career and Player Career. Learn more on Career Mode. The Career Mode in available in FIFA 18 > Play > Career menu. Below is the list of new features in FIFA 18 Career Mode. Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.

Last Updated on November 20th, 2018

While it’s not as overpowered as it has been in recent instalments, pace is still important in FIFA 19. Whether you’re chasing an attacker or a through ball, having the fastest players in your team can make all the difference. When assessing players, Sprint Speed and Acceleration are given a lot of weight, nobody seems to favour slow players. If you’re still unsure about the definitions of and difference between Sprint Speed and Acceleration, go and check out our attributes gu >

93 sprint speed and 91 acceleration. The Shakhtar striker also has 78 potential.

79 rated currently, could grow to 82. An effective right winger with 93 sprint speed and 91 acceleration.

No real growth potential here but matches the previous entrants’ 93 sprint speed and beats them with 92 acceleration.

Matches Gerso with sprint speed at 93 and acceleration at 92. The Spaniard plays at left midfield and only has one potential growth point.

Plays on the left wing, where 93 sprint speed and 92 acceleration comes in handy. 30 years old now though, so those stats might start to decline.

Another player with 93 sprint speed and 92 acceleration. The real point of difference here for the 76 rated Senegalese left midfielder is his 87 potential.

Davies can match Sarr’s sprint speed, acceleration and potential – 93, 92 and 87 respectively. The Canadian left midfielder starts out at 72 overall though.

This Japanese striker is unlikely to grow beyond his 67 rating, but 93 for both pace attributes is fantastic.

Another player whose pace is far beyond his overall rating. The Australian right midfielder also has 93 for both stats.

At 32 years old, it’s very unlikely that Heller’s sprint speed and acceleration are going to stay at 93 for long. That being sa >

Thankfully not everyone on our list of fastest players in FIFA 19 is a winger. The Newcastle right back has pace to burn with both stats ranked at 93. His 81 potential means that he still has room for improvement though.

Two full backs in a row, also with 93 for both stats. Alba is older than Yedlin so probably won’t grow any more but is already an exceptional defender.

93 sprint speed and acceleration in a striker makes it much more viable to play lofted through balls. The Leipzig man is already an impressive 83 overall but has the potential to reach 87.

Also a striker but his 62 rating and 68 potential would put him behind Werner. However, he can match him for sprint speed and his 94 acceleration edges it.

Also with 93 sprint speed and 94 acceleration, this left m >

81 rated but definitely an exciting prospect considering his 86 potential. His 93 sprint speed and 94 acceleration is invaluable on the wing.

A 60 rated striker that can reach 66 overall. His 93 sprint speed and 95 acceleration is incredible cons >

Another ageing winger. The Frenchman still has an impressive 93 sprint speed and 95 acceleration.

Unsurprisingly makes our list of the fastest players in FIFA 19. 93 sprint speed and 95 acceleration is deadly enough, whether he grows a little more or not.

His age and 87 potential make him an interesting option for left midfield. 93 sprint speed and 95 acceleration is more than enough to beat most right backs.

Another left midfielder, but the American is 69 rated and has 76 potential so might be more appropriate if you’re playing in a lower league. He also has 93 sprint speed but his 96 acceleration beats Coman’s.

Unlikely to grow any more but shouldn’t start to decline for a few seasons. The skilful Juventus winger has the joint-best acceleration in the game at 97, but his 93 sprint speed means he finishes outside the top half.

Not the best acceleration at 85, but his 94 sprint speed lands him spot #25. Considering he is only 70 overall, those stats could improve by the time the right midfielder hits his 81 potential.

Despite his 94 sprint speed, 87 acceleration means he is more effective over longer distances. A 67 rated right midfielder who has 72 potential.

An interesting striking option. 94 sprint speed and 89 acceleration is phenomenal for a 69 rated player. Even better is the fact he can reach 81 overall in the right conditions.

Another striker, but not quite as highly rated – 66 overall with 73 potential. Can match Oberlin’s 94 sprint speed but his 90 acceleration is superior.

74 rated striker that can grow a little and hit his 77 potential. 94 sprint speed and 91 acceleration is seriously impressive.

No real growth potential but if you’re looking for a striker around the 70 mark, you’ll have a hard time beating 94 sprint speed and 92 acceleration.

Also has 94 sprint speed and 92 acceleration, making him one of the quickest full backs in the game. The West Ham man can hit 76 overall but starts out at 73.

If you need a reliable and pacey striker, Acheampong may be your man. 94 sprint speed and 92 acceleration is very good for a 75 rated player. His 80 potential means he could get even better.

Another striker with 94 sprint speed and 92 acceleration. His 81 rating and 87 potential means he is more suited to a Champions League level club.

Another player with 94 sprint speed, 92 acceleration but the Real Madrid youngster is a left winger. His 77 rating is decent enough but they splashed the cash because of his 92 potential.

Considering this striker is only 61 overall and is only likely to hit 64 at his peak, 94 sprint speed and 93 acceleration is exceptional.

Pace stats at 94 and 93 are useful in a right midfielder. Kiwomya is rated 62 overall but has a potential of 74, making it likely that a team outside of League One snaps him up.

Another right midfielder with 94 sprint speed and 93 acceleration. Bifouma is a more readymade option starting out at 75 overall.

An incredibly pacey left midfielder, considering his overall rating is only 68. The Argentinian has 94 for both sprint speed and acceleration.

Barkhuizen also has 94 for both pace attributes. However, he plays on the right, is rated 71 overall and can reach 74.

Plays on the left but makes the top 10 paciest players in FIFA 19 because of his 74 potential and 67 starting rating. 94 acceleration and 94 sprint speed makes him worthy of the #10 spot.

Unlikely to grow further than his 74 rating. 94 sprint speed and 95 acceleration makes him the fastest right back in FIFA 19.

A solid right midfield choice at 76 overall but 81 potential. The first player on this list to have 95 sprint speed, he also has a very respectable 91 acceleration.

The fastest striker in FIFA 19, if you’re going by their primary positions. His 88 rating means he’s already one of the best attackers in the game, but 95 sprint speed and 93 acceleration is incredible.

The 75 rated right midfielder isn’t a high growth player, but 95 sprint speed and 94 acceleration means he steals the #5 spot from Aubameyang.

Can match Damm’s 95 sprint speed and 94 acceleration, but his 88 overall rating means he has a lot more ability in other areas.

Number three on our list has 96 sprint speed and 93 acceleration. The Manchester City and Germany international is already rated 86 overall but has a mouthwatering potential of 93.

Whether you play him on the wing or as a striker, Kylian Mbappe is a revelation. A 96 rating for both sprint speed and acceleration is a worry for opposition defences. Don’t forget that although he’s already earned a 87 rating, he has the potential to hit 95 one day.

The fastest player in FIFA 19 career mode is Adam Traore. Although Douglas Costa can match his 97 acceleration, only two others equal his 96 sprint speed. The 75 rated right winger is currently at Wolves, but his 86 potential means he’s bound to find his way to a bigger club eventually.

We hope you enjoyed our list of the fastest players in FIFA 19. Be sure to check out our other lists.

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Not the best acceleration at 85, but his 94 sprint speed lands him spot #25. Considering he is only 70 overall, those stats could improve by the time the right midfielder hits his 81 potential. At 32 years old, it’s very unlikely that Heller’s sprint speed and acceleration are going to stay at 93 for long. That being sa > Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.

Prospects. The hidden gems of any career mode.

Having potential world class players on your career mode team can make the difference when aiming for not only domestic fame, but also continental glory. I mean…who doesn’t like to win?

A career mode can last as long as you want it to ask, so it’s not like you having top players like Leo Messi, CR7 and co isn’t a bad idea, but what next when they get old and their abilities start reducing and they eventually retire? Safe to say, your best bet would be to groom other players to fill in those big shoes? Let’s have a look at the top 15 picks to strengthen your team(s).

15. GIANLUIGI DONNARUMMA (GK)

A very young talent wanted by many big clubs.

Gianluigi Donnarumma, not to be confused with his brother Antonio, is an Italian footballer who plays as a Goalkeeper for AC Milan in the Serie A and also the Italian national team. Being one of the youngest pro goalkeepers aged 19 years; the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid have shown interest in seeking for his talents. It’s not a surprise that he should be one of the key players you would need to strengthen your career mode team.

WHY USE DONNARUMMA FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Only aged 19, with an overall rating of 82 and a potential of around 93 he’d be a steal. At 6’5”, he’s one of the tallest Goalkeepers on FIFA 19, making him a good match against opponent players who serve as an aerial threat.

14. Alban Lafont (GK)

The youngest GK to debut in the French Ligue 1.

Alban Lafont, yet another top youth pro, currently plays in the Serie A for Fiorentina. While signed to Toulouse in 2014, he became the youngest GK to play in the Ligue 1 on his debut the following year.

WHY USE LAFONT FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Just about a month older than Donnarumma, Lafont has a height of 6’4” making him less intimidated by aerial based players. He’s not a bad find for a current rating of 77 and potential of 89.

13. MATTHIJS de LIGT

The young Dutch has already been established as a starter for both club and country.

Matthijs de Ligt is a Dutch player who plays as a Center Back for Ajax and the Dutch national team. Though he’s only 19, he has cemented a starting position for both Ajax and the Netherlands. Some of the top teams, the likes of FC Barcelona and Manchester City have been on the hunt for the youngster to join their roster, with Ajax trying to hold on as long as they can. To be so young, yet sought after only shows the great potential possessed by de Ligt.

WHY USE de LIGT FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

De Ligt is a well deserved 6’2” and gifted both physically and technically, making him not just a threat against your opposing attack, but also against your opposing defense when playing a corner kick. His initial rating is 80, with potential of 91! Now that’s a good investment if I do say so myself.

12. Diogo Dalot (RB, LB)

The United man is an adaptable fullcack.

Dalot is a Portugese player and currently plays for Manchester United. Being only 19 years old and not much of a senior career with only 6 apps for the Porto senior team and 6 apps for Manchester United, you’d wonder why bother. So…

WHY USE DALOT FOR YOURCAREER MODE?

He’s one of those fullbacks that can comfortably play as a Left Back or a Right Back. Being able to play more than one role on the pitch can turn out being important in your career mode. With a rating of 72 and potential of 84, he may not be the strongest player on the pitch, but he’s not just pacey, but good on crossing the ball. He’d be categorized as a pin-point crosser by your scouts.

11. Trent Alexander-Arnold (RB)

The young English lad is Liverpool's designated Right Back.

Already a huge name in the Barclay’s Premier League, young Trent plays for English giants Liverpool and the English national team as a Right Back. Trent graduated from Liverpool's academy set up, making his senior debut in 2016 and going on to win Liverpool’s Young Player of The Year in 2017 and 2018, also representing his country in the 2018 FIFA World Cup held at Russia.

WHY USE TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

At 5’11”, Trent is a pacey Right Back with good crossing tendencies. He has an initial rating of 78 with potential up to 88 which brings him up to World Class standards.

10. Ethan Ampadu (CB, CDM)

There are high expectations from Chelsea fans for the young Welsh international.

Ampadu made his professional debut as a 15 year old for lower English division team Exeter. He currently plays for Premier League side Chelsea, though mainly for the under-23's and for the Welsh national team. Though not much of a senior team player, Ampadu is one player Chelsea faithfuls don’t want to see being let go by the club.

WHY USE AMPADU FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Ethan is primarily a Center Back, but can easily slot into the Central Defensive Midfield role. He’s rated at a low 68, but don’t let that deter you. With a loan spell or the right training regime you can raise Amapadu's rating up to a potential 86.

9. Riqui Puig (CM)

Already a big name going around the Camp Nou, Riqui has a lot to prove.

Ricard “Riqui” Puig is one name that has been on the lips of many Culés. He plays for the Barcelona B team as a Central Midfielder with a lot of potential which the Barcelona big guns hope to exploit in the near future and have made it known by sticking a €100 million release clause on the 19-year olds profile.

WHY USE RIQUI PUIG FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

He has a potential increase of up to 20, meaning his initial rating of 68 can rise to a world class standard of 88. At an increased rating, you start to notice Riqui's creativity, accurate through balls, and an easy maneuverability.

8. Christian Pulisic (RM, LM, RW, LW)

One of the most multi-purpose players you can find.

Pulisic is an American footballer recently signed by Chelsea, but sent back on Loan to Borussia Dortmund. He also plays for the US National team. The 20 year old has 10 goals to his name after 81 apps for Dortmund, but has a huge goal tally as a youth player for the US under-15 and u-17, and now senior team.

WHY USE CHRISTIAN PULISIC FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Pulisic in-game is quite pacey, and has huge bursts of acceleration. With a 79 rating and potential of 88, he’s a good investment seeing how adaptable he is on both the left and right wings/flanks.

7. Kai Havertz (CAM, CM)

While in-game, Kai is one of the most sought after players by big clubs.

Kai Havertz is a pro German footballer that plays for Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen and the German national team as a midfielder. In 2016 he became the clubs youngest debutant in the league, the following year he became their youngest ever goal scorer in the league, so safe to say he’s a huge midfield prospect.

WHY USE HAVERTZ FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Kai essentially plays as an attacking midfielder, but can adapt to several unlikely positions like as a Support Striker, a false Center Forward, and also as a flanked midfielder. With a rating of 79 and potential of 88, Kai is already first team ready at a reasonable price.

6. Takefusa Kubo (CAM, RM, LM)

Kubo can also be played as a Second Striker if need be.

The Japanese Messi. Though just 17 years old, to have such a moniker only proves your level of talent, although his time playing for the junior Barcelona teams might have helped too. Kubo plays for FC Tokyo in the Japanese J-League, though currently on loan at Yokohama F. Marinos.

WHY USE KUBO FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Kubo easily plays across the midfield roles, but can easily adapt to any attacking role. Getting such a dexterous player at a cheap price has to be the best deal out there. He’ll be on loan though so you won’t be able to get him on the first season.

5. TIMOTHY WEAH (ST, LW)

Tim Weah, the son of a legend.

Timothy Weah, the son of former Ballon D'or winner and current president of Liberia, is an American football player that’s currently on loan at Celtic in the Scottish League from French giants PSG. Call it his father's genes or not, but Timothy has the speed and control of a world class player. As much as his father's exploits keep getting thrown into his face, the 18 year old doesn’t seem to ne daunted enough by it to be pressured into trying harder.

WHY USE TIMOTHY WEAH FOR YOUR CAREER MODE

Asides being pacey, the 18 year old standing at 6’0” is good with his head. Timothy is rated at 69, but has a potential of 86 easily becomes one of the best Strikers later on.

4. Jadon Sancho (LW, LM)

Already leading in assists so far this season in the Bundesliga, Sancho shows great promise.

For an amazing 18 year old, Jadon Sancho has a lot to be thankful for. He currently plays as a Winger for Borussia Dortmund, but went through both Watford's and Manchester City’s youth teams. Already a regular for Favre’s team, he won 2018’s Bundesliga Player of The Year and won the 2017 u-17 FIFA World Cup with England’s u-17's.

WHY USE JADON FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Jadon Sancho isn’t just fast and good at accelerating; he’s also a good dribbler. Jadon's initial rating is 72, with potential of 86

3. Marcus Rashford (LW, RW, ST)

Rashford is one of the most promising players in the PL.

One of the more well known names amongst youth players around the world, Marcus Rashford plays for Manchester United and the English National team. Having played for Man United since the age of 7, he scored on on his UEFA Europa League, UEFA Champions League, Premier League, Manchester Derby, and National team debuts! Not a small feat for a 21 year old now, is it?

WHY USE RASHFORD FOR CAREER MODE?

Rated at 81 with potential of 89, Marcus Rashford is one player you need to keep tabs on. You can easily play him in any role up front. Marcus is one of those “complete” attackers. He has blistering pace, high physicality, high shot power, and yet still good with his head, standing at 6’1”.

2. Vinicius Junior (LW, RW)

Junior, a talented Brazilian has already warmed up to the heart of Madristas.

Vinicius Jr is a Brazilian player currently playing for Spanish club Real Madrid. The 18 year old is known for his pace and “Brazilian” trickery. Already, Madristas have put their faith in him and we all have high hopes on the youngster’s future.

WHY USE VINICIUS FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Vinicius Jr is one of the fastest youngsters on FIFA 19. His initial rating is 77, with a potential of…92! Only the best of the best on FIFA 19 are of 90+ rating.

1. Kylian Mbappe (ST, RW)

Already a world reknowned name in the footballing world.

Nearly everyone knows Kylian Mbappe, the wonder kid that’s taken the footballing world by storm. Mbappe is a French footballer currently playing for PSG in the French Ligue 1. He came into the limelight while at Monaco, scoring and outshining against some of the biggest teams out there. Only 20 years of age, the youngster already has major laurets to his name including a World Cup Trophy scoring 2 goals in the Final match against Croatia! Not only that, but he is currently the 2ndMost Expensive Footballer in the World!

WHY USE MBAPPE FOR YOUR CAREER MODE?

Not only is he one of the fastest players in the game, but he also has one of the highest shot power and shot accuracy. He has an initial rating of 87, already a World Class rating, but his potential rating is 95! That’s higher than Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo!

Already a huge name in the Barclay’s Premier League, young Trent plays for English giants Liverpool and the English national team as a Right Back. Trent graduated from Liverpool's academy set up, making his senior debut in 2016 and going on to win Liverpool’s Young Player of The Year in 2017 and 2018, also representing his country in the 2018 FIFA World Cup held at Russia. Kubo can also be played as a Second Striker if need be. Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.