The Summer Transfer Window has meant that some big names are coming to the EPL next season, but it also means there are more CB/Central Defender options for players in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team.
One of the ongoing aspects of FUT that has plagued gamers for years is the Chemistry system.
Players from the same nationality or league can work together well in-game for Ultimate Team; however, when you’ve got a dominant Korean central defender in the Russian League that you REALLY like in career mode, how do you slot him in your team?
One of the most popular team bases in FUT has always been the English Premier League (known as the Barclays Premier League in some older iterations of FIFA), and with the real-life transfers taking place this summer, there are more choices for players to stick in the centre of defence in this year’s FIFA Ultimate Team.
Kristoffer Ajer
Ajer signed for Brentford from Celtic in late July for a reported £15m. This means that the Norweigan centre-back will be available for EPL chemistry-minded teams when FIFA 22 releases later this year.
The former Celtic player was rated 73 in FIFA 21; however, he will likely get a good stats bump for the new game with this decent money move.
Base Card Stats from FIFA 21
- Silver
- Pace: 70
- Shooting: 55
- Passing: 57
- Dribbling: 67
- Defending: 73
- Physical: 81
- 3* Skill Moves
- 3* Weak Foot
Ibrahima Konaté
Konaté recently signed for Liverpool from RB Leipzig for £40m, so you know that he’s likely to be a power player at some point in FIFA 22.
The French centre-back was rated at 78 as a base player in FIFA 21; however, he would eventually get an in-form during the season, taking him up to an 82.
Base Card Stats from FIFA 21
- Gold
- Pace: 74
- Shooting: 34
- Passing: 57
- Dribbling: 68
- Defending: 80
- Physical: 78
- 3* Skill Moves
- 2* Weak Foot
Joachim Andersen
Although he did play for Fulham last season, therefore an eligible EPL player, Anderson was on loan and was due to return to Lyon, meaning that he would not be available as an EPL player in FIFA 22.
That was until Crystal Palace shelled out £17.5m for the player, meaning that he will be able to sit at the heart of EPL player’s defences this season with some nice chemistry.
Base Card Stats from FIFA 21
- Gold
- Pace: 58
- Shooting: 47
- Passing: 63
- Dribbling: 57
- Defending: 77
- Physical: 77
- 2* Skill Moves
- 3* Weak Foot
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