Increasing both individual player chemistry and team chemistry are accomplished in similar ways, with a variety of factors contributing to either raising or lowering their ratings. To achieve the best possible results, you should aim for 10 and 100 in both categories, but it's worth noting that Individual Chemistry is more important than Team Chemistry when FIFA coins shop comes to calculating the overall score.

To improve Chemistry in FIFA 22, follow these steps:

Player Position - The color of a player's position, which is indicated under their card, will be either red, yellow, or green. Red indicates that they are completely out of position, which has a negative impact on both Player and Team Chemistry. Yellow indicates that they are partially out of position, which has a negative impact on Player and Team Chemistry. Green indicates that they are in their preferred position, which helps to increase Player and Team Chemistry as a result.

Player Links - These are indicated by the colored lines that connect players, and they will appear as either red, yellow, or green once more. This time, the color of the link is determined by what the two linked players have in common (outside of their respective clubs, leagues, and nationalities). Red represents the absence of anything in common, resulting in a decrease in Player and Team Chemistry. Yellow signifies one thing in common: buy FIFA coins promotes the development of player and team chemistry. FIFA coins shop is important to note that this is not the same as the outcome of a yellow player position indicator. Green indicates that two or more characteristics are shared, resulting in a greater increase in Player and Team Chemistry than yellow. In reality, the outcome is determined by all of the links from a player: consider red to be -1, yellow to be +1, and green to be +2 in the example above. When you add up all of the links, you'll want to come out on the positive side for that player in order to benefit from their Chemistry boost.

Player and Team Chemistry are affected by the nationality and league of the manager (but not the club) in the same way that player links are affected by the club. Each player who has a connection to the manager through either a shared league or shared nationality will receive a Chemistry boost, which is indicated by the small green Tie icon on their card.

Player Loyalty - Players who have participated in 10 or more matches for your Club will receive a loyalty bonus, which will increase their Player Chemistry by one. The green shield icon on their card indicates that they are in this category.

Even though all of these factors influence both team and individual player chemistry, buy FIFA coins is still possible for a player to have high Team Chemistry while having lower Individual Player Chemistry for the same player. This is something to keep in mind.

That's because the amount of Team Chemistry you'll generate from the factors listed above can add up to significantly more than the 100 required to max it out - for example, FIFA coins shop only takes a full set of yellow links between players to reach 100 Team Chemistry, so adding in some green links means you could put a goalkeeper in the starting lineup and still hit the 100 mark with relative ease.

Similar to this, you can get away with having several red links on your teamsheet so long as you have enough greens and yellows to make up the difference. Indeed, players in the community have created their own challenge by attempting to obtain NLW teams, or 'No Links Wasted' teams, for example, where each player Buy FIFA 22 Coins has exactly 9 Player Chemistry - no more, no less - and that is tipped over to 10 by adding a manager or a loyalty bonus.

A final word on substituting players in FIFA Ultimate Team. EA Sports clarified in a forum post that substitute players are not affected by the normal Individual Player Chemistry factors listed above. Instead, all substitutes enter the game with a flat Individual Chemistry rating of 5 out of 10, which means that when their hidden Overall Chemistry stat is entered into the formula above, it will result in a maximum score of 62.5 out of 100. A Team Chemistry score that is lower than 100 will, of course, lower buy FIFA coins even further.

So substitutes can be moved into any position on the field - for example, your LW Ronaldo can be played as a ST - without having their Chemistry rating degraded at all. Instead, their performance is solely influenced by Team Chemistry, which, as previously stated, is calculated before the match begins, and is unaffected by substitutions, formations, or other team management changes made during the course of the match.

Moreover, FIFA Coins implies that the amount by which their Attributes can be increased by Chemistry Styles has a hard limit as well. When you plug in that 62.5 Overall Chemistry into the formula above, Ronaldo's Finishing Attribute will be increased by only 4 points (rounded up from 3.75), out of a possible maximum of 15 points. Overall, subs are great for bringing in players who would otherwise have poor Chemistry, such as those from a different league, but they will never be as effective in the long run as they would be if they had started with full Chemistry.