On the less expensive end of the scale, Nico Schlotterbeck from Borussia Dortmund has a FIFA 23 Coins  of around 14k, which is only 4k less than his discard price. He is a decent starter centre-backbut doesn't have the famed 'long running style', and despite Dortmund's poor form, it is easy to imagine him securing his Wins to Watch upgrade in the coming weeks.

Despite their recent misfortunes on the pitch, Juventus still have a very good team. They can be quite a blast to play in FIFA 23.

After 10 years of dominance, Juventus fans are now at a dilemma, with the club having had a difficult time competing during recent years. That's not to say that they're not awash of talent in their ranks but with the likes of Chiesa, Pogba, and Vlahovi? each of them offering plenty of reasons for players to select Juventus in FIFA 23.

The talent alone isn't enough to guarantee success though this is something that currently Juventus director Massimiliano Allegri will know all too well. To maximize the performance of this Juventus side Both he and FIFA 23 players have to choose the best formation to use in matches as well as the best starting 11.

Much like with Bayern Munich, finding the best set-up with the best setup for Juventus during FIFA 23 is more about moving the spokes around than it is reinventing the wheel. With the strengths and weaknesses of the team, the default 4-3-2 Holding system is the best option when it is about setup, although players will require quite a bit of tweaking to figure out the most optimal starting eleven to match it.

In the meantime, Steven Bergwijn from Ajax will likely to be in the same sort of cost bracket, and Ajax will definitely get those 3/8 wins. Bergwijn's own performances have been very good since he returned to the Eredivisie and has scored a hat trick against Groningen and two goals against Cambuur. But his weak, two-star foot is a major issue.

The very nature of Ones to Watch is never the best place to go to find cheap beasts. The next couple of promotions might be better options. Although Ones to Watch is no suitable for anyone looking for cheap monsters It's an excellent way to make money from the game if you manage your cards right.

These dynamic cards fluctuate hugely in price depending on the team's and player's performance and, this year, depending on the country's performance too. It is apparent in the price graphs of FUT comparators, where an outstanding striker can rise in price prior to the game, and then go through the roof when they score or sink without a trace when the team loses.

The best way to make money with the cards is to purchase them during neutral periods, hold them, and then , after the hype has passed, sell them. For example, one of Liverpool's players Darwin Nunez has had a slow start in Merseyside with cheap FUT 23 Coins  two goals from the league from his very first 7 games.