FUT22: Player cards - what affects the price? FIFA 22 guide, tips

On this page of the FIFA 22 guide we explain how the prices of players in the transfer market are determined.

Last update: 11 October 2021

On this page of the guide to the FUT 22 mode in FIFA 22, you will learn what influences the price of player cards and what to look out for when listing cards on the transfer market.

If you are new to FIFA Ultimate Team and just starting out, you may be wondering why some cards are significantly more expensive than other seemingly very similar players.

• Top football league
• Nationality
• A recognizable, strong club
• Overall score
• High player speed
• Weak foot players and finishing an action

Top football league

Cards from the most popular and recognizable football leagues, such as the English Premier League, German Bundesliga, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A or French Ligue 1, are more expensive than cards of players from other leagues. This is especially tangible in the Premier League, which is the most popular choice in every FIFA game, and most Players rely on it when creating their dream team.

Nationality

The cards of Brazilian, French, English or Spanish players will be more expensive because they can be used in the so-called hybrid teams made up of players from different football leagues.

A recognizable, strong club

Players from top teams such as Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, PSG, FC Barcelona, FC Bayern Munich will cost more than players from mid-tier teams, though, of course, there are some exceptions.

Overall score

Cards with high overall ratings, especially 85, tend to be more expensive than players rated slightly lower, but again, there are exceptions. The price of such cards may increase further if they are used to complete an SBC (Squad Building Challenge) with a good reward.

High player speed

The high player speed (85 ) can affect the price of the card because everyone wants to have fast players who can catch up to the opponent's attackers or outrun their defense.

Weak foot players and finishing an action

Strikers, wingers, side midfielders and offensive midfielders with 4/5 stars on the weak foot and good action finishers (85 ) will be more expensive than their counterparts who can shoot fairly accurately only with one leg. If you have a weaker player on the attack, you will have to constantly make sure to put the ball on the right foot before shooting, which may cost you a chance for a goal.