Card prices have taken a massive hit over the past month giving you a chance to snag some elite Premier League players for much cheaper than they should be.On that note, here's a look at the best Premier League XI under two million coins, capable of leading you to glory in the weekend league.OTHER GUIDESThe best young strikers on FIFA 20 by career mode potentialFIFA 20’s 10 most overpowered players for Ultimate TeamFIFA 20 coins guide: how to (legally) buy and sell your assets to maximise profitsFIFA 20 career mode best young players: 15 wonderkids with world-class potentialGK - David De GeaA case could be made for the likes of Ederson and Allison to be on this list considering they...
Once a fresh-faced young boy learning from the likes of Ronaldinho, the padawan became the master of the force. Now, Lionel Messi is 32 years old. It's hard to believe, really.We've reached the peak of the mountain and now we're heading down the other side - Messi will no doubt retire this decade, along with a galaxy of stars that have come to represent a generation.But just because these players are older, wiser, somewhat slower too, their stock hasn't suffered a steep drop.If your club were to purchase one of these players this January, they'd set you back rather a lot of money - such is inflation, they might even cost more money now than they did at their peak.With...
One of the more interesting sub-plots at the end of this season will unfold at Manchester City, where Pep Guardiola’s side have remainedstrangely short of momentum for the past few months.It remains possible for City to win the Champions League and more than likely that they’ll end the year with at least aLeague Cup or FA Cup win, but their failure to match Liverpool in the Premier League has exposed a shortcoming which remains hard to define.There are plenty of credible theories. There’s certainly some credence in suggesting that the prospect of league titles just doesn’t enliven these playersin the same way. Or that the club's European ambition is diverting their organisational focus. Or even that Guardiola himself is no...
10. Pepe Mel, West Bromwich Albion - 9 January 2014 to 12 May 2014 (120 days)The former Real Betis manager replaced Steve Clarke at the Hawthorns but was sacked in May of that year after West Brom limped to a 17th-place finish, three points above the relegation zone.Known for an expansive playing style in Spain, Mel’s Baggies tenure was beset by off-the-field issues like the sacking of Nicolas Anelka and a dressing room bust-up involving Saido Berahino and James Morrison.The football wasn’t great either – West Brom won just three of their 17 games under Mel.9. Steve Wigley, Southampton - 23 August 2004 to 10 December 2004 (107 days)Wigley was surprisingly handed the Saints job on a permanent basistwo games...
Manchester United were in the second division when they signed winger Steve Coppell from Tranmere Rovers in 1975. With average crowds of 48,000, Tommy Docherty’s side were still the best-supported team in the land with the most boisterous and raffish fans too, but a second division team no less.That United team needed rebuilding. They’d fallen far after the legendary Matt Busby stepped down after a quarter of a century. United would rise again after working through several managers in succession, but there are clear similarities with the present, as in Coppell’s description of Liverpool as “so good, albeit with a different style. They would spend the first 15 minutes passing the ball back to the goalkeeper. You couldn’t get into...