eld.gg Juan Cuadrado is a Serie A and Juventus veteran

Poland's Wojciech Szczesny has had some difficulties beginning in his Juventus career because he was competing against Gianluigi Buffon, a living legend of the club. Following Buffon's departure, Szczesny has developed into an all-round player with potential and FUT 26 Coins to compete for the honor of being one of the top keepers in the world. With an average 87 OVR rating, and other key statistics like handling, diving, and positioning that are well in the 80s and up, Serie A fans surely will not be disappointed in paying 15.000 on this Polish international.

It comes with a cost of 800 coins and a rating of 82. Genoa's Salvatore Sirigu is a fantastic alternative for those who have not yet ready to participate in their first competitive game and don't have a lot of coins to spend on expensive players. With a diving rating of 82 and a positioning score of 84. Sirigu is an excellent substitute for divers who are looking to accumulate an even bigger amount of money.

Juan Cuadrado is a Serie A and Juventus veteran. At 33. his right back is aging as a fine bottle of wine. A speed rating of 90 and 87-rated dribbling are the top in the football game at this point. This is a must-have for FIFA players looking to build quick-paced, counter-attacking teams.

Of of course, not all players have enough of the 8.000 coins required to purchase Cuadrado immediately. Lazio's considerably less costly (~1.000 coins) Manuel Lazzari is a player with a similar skillset but with a less dribbling power (82) and a higher velocity (92). When it comes to executing explosive counterattacks, very few players are more effective than Lazzari but he may be a an issue when it comes to defense due to his physicality rating of 65.

In addition to being a good alternative for a budget, Manuel Lazzari also happens to be the fastest Serie A right back available in FC 26. Cuadrado is second in speed in the league, and Atalanta Right back Joakim Mahle (89 rate) 3rd on this list. The young Dane usually costs about 700 coins however, considering that Lazzari is available for a couple hundred dollars more, it's not an enticing price. If you have teams that have chemistry Napoli's Giovanni Di Lorenzo (84 pace) is a decent option however, particularly at 85 coins.

Despite the numerous offers from the top European clubs Kalidou Koulibaly appears to have found Napoli the home of his dreams. As a player in Southern Italy, he's developed into one of the top center-backs of the current game. With a defending rating of 87 and a physicality score of 85. He's the main player in any insurmountable Serie A defense. The nearly identical statistics are a testimony to the fact that they're both. If you have 20.000 coins to spend on an asymmetrical center-back team will be unable to be able to find a better choice than the Slovak and Senegalese duo.

Manolas is a player in the same team as Koulibaly in Napoli however, despite his 85-rated defensive capabilities and a speed rating of 81. Manolas' Greek defensive player's OVR rating is significantly reduced due to his shooting score of 26 and a passing rating of 44. For a pure defensive option the player is plenty to be considered, particularly at a cost that is 1.100 coins. When paired together with Francesco Acerbi whose defensive stats extend into the 80s, they'll make an impressive, though somewhat static duo at just 2.000 coins.

The Milan-based Fikayo Tomori (82 rate) has the highest speed of any Serie A center back in FC 26 and can typically be acquired for just small amount over 1.000 coins. There's three of them for second spot it's Kalidou Koulibaly, Kostas Manolas along with Roma's Ibanez all sporting the 81-speed mark. Anyone concerned about their budget should consider pairing the former to buy EAFC 26 Coins with Tomori due to his $800 price cost, while those looking for more chemistry might want to choose both Napoli center backs which will cost players about 16.000 coins.