After more than a decade of dominance, things haven't been going particularly well for Barcelona as of late, both on and off the pitch. They finished last season's La Liga campaign in third place just two points clear of Sevilla and are in the midst of what can only be described as a major financial crisis. Of course, one might not realize it based on the way that the club has been spending lately, with Robert Lewandowski, Jules Kounde, and Raphina all coming in at a cost of around 150m.

This mini-spending spree has completely rejuvenated Barcelona's squad, making them one of the best teams to choose in EAFC 24 Coins career mode. In Fati, Pedri, and Gavi, the club also boasts three of the brightest youth prospects in world football, so they're also a great choice for those planning to build a team of young players with a lot of potential. Despite their real-world financial troubles, they have a fairly high transfer budget available right from the get-go too. Granted, those who choose Real Madrid will have about 50m more at their disposal, but will also inherit a squad that's fast approaching a potentially turbulent transition phase.

Those seeking more of a challenge may want to consider a job in Italy, as it's been quite some time since Serie A has been as competitive as it is now. After matchday seven, Milan, Roma, Inter, and Juventus all find themselves sitting outside the top four, with the latter languishing down in eighth place. Atalanta offers a great option for those looking for a pre-made squad with decent potential, but those looking to build their own should probably opt for Juventus instead.

Despite their poor form over the past few seasons, Juventus is still one of the biggest teams in the world and has one of the best squads in Serie A. Vlahovic and Chiesa have the potential to be world beaters real soon, while new recruits like Angel Di Maria and Paul Pogba offer ready-made quality in the here and now. There are plenty of fringe players who can be sold to add a bit more money to the club's coffers, though players may not end up needing it as Juventus start the game with a higher transfer budget than any of the other teams in the league.

Although traditional number nines once again find themselves as part of the real-world meta, pace remains an important factor in FC 24. Whether playing a ball over the top or taking defenders on at speed, acceleration and pace are incredibly useful and continue to be the two most important stats for most FIFA players.

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the fastest players in FIFA Coins for sale aren't all that different from the ones in previous FIFA games, though there are a few new faces for players to familiarize themselves with. Whether they're assembling an ultimate team or starting out a new career mode, they'll definitely want to keep an eye out for these unstoppable speedsters.

Last season was a huge one for 20-year-old Kevin Schade, with the versatile right midfielder being called up to the SC Freiburg first team for the very first time. He managed five goals and two assists in 24 appearances across all competitions, which saw his rating jump from 62 to 70.