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FIFA 21 coins: make millions in Ultimate Team

 


FIFA coins are the most useful assets in FIFA 21 and via careful use of the transfer market and understanding Squad Building Challenges (SBCs), you can rack up the virtual cash and eventually own any player you want. Use these tips to load lots of coins into your account.

Never buy gold packs

Gold packs can be earned easily by completing SBCs, for seasonal objectives, and in your rewards for Squad Battles, Division Rivals, and FUT Champions. There is no need to buy them. It's better to focus on Bronze and Silver cards which are cheaper and guarantee you profit in the long term, as cards of those types are harder to come by than gold ones, yet still frequently required for SBCs.

Selling cards

You will submit your team according to your specific requirements in order to earn rewards. You can use this method to earn gold packs instead of buying them. only ever buy bronze packs, silver packs, and discard in-forms, and enjoy the rewards that follow. As your coin balance builds you can then buy any player you want rather than weak players that will end up failing you at the end. 

Do the league SBCs

EA releases a selection of league-based Squad Building Challenges in the entire season which is pretty simple and this is how it works: by completing one team you unlock a specific pack, and by completing all the teams you unlock a choice of ratings-boosted player cards.
As the season progresses, you got to decide which to complete for the overall rewards. Once you have 9 or more players for any of those teams, buy the last couple of players needed at the lowest BIN price and get it completed (hint: use Futbin for this matter which helps you to fill in the gaps).

Discard-price Gold in-form cards

It's recommended to invest in 3-4 TOTW players once you pass the 50K coins mark. If you search for ‘Special’ players on the transfer market at the price of 10.250 to 11.500, then you can take your pick from any TOTW players rated 81 or above. Keep in mind that you can always resell these players for at least 13K coins, or if you were in need of coins, quick-sell them to the CPU for around 10K.
For instance, when TOTW 1 came out, you could purchase TOTW Jose Fonte, rated 82, for 10.500 coins. One week later his value had already ascended to 15,000, and you could have expected it to pass 20K by November – doubling your investment, which you should have chosen to sell.

Being Patient

You need to be patient when it comes to Bronze and Silver packs because the idea behind the method is to generate coins across the coming year, rather than score an instant profit.

Re-list all as often possible

Keep tabs on the players and if any non-player items listed at 150/200 aren’t shifting after 48 hours, quick sell them. Even at 150/200 they always sell eventually.
For all other items, such as rare silver Kits, consider dropping the Buy Now price by 50 coins after day 1, 100 by day 2, and so on.


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