While Marlos may be on the slower side with only 80 pace, the card has a lot to offer clubs for only 700 coins. Marlos has five-star skills and very good dribbling stats. The 81 rated right midfielder has good enough passing and shooting stats as well. The card will make an immediate impact on any team. Players should consider subbing the FC 24 Coins player in as a striker or center attacking midfielder to take advantage of his ball control and agility.

Martinez may be the lowest rated player on this list, but he is still one of the best cheap players in FIFA 22. Notably, the card has 90 acceleration, 90 agility, 80 shot power, and 80 long shots. The underrated Argentinian has the total stats of an 82 rated player, and FC 24 Ultimate Team clubs will immediately notice how incredible Martinez performs in-game. Players should take their time in the box, however, as Martinez has poor finishing and composure. The 76 rated CAM is also very weak, and defenders will be able to muscle him off the ball.

The FIFA franchise found the recipe for a tight soccer experience years ago, but has consistently delivered tweaks to the formula to keep fans coming back for more. For FIFA 22. EA Sports is moving into relatively uncharted waters by bringing the franchise onto Stadia, Google's game streaming service. The result is mostly the same experience FIFA fans have grown accustomed to, but there are still some serious compromises to be made by streaming the game.

Just like almost every other game on Stadia's roster, cheap FIFA 24 Coins is at the mercy of a stable internet connection. Even with high speeds, though, players can still expect disruptions at least once a match, if not more. These range in severity from a quick choppy pass to a completely disastrous attempt at a goal caused by the game freezing and breaking down.