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No matter what formation players opt to go with whenplaying in Career Mode, they’re always going to need a central midfielder or two. Thankfully,EA Sports FC 24has plenty of options in this department, with a wide range of talented young starlets to suit clubs of all different sizes regardless of their transfer budgets.
The best central midfielders in the Career Mode ofEA Sports FC 24have all of the attributes needed to become world-beaters, even if not all of them are quite at that level right away. Players looking to strengthen in the middle of the pitch have plenty to choose from, though some of the options can be quite pricey.
Only players aged 25 or under at the start of the 23-24 season will be considered for this list.
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The Best Young Central Midfielders for a Lower-League Team in EA Sports FC 24
Lennon Milleris by far the best Career Mode center midfielder forEA Sports FC 24for any players who are shopping on a shoestring budget. Those with a little more cash to splash can look to the likes ofLewis MileyorJoão Neves, both of whom have just as much potential as Miller yet start out with a much higher rating.
The Best Young Central Midfielders for a Mid-Table Team in EA Sports FC 24
Warren Zaïre-EmeryandFabio Mirettiare the perfect players for anybody who can’t quite afford to sign top-tier players in their first couple of transfer windows. They start in the mid-seventies and can grow to 88, placing them among the best central midfielders inEA Sports FC 24.Gabri Veigahas even more potential, though will cost players around twice as much to sign.
The Best Young Central Midfielders for a Top-of-the-Table Team in EA Sports FC 24
The best young central midfielders inEA Sports FC 24’s Career Mode don’t come cheap, but some are more affordable than others. This is evidenced by the likes ofGaviandEnzo Fernández, both of whom are already highly rated but still have plenty of room for growth. They’re young, too, so can be seen as more of a long-term investment. Players can either keep them at the club for a decade or sell them on for a huge profit after a few seasons.
