05/04/2019 09:41am by Tillian | TOTW
One of the most hyped leagues this year. Many brilliant cards on FUT and League by itself really interesting to watch. Huge title race between BVB and Bayern, race for Champions League football between 6 clubs and race towards survival too.
This prediction was made based on stats, ratings on Kicker and League position of the team currently, based on 3 rd of April. There will be some changes in the end of the season, of course.
Also take in consideration that Bundesliga TOTS might be decided by fan voting again, so there would be even more changes.
Let’s start with Goalkeepers:
There are 2 main candidates for me this season: Yann Sommer and Koen Casteels. I wouldn’t even consider many goalkeepers, because there are a lot of teams that didn’t settle on one goalkeeper and also Keepers, that have good stats conceded a lot of goals, because they play in lower placed teams (Esser from Hannover, for example).
Yann Sommer is probably one of the Headliners of the season in Bundesliga and carrying Borussia Monchengladbah a lot this year.
Koen Casteels has been good for Wolfsburg. That team always struggled at the back for the past few years, but this year, surprisingly to me, Wolfs started to perform well. And Casteels one of the main reasons of that. Even though they conceded already 41 goals, without him it’d be much worse.
I wouldn’t really suggest any alternatives, but Romain Burki might be possible candidate.
Full backs one of the more interesting positions in the Predictions, I think. Because there’re lack of the good fullbacks in the league currently in game and TOTS might fix it.
Jerome Roussillon. Jerome Roussillon. And again. Yeah, you got me. Jerome really deserves a spot in TOTS. He’s the most consistent left back in the league. 2 goals and 3 assists, a lot of clean-sheets and probably one of the signing of seasons in Bundesliga. Still to this day, do not know how they bought him for so cheap.
Another Left back choice is between 3 players for me: Marcel Halstenberg. He got 1 goal and 6 assists and Leipzig defense is sensational this year. Halstenberg is important squad member and got the highest rating on average for Left-Backs
2 nd choice is Filip Kostic. Another bargain of the season. This one is from Eintracht. Moved from relegated HSV in the summer and started playing as LWB in 3-4-1-2 formation and after New Year he started performing even better. 5 goals and 8 assists to his name, but his stats are affected by the fact that he’s playing more attacking position. You can compare him to Caligiury from Schalke from last season.
3 rd choice is Nico Schulz. Great player for Hoffenheim and got a call-up to national team.
He’s also playing some sort of LWB, not LM. He got 1 goal and 3 assists and overall the best Hoffenheim defender this year.
I’d say Kostic deserves it more than others, because he’s a bit different type of defender. But I wouldn’t be surprised if Halstenberg or Schulz would get into TOTS.
Right back position is probably easier to choose.
2 clear favorites for me: Joshua Kimmich. He’s playing this season for Bayern in a bit strange way: He’s playing both CM and RB position. From Right-back position he recorded 10 assists and 2 goals. Joshy is always good, but sometimes he’s a bit inconsistent. He’s becoming one of the leaders of the Bayern.
2 nd choice would be a little bit harder, so I’d choose between Lukasz Piszcek and Lukas Klostermann. Both would be deserving choices. Lukasz Piszcek is from the old-army of players and Klostermann is young talent.
Piszcek recorded 1 goal and 6 assists and his TOTS would be really good. He’s got a highest average ratings out of Right Backs, so I wouldn’t be surprised if we’ll see him in TOTS.
Klostermann got 3 goals and 1 assist. A bit different, but he’s been really good player. Again, I repeat myself, but Leipzig defense has been really solid this year.
And the hardest position in my TOTS prediction: Center Backs.
Boy, there were a lot of average CB performers this year. It was really hard to choose even 3 CBs, I can’t imagine more than 4 CBs to be in TOTS.
Let’s cover 2 players that I think 100% will get in TOTS: Niklas Sule and Willi Orban.
Orban is already 3 rd defender from Leipzig. Yes, their defense is a good one. Yes, I’m replying myself. Again. Orban is the best defender this year in Bundesliga, he also managed to score 4 goals.
Niklas Sule is my 2 nd choice from Bayern. I should say that he’s the best center back from 3 main guys in Bayern: Hummels, Boateng and Sule. Hummels + Sule starting to form decent pair after New Year, but before that it was really bad for Bayern. Boateng and Hummels were making a lot of mistakes and Sule tried to carry them as hard as possible. So, overall, he deserves TOTS in my eyes, more than anyone else, IMO.
3 rd and 4 th choices are hard. I’d place on the bench: Manuel Akanji. If he wasn’t injured for a lot of games – he’d be my undisputed choice. But when he played – he was amazing for BVB.
4 th choice is Martin Hinteregger. He switched teams in the winter. And he managed to perform in both teams. In Frankfurt he made their defense much better and they haven’t lost a game in 2019 yet(watch me curse them).
A lot of choices for few positions, but as always let’s start with guaranteed choices: Axel Witsel. Probably signing of the season in Bundesliga. Not many people believed in him, but after China he performed amazingly well for BVB. Recording 3 goals and 1 assist, but mainly controlling games alongside Delaney. Also, he has average pass success rate of 93,1%. That’s amazing result. Probably the most deserving midfielder to get into TOTS.
His partner in my main TOTS: Thiago Alcantara. One of the more interesting players in Bundesliga: Without him Bayern averages less than 1 point per game, while with him it’s more than 2. Yes, he’s that important for Bayern. He’s playing as 2 nd defensive midfielder with different partners, but performs with anyone.
Kai Havertz is more of an attacking choice, but his role is still in midfield, so he deserves to be here. 10 goals and 3 assists. Him or Brandt will be in TOTS 100%. Depends on the finish of the season, but currently Havertz rated higher.
Kerem Demirbay is another choice. He’s unreal player in real life and many people under-rate him highly. He’s probably the best Hoffenheim player this season and also he has 4 goals and 4 assists to his name. Most of the time he’s playing as center midfielder in 3-5-2 formation.
Maxi Eggestein. Amazing breakthrough season for German youngster. 5 goals and 3 assists, mostly playing as left-center midfielder in 4-3-3\4-3-1-2 formation. I think he’s one of the few players from Werder that deserve it. Fun fact: Werder is the only team in Europe that scored at least one goal in every game of the season.
Ondrej Duda. 10 goals and 2 assists from CAM Spot. 4 goals from playing at CM, but yeah, he deserves TOTS and no one would convince me otherwise. The best Hertha player this season (okay, Grujic is good too, but he hasn’t played that many games).
Wouldn’t be surprised, if there’s fanvoting, to see James Rodriguez in TOTS. He often plays really well, but he doesn’t play that often. Still he has good stats and has a chance to be in TOTS.
That’s us done with Midfielders. Wait, you telling me I forgot someone?
Marco Reus falls into “Marco Reus” category. He’s playing amazingly, and he’s playing everywhere for BVB. He’ll get one of the better TOTS in FUT history. This card will be probably 98 or 99 rating. 15 goals, 6 assists. What a season, Marco. What a season.
Wingers are hard for Bundesliga, just because… not many Bundesliga players playing with Wingers. Only few teams, exactly. So I only have 2 choices: Thorgan Hazard and Jadon Sancho.
Both were unreal this season. I shouldn’t even describe them as both of them will get 100% TOTS. Jadon Sancho got 8 goals and 13 assists. Thorgan Hazard got 9 goals and 9 assists to his name.
Serge Gnabry is the only one LM that has a chance to be in TOTS. Even though he plays usually RM, he often played LM, so wouldn’t be surprised to see him being included in TOTS at LM.
And the last position is Strikers. Ugh. There’re a lot of Strikers to choose from. And I mean a lot of them.
Luka Jovic. Yes, even ahead of Lewandowski. Insane season from Serbian players: 16 goals and 5 assists, many clubs in the world want him in his club. 100% TOTS and his card would be insane in FUT too.
Robert Lewandowski. Oh gosh, if only Lewa would be more clinical. He still managed to score 19 goals and got 7 assists, but if he would be a little bit more clinical, we’d be looking at already 25+ goals this season alone. Still will get insane TOTS card because he’s that good.
Sebastian Haller. Partner in crime for Jovic. 14 goals and 9 assists and one of the best players in the Bundesliga. If Bayern wants a perfect replacement for Lewa – they can look up to this guy. He’s that good. Somehow he still doesn’t have an IF card in FIFA19.
Paco Alcacer is another player from BVB. Paco – super sub. Scored 16 goals in 24 appearances, 12 of those were from bench. And many of those goals came after 90 th minute.
And the last position is debatable. 3 candidates and depending on the finish of the season – we might see any of those:
Another player from Hoffenheim is Andrej Kramaric. Not your unusual striker, playing sometimes in midfield, often scoring from CM spot in 3-5-2.
Yussuf Poulsen is strange choice. Yes, he scored 15 goals. But often he scores 2 goals and then goes quiet for 3-4 games. Then repeats, then again goes quiet. Would be interesting to see his TOTS just because his stats would be insane.
And the last one is Max Kruse. Kruse probably the best Bundesliga player since February, scoring 6 goals and recording 3 assists in March alone, but overall he “only” has 10 goals and 8 assists to his name. Again, depends on a finish of the season and Werder Position in the league.
And the hardest position in my TOTS prediction: Center Backs.
Wingers are hard for Bundesliga, just because… not many Bundesliga players playing with Wingers. Only few teams, exactly. So I only have 2 choices: Thorgan Hazard and Jadon Sancho. Both were unreal this season. I shouldn’t even describe them as both of them will get 100% TOTS. Jadon Sancho got 8 goals and 13 assists. Thorgan Hazard got 9 goals and 9 assists to his name.
In this FIFA 19 Guide, we have provided a few FIFA 19 FUT German Bundesliga Squads Guide which will help you in making your journey a tad easier. We have outlined 3 squads; one squad compromises of some very cheap players under 30k to kick-start your journey, second is a bit competitive that costs under 100k, final one comprises of the Elites of German Bundesliga.
Germany’s golden generation just ended with this World Cup with what was one of the most disappointing performance Germans ever saw in the World Cup history.
Everything is not bad for Germans though as Bundesliga has seen steady growth in the past years. There are also many foreign players playing in the Bundesliga along with a large pool of Germans and its neighbors.
One of the most important things I noticed in the Bundesliga is the lack of strength in many of the players, epically in the Midfield.
There are a very few beasts box-to-box midfielders in the league which can be an issue when defending against a balanced team.
As mentioned above, due to a lack of budget best players in the Bundesliga, I have decided to go with a more defensive approach than it is suited for a German team.
We will be using 3-5-2 formation in this squad. A clustered Midfield will be better in this scenario. We will have enough pace and dribble to make this squad work against a more physical squad.
As EA has continued to make Strength the most important aspect of the game along with pace.
This squad may not be geared toward someone who likes to play one-touch passing, it is suited for players who like to play slow and throw an occasional long ball or a thought pass.
We will be going for a classic 4-4-1-1 that will make build-up play easier. There is a lot of pace on the flanks. I have decided to use Pulisic again due to him being insanely cheap as well quite good going forward.
I really liked the cheap defenders that are available in German Bundesliga comparatively to other leagues. This squad will have a solid backline.
One of the issues in the Bundesliga is the lack on Wingbacks in the league you may find some decent RBs but there is hardly any LB that can be an issue unless you can get your hands on Alaba from Bayern.
It may be better to swap Werner and Muller around to have a better impact going forward.
This will be the best squad to get in the FIFA 19 FUT German Bundesliga and will cost an insane amount of coins. As you can see, it’s pretty much made of Bayern Munich’s starting eleven with Rues being the only non-Bayern player.
Quite an aggressive formation in a proper German fashion. There is no cover for the defensive as CMs will be heavily involved in the attack unless played differently from Tactics Menu. Pretty solid defense – probably one of the best in the game.
You may find the right side of the attack bit slower than the left as Robben may have been faster in previous games but now his pace is not so great rest is good.
This is all we have in our in our FIFA 19 FUT German Bundesliga Squads Guide. If there is anything else that you would like to add, let us know in the comments section below!
It may be better to swap Werner and Muller around to have a better impact going forward.
As EA has continued to make Strength the most important aspect of the game along with pace. For all those players who plan to build a FIFA 19 Bundesliga squad, we’ve conducted an extensive analysis on the best players. Here is our gu >
Building a team is the biggest challenge in FIFA 19 Ultimate Team. It doesn’t need to be the best team, this is because the budget may not allow it, but it needs to be the player’s stature for him to obtain success.
When choosing which players to play with, you will have to look carefully at their attributes. Choosing a team based on ratings is one of the most common mistakes on FUT 19. It’s precisely this aspect that this guide focuses on. For each position, and focusing on the truly important attributes, we’ll show you who are the best athletes to choose.
It’s also important that the player checks to see if the player he chooses fits the formations he likes to play in. For example, a good full back will be useless if the player only uses a formation with three defenders. According to these formations, the player must be cautious and look at the work rate. Try to relate them with the ones we advise in our Formations Guide.
Last but not least, it’s mandatory that you tune all of your team so that the individual and team chemistry will be as high possible. For this last step to be easier, the majority of the players start to define the type of team they’re building. Some choose to gather players of the same nationality, while others decide to form a team of players from the same league. There are also more experienced players that can form hybrid teams without damaging team chemistry a lot.
All of these steps are necessary to have; or it could mean that the team is not always well built as it could be. This article aims to help those that want to form a FIFA 19 Bundesliga squad. Even the players that have a Bundesliga team, could take out some valuable conclusions from this guide that could help you make your team even better.
We received thousands of comments about similar guides that we have published in previous years. Most of them have asked us to help improve their teams and the players they had. It’s important that the readers understand that this guide is simply guidance. It’s a theme too vast and the player combinations are almost infinite. Besides, there are various factors that influence the choices, like one’s style of play, the formations and custom tactics used, the available budget, the preferences or even the time spent playing. There’s still one uncertain component: a good player for someone might not be for another. If there was a better team everyone would fight to get it. Part of the fun of FIFA 19 Ultimate Team is this: everyone has their personal club and players.
Remember that this year, we published separate Bundesliga guides for each position. You can visit them, clicking in the colourful links in the top of this page.
Another important point and that must stay very clear is that whoever is reading this guide, it’s about some criteria we chose and should be of everyone’s knowledge:
1 ONLY GOLD PLAYERS
In this guide we didn’t consider silver or bronze player. Most players don’t assume them to be a better option than gold players, so to simplify the guide’s analysis we didn’t include them. In the future we may come to publish guides exclusively talking about these qualities.
2 ONLY REGULAR PLAYERS
In this guide we didn’t consider In Forms (IF). They’re extremely expensive and in most cases are not considered good value for money. They should only be used by players with generous budgets, that already have the best team possible and that want small upgrades.
3 ONLY NORMAL PLAYERS
In this guide we didn’t consider players that have been transferred to other clubs or that have been reviewed (UP). Only players that started their season in the Bundesliga and with their original attributes were considered.
4 ONLY ORIGINAL ATTRIBUTES
In this guide we didn’t consider changes made on a players performance such happens when applying training or chemistry styles cards.
5 FLUCTUATION OF PRICES
In the chapter where FIFA 19 Bundesliga squads are suggested, we added a link where you can check anytime the updated prices.
FIFA 19 Bundesliga overview
The Bundesliga lives in the shadow of Premier League and La Liga but the truth is that it has many quality players.
The qualification of the champion is made through the made points system. Whichever team gathers the most points wins the league. The first four classified gain access to the champions league of the next year, while the fifth and sixth qualify to the Europa League and the last three trade places with the first two qualified of the 2. Bundesliga and with the play-off winner. Every season starts in August and finishes in May, having 34 game weeks with nine matches each, being a total of 306 matches per season.
The Bundesliga is the most watched sports league in the world and the third best league classified in the UEFA league coefficients.
Started in 1962, the Bundesliga has been conquered by twelve clubs. The dominant club is Bayern Munich, with a total of 28 titles. Borussia Dortmund (5), Borussia Mönchengladbach (5), Werder Bremen (4), Hamburger SV (3), VfB Stuttgart (3), FC Köln (2) and FC Kaiserslautern (2) were the other teams that won more than once.
Bundesliga is a good choice to who is looking for quality players, but doesn’t want to spend so much coins as happens in Premier League and La Liga based squads.
OVERVIEW
Total Players: 542
Gold Players: 254
Average Rating: 72
BEST NEW CARDS
82 🇧🇪 Axel Witsel
80 🇫🇷 Alassane Pléa
79 🇪🇸 Paco Alcácer
BIGGEST UPGRADES
61 73 🇫🇷 I Konaté
63 73 🇩🇪 F Neuhaus
61 72 🇫🇷 M Cuisance
BIGGEST DOWNGRADES
76 71 🇩🇪 F Wiedwald
82 78 🇩🇪 G Castro
84 82 🇨🇭 R Bürki
Ideas to help you building your FIFA 19 Bundesliga Squad
The team suggestions that follow are simple graphic indicators of the Bundesliga articles already published. They should serve merely as orientation because it’s impossible to build a team that fits everyone. They depend on various factors we don’t know such as budget, formation, custom tactics, style of play and player preferences.
To try and explore the needs of the maximum player as possible we suggest three teams with different budgets and formations: 4-1-2-1-2 with unlimited budget, 4-3-3 with medium budget and 4-4-2 with a low budget.
Click on the image to maximize it
90 🇩🇪 GK: Manuel Neuer
85 🇩🇪 RB: Joshua Kimmich
86 🇩🇪 CBR: Jérôme Boateng
89 🇩🇪 CBL: Mats Hummels
85 🇦🇹 LB: David Alaba
83 🇩🇪 CDM: Leon Goretzka
88 🇨🇴 CAM: James Rodríguez
85 🇳🇱 RM: Arjen Robben
85 🇩🇪 LM: Marco Reus
90 🇵🇱 STR: Robert Lewandowski
86 🇩🇪 STL: Thomas Müller
84 🇫🇮 GK: Lukáš Hrádecký
81 🇵🇱 RB: Lukasz Piszczek
86 🇧🇷 CB: Naldo
80 🇩🇪 CB: Kevin Vogt
78 🇫🇷 LB: Jérôme Roussillon
82 🇧🇪 CDM: Axel Witsel
86 🇪🇸 CAM: Thiago
80 🇩🇪 RM: Karim Bellarabi
83 🇫🇷 LM: Kingsley Coman
83 🇩🇪 ST: Timo Werner
80 🇫🇷 ST: Alassane Pléa
Playstation 4
700,000 coins (starting eleven)
745,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
Xbox One
600,000 coins (starting eleven)
640,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
PC
830,000 coins (starting eleven)
900,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
💵 UPDATED PRICES
If you want to know the current prices of any player or of the full squad, please click HERE
The choice for this team’s players was based on the guides published previously.
If there are undoubted players in this team, Neuer is certainly one of them. It is clear his superiority.
Boateng and Alaba are untouchables in any defence of any league. In our opinion, the other spots of the defence should be filled by Kimmich and Hummels. However, you may have a different opinion, especially if you like fast players. It isn’t the case. Both are slow but they are great with the ball on their feet – amazing passing and dribbling stats for someone playing in these positions.
This league has always a top quality player for each position, who is much better than all the other ones. The exception is the defensive midfielder, where Javi Martínez is not good enough. In fact, his main problem is pace. Our suggestion is to use a centre midfielder with defensive skills, like Witsel or Tolisso. We know that Goretzka is not perfect for this position but he has the minimum required attributes and using him as a CDM, leaves the CAM spot to James Rodriguez.
Who builds an unlimited budget Bundesliga squad usually chooses a formation with wingers, to take advantage of the high quality of Robben and Reus. Obviously, the same applied to Lewandowski in the attack. Depending on your play style, you can use Muller or Werner to the other spot.
Once all the players reach maximum individual chemistry via loyalty (achieved by each player after 10 matches for your club or by being pack pulled) you can go without a manager for your squad. They’ll be of no use while wasting contracts.
Click on the image to maximize it
84 🇫🇮 GK: Lukáš Hrádecký
85 🇩🇪 RB: Joshua Kimmich
86 🇧🇷 CBR: Naldo
80 🇩🇪 CBL: Kevin Vogt
78 🇫🇷 LB: Jérôme Roussillon
86 🇪🇸 CMR: Thiago
82 🇧🇪 CMC: Axel Witsel
83 🇫🇷 CML: Corentin Tolisso
80 🇩🇪 RW: Karim Bellarabi
83 🇫🇷 LW: Kingsley Coman
83 🇩🇪 ST: Timo Werner
83 🇩🇪 GK: Ralf Fährmann
81 🇵🇱 RB: Lukasz Piszczek
79 🇦🇷 CB: David Abraham
84 🇩🇪 CB: Niklas Süle
78 🇧🇷 LB: Wendell
81 🇦🇹 CM: Marcel Sabitzer
84 🇪🇸 CM: Javi Martinez
82 🇩🇪 CM: Mario Götze
79 🇺🇸 RW: Christian Pulisic
85 🇫🇷 LW: Franck Ribéry
80 🇫🇷 ST: Alassane Pléa
Playstation 4
85,000 coins (starting eleven)
110,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
Xbox One
70,000 coins (starting eleven)
95,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
PC
120,000 coins (starting eleven)
155,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
💵 UPDATED PRICES
If you want to know the current prices of any player or of the full squad, please click HERE
The choices for this team were based on the position guides we already have published.
Most of the cards of the previous team are too expensive to be used in the medium budget squad. In fact, only Kimmich is still in the starting eleven. Hrádecký, Naldo, Vogt and Roussillon are far from the same quality but they allow you to save many coins.
The central midfield position of this team has to be of Witsel. He builds up the first barrier between your goal line and the opponent, making his physicality attributes count. Tolisso and Thiago complete this interesting midfield.
In the ultrasonic attack, Bellarabi and Coman have the mission to assist Timo Werner. We believe he is the right choice for this formation, instead of using Muller, who is more expensive and not so good when alone in the attack.
If you still have some room in your budget, Robben and Goretzka are players that would improve this squad a lot.
Click on the image to maximize it
84 🇫🇮 GK: Lukáš Hrádecký
81 🇵🇱 RB: Lukasz Piszczek
80 🇩🇪 CBR: Kevin Vogt
79 🇦🇷 CBL: David Abraham
78 🇫🇷 LB: Jérôme Roussillon
82 🇩🇪 CMR: Mario Götze
79 🇩🇰 CML: Thomas Delaney
80 🇩🇪 RM: Karim Bellarabi
82 🇯🇲 LM: Leon Bailey
80 🇫🇷 STR: Alassane Pléa
81 🇩🇪 STL: Kevin Volland
83 🇩🇪 GK: Ralf Fährmann
82 🇩🇪 RB: Lars Bender
82 🇹🇷 CB: Ömer Toprak
81 🇩🇪 CB: Sven Bender
78 🇧🇷 LB: Wendell
79 🇨🇮 CM: Jean-Philippe Gbamin
79 🇵🇹 CM: Bruma
79 🇺🇸 RM: Christian Pulisic
81 🇧🇪 LM: Thorgan Hazard
82 🇩🇪 ST: Max Kruse
79 🇭🇷 ST: Ante Rebic
Playstation 4
16,000 coins (starting eleven)
25,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
Xbox One
18,000 coins (starting eleven)
26,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
PC
21,000 coins (starting eleven)
32,000 coins (starting eleven + subs)
💵 UPDATED PRICES
If you want to know the current prices of any player or of the full squad, please click HERE
Once again: the choice for this budget team was based on the position guides published previously.
Lukáš Hrádecký and Piszczek are cheap enough to keep their sports in the team. Toprak and the twins Bender complete the defence.
In the midfield, Delaney and Götze complement each other well. The first one is strong, quick and aggressive, the second is a player that usually pushes forward to assist his colleagues. Bellarabi and Bailey fill the wings in order to assist Volland and Plèa.
Once all the players reach maximum individual chemistry via loyalty (achieved by each player after 10 matches for your club or by being pack pulled) you can go without a manager for your squad. They’ll be of no use while wasting contracts.
Follow our tips and you’ll become more successful on FIFA 19 Ultimate Team with your Bundesliga Team.
Hi Rodrigo,
One question, do you think it’s still good choice to have CAM Rodrigues LW R85 eus, or with latests updates, CAM 88 Reus LW Coman? Thanks!
Probably the second one if you have a good budget.
Hi Rodrigo,
I saw you mentioned Gnabry’s chem will reduce to 4 if you don’t use in the starting 11. I remember in another article that said a sub’s chem is always 5 doesn’t matter what league/team he plays for. Can you verify this? Thanks.
Sorry. My mistake. As you can see here, it will be 5 and not 4.
I have this scenario and would like to see your opinion.
I am playing Bundesliga 4-1-2-1-2 with 100 chemistry and Klopp as Manager. I am currently playing with SBC Gnabry as LM, but since we do not have exceptional options for RM, I was thinking to move SBC Gnabry as RM and buying Reus UCL LM.
However, if I do it, Gnabry’s chemistry will reduce to 7.
Is it better having SBC Gnabry as RM chemistry 7 than buying totw rm Gnabry 84 chemistry 10?
Does it worth having another player as rm and substitute him in the beginning for Ganbry? Does he chemistry will decrease?
Or should I keep Sbc Gnabry as LM as find another player as rm?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Why don’t you use Robben? He is pretty good.
Yes, Gnabry’s chemistry will reduce to 4 if you don’t use him in the starting eleven.
I had Robben, but he is not my favorite.
Do you think that Robeen UCL Chemistry 10 is better than Gnabry SBC Chemistry 7 as RM? Once I already have Gnabry SBC and I can not sell it.
Thanks!
Yes, since he is untradeable it makes more sense to keep with him.
Hi Rodrigo,
I play 4-3-2-1 with:
GK: IF Alisson
RB: Ricardo Pereira
RCB: UCL Matip
LCB: Jerome Boateng
LB: UCL Schulz
RCM: Fernandinho
CM: Goretzka
LCM: James Rodriguez
RF: Mahrez
ST: Gabriel Jesus
LF: Reus
I recently packed Fabinho, should i replace Fernandinho with him or should i sell Fabinho to improve my squad? If i should sell Fabinho, which area would be a nice upgrade with those 100k coins from him?
Thank you
Hi! You have a nice team. Replace him.
I play 4-3-3 (Attack). I have a choice of FUT Swap Guilavogui, Goretzka and Thiago as my CM’s. I have one of them to stay back while attacking. Do you think this is a good idea, and what 2 out of 3 would be your preference? Whats your instructions for these CM’s?
Hi. I would choose Swap Guilavogui and Goretzka. However, you can use Thiago if you feel that you need more attacking power. The instructions depend of the rest of your team, your preferences, play style, etc…
Last week I packed a if reus (87 CAM) and decided to upgrade my bundesliga squad.
I have:
Neuer
IF Caligiuri – Sule – Hummels – Roussillion
Guilavogui – if Reus – Tolisso
Robben – Werner – Gnabry
Playing 433 (with 2 cm and 1 cam) and 4321.
Using Reus has been very frustrating. On paper and looking to the stats I was assuming this guy was going to be a game change for me. But no, 20 games now and I’m thinking about selling him. Always lost in the Field or out of position and the fact that he doenst participate on the attack… Tried it with different instructions and the same happened. Used the same team replacing Reus with another m/m cam and the diference was huge. What am I doing wrong? Can you help? Are the working rares a problem here or is it Just how this player works?
He looks brilliant but a good player for me may not be to you. It depends of our play style. If he is not working to you, just sell him and use the coins to buy someone else.
Would you replace Goretzka with Guilavogui’s fut swap card I can’t decide if he’s quality or not?
It depends on your plan: Guilavogui is a better CDM and Goretzka a better CM.
Do you guys prefer James 89 TOTW as RM or Robbie UCL 86?
Sorry, I meant Robben, but you got it. Thanks!!
Hi Rodrigo.
Why do you choose David Abraham as CB? He has very low stats compared to others CB.
He is our fifth choice but one of the fastest. See HERE, please.
Gotze has been released this week as Flashback Card. Would you add him on your first squad? If yes, replacing Muller as ST or James as Cam?
Secondly, do you prefer Goretzka or Kroos as CDM?
The Bundesliga lives in the shadow of Premier League and La Liga but the truth is that it has many quality players.
Started in 1962, the Bundesliga has been conquered by twelve clubs. The dominant club is Bayern Munich, with a total of 28 titles. Borussia Dortmund (5), Borussia Mönchengladbach (5), Werder Bremen (4), Hamburger SV (3), VfB Stuttgart (3), FC Köln (2) and FC Kaiserslautern (2) were the other teams that won more than once. Регулярные публикации новостей об игре. See the complete list of FIFA 19 Bundesliga POTM nominees, winners and predictions. This page is exclusive to German Bundesliga Player of the Month FUT SBC cards.
Bundesliga Player of the Month nominees are generally announced on a Wednesday near the beginning of each month. Fans are then given the opportunity to vote for their favourite player, with each German Bundesliga POTM winner being confirmed on the third Friday of each month.
Winners of this new award will receive a significantly upgraded red FUT card, this will be in the position that they played the most in during the previous month. POTM cards are untradeable and released exclusively via SBC (Squad Building Challenge).
FIFA 19 POTM SBC requirements usually revolve around the winning player's current club, league, nationality, the teams they faced or scored past during that month, and sometimes more. These SBCs can be rather costly, however the quality of reward packs for each individual challenge usually compensate users well.
20-match loan versions of each of these cards are also made available via a different SBC. Loan SBCs come in the form of a single challenge with notably easy requirements, this gives FUT fans the opportunity to test FIFA 19 Player of the Month cards before spending significant sums of coins. FIFA 19 Bundesliga POTM nominees, winners and predictions below.
The winners below are decided by a panel of Bundesliga experts (consisting of media representatives and Bundesliga legends), current club captains, and a public vote for fans across the world. The weighting of each of these votes is 30%, 30%, and 40% respectively. Football fans can vote here.
Mins Played: 370 | Goals: 4 | Assists: 0 | Pass Completion: 90% | Challenges: 94
SBC available from May 17-31, 2019.
Mins Played: 372 | Goals: 5 | Assists: 1 | Mins Per Goal: 74 | Challenges: 84
Mins Played: 285 | Goals: 3 | Assists: 2 | Pass Completion: 85% | Challenges: 84
Mins Played: 376 | Defensive Clearances: 1 | Challenges Won: 67% | Challenges: 75
Mins Played: 376 | Goals: 2 | Assists: 0 | Mins Per Goal: 188 | Challenges: 75
Mins Played: 312 | Goals: 4 | Assists: 1 | Mins Per Goal: 78 | Challenges: 98
SBC available from April 19 2019 - May 3 2019
Mins Played: 359 | Assists: 4 | Pass Completion: 89% | Challenges: 85 | Goals: 2
SBC available from March 15 2019 - March 29 2019
Mins Played: 359 | Assists: 4 | Pass Completion: 89% | Challenges: 85 | Goals: 2
Mins Played: 385 | Defensive Clearances: 1 | Challenges: 92 | Challenges Won: 55% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 381 | Assists: 2 | Pass Completion: 76% | Challenges: 77 | Goals: 2
Mins Played: 380 | Defensive Clearances: 4 | Challenges: 80 | Challenges Won: 55% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 380 | Defensive Clearances: 18 | Challenges: 87 | Challenges Won: 68% | Goals: 3
Mins Played: 385 | Defensive Clearances: 2 | Challenges: 92 | Challenges Won: 61% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 186 | Mins Per Goal: 62 | Pass Completion: 86% | Challenges: 42 | Goals: 3
SBC available from February 15 2019 - March 1 2019
Mins Played: 190 | Defensive Clearances: 1 | Challenges: 30 | Challenges Won: 63% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 193 | Defensive Clearances: 6 | Pass Completion: 81% | Challenges: 67 | Goals: 2
Mins Played: 182 | Assists: 1 | Pass Completion: 83% | Challenges: 62 | Goals: 2
Mins Played: 171 | Assists: 1 | Challenges: 38 | Challenges Won: 45 | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 168 | Defensive Clearances: 2 | Challenges: 39 | Challenges Won: 61 | Assists: 1
Mins Played: 467 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 3 | Minutes Per Goal: 156 | Challenges: 114
SBC available from January 18 2019 - February 1 2019
Mins Played: 449 | Defensive Clearances: 6 | Challenges: 76 | Challenges Won: 57% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 482 | Defensive Clearances: 9 | Challenges: 97 | Challenges Won: 49% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 467 | Defensive Clearances: 1 | Challenges: 92 | Challenges Won: 49% | Goals: 1
Mins Played: 464 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 3 | Minutes Per Goal: 155 | Challenges: 115
Mins Played: 480 | Assists: 2 | Goals: 2 | Minutes Per Goal: 240 | Challenges: 80
Mins Played: 288 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 3 | Mins Per Goal: 96 | Challenges: 64
SBC available from December 14 2018 - December 28 2018
Mins Played: 281 | Assists: 2 | Goals: 3 | Mins Per Goal: 94 | Challenges: 92
Mins Played: 254 | Assists: 2 | Goals: 2 | Mins Per Goal: 127 | Challenges: 80
Mins Played: 257 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 3 | Mins Per Goal: 86 | Challenges: 74
Mins Played: 271 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 2 | Mins Per Goal: 135 | Challenges: 97
Mins Played: 282 | Assists: 1 | Goals: 3 | Mins Per Goal: 94 | Challenges: 127
BVB's Jadon Sancho recently broke two records - he became the youngest player in the club’s history to score two goals in a Bundesliga game (18 years, seven months and two days old). The English sensation is also the first player born in the 21st century to score twice in a German top flight fixture.
Goals: 3 | Assists: 1 | Chances Created: 8
SBC available from November 16 2018 - November 30 2018
Luka Jović recently became the 15th player (and youngest) in Bundesliga history to score five goals in a single match, this came during match day 8 where Frankfurt scored seven against Fortuna Düsseldorf. The Serbian striker is currently averaging a goal every 88 minutes in Germany's top flight - an all-time record for players with 25 or more Bundesliga appearances.
Goals: 6 | Assists: 1 | Chances Created: 2
Hofmann was recently shifted from the wing to a more central role, where he has flourished ever since. The 26-year-old was involved in five goals in October, providing two assists against Bayern Munich – which were instrumental in setting up his side’s shock 3-0 win at the Allianz Arena.
Goals: 3 | Assists: 2 | Chances Created: 7
Eintracht's towering Frenchman is firing on all cylinders this season; with his contribution of six goals and five assists, he’s been involved in more goals than any other Bundesliga player. The 24-year-old striker has started seven of nine games, and with his knack of unlocking Bundesliga defences, his place in the starting XI appears to have been firmly nailed down.
Goals: 3 | Assists: 2 | Chances Created: 8
Halstenberg has played every single minute this month in the Bundesliga, creating an impressive six major goal-scoring opportunities in half as many matches. As well as becoming a useful attacking outlet down the left side, the 27-year-old has also been rock-solid at the back, helping his fellow teammates keep three clean sheets in as many matches.
Chances Created: 6 | Assists: 1 | Pass Completion: 81%
Real Madrid CF's loanee has been recorded to hit a blistering 21.5 mph during his spell at BVB - the top speed by any Bundesliga player this term. The Moroccan fullback played every minute in the league in October, having a big influence at both ends of the pitch.
Assists: 2 | Chances Created: 4 | Pass Completion: 90%
SBC available from May 17-31, 2019. Mins Played: 359 | Assists: 4 | Pass Completion: 89% | Challenges: 85 | Goals: 2 Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.
FIFA 19 Bundesliga Top Rated and Best Cheap Strikers, Midfielders, Defenders and Goalkeepers In Ultimate Team
You are planning a Bundesliga sqaud for your FIFA 19 Ultimate Team? Here you will find the best players in the Bundesliga sorted by position: The best striker (ST, CF), midfielder (CM, CAM, CDM, LW, LM, RW, RM), defender (CB, LB, RB) and goalkeeper (GK).
Every year, the question arises: what kind of team do I build in FUT? After all, chemistry also plays an important role in FUT 19 and determines how strong the players are on the virtual turf. And a good way to get high chemistry value is to get players from the same league.
If you decide on a Bundesliga team, here are tips on the best players for your team. We also take a look at strong alternatives from abroad.
FUT 19 Top Rated ST: At the end of the day football is the goal. In order to shoot as many as possible, you need a real top clippers in the front. These are the best strikers in the Bundesliga:
- Robert Lewandowski: Not surprisingly, the Polish striker from FC Bayern is again the strongest striker in the Bundesliga this year. With a total score of 90, he is also one of the best in the game: His high dribbling, shot and physique values make Lewandowski a real weapon.
- Thomas Müller: Lewandowski's team-mate from FC Bayern takes second place in the list after the transfer of Aubameyang. His overall rating is 86 and has good scores in all areas.
- Timo Werner: The fast-paced attacker of RB Leipzig impresses above all with its speed value of 93. The rest of the stats look good, only in defensive falls from the 83-striker a little off.
In the FIFA 19 TOTW 1 of the new season, Timo Werner is also already represented: The Inform card gives the attacker another speed point.
Other good, cheaper FUT 19 ST alternatives:
- Max Kruse (82) from Werder Bremen, who only has a small deficit in the tempo.
- Andrej Kramaric (82) from TSG Hoffenheim, who was still on the wing last year.
- The dribble strong Raphael (81) of Borussia Mönchengladbach.
- The classic penalty striker (81) Mario Gomez from VfL Wolfsburg.
- Allrounder Lars Stindl (81) of Borussia Mönchengladbach.
FUT 19 Top Rated CM: The center is the linchpin of your game? Then you should bet on these players in the central midfield:
- James Rodriguez: The FC Bayern playmaker revives every offensive with his passes and has a total rating of 88. At the same time, he is fire-endangered even with high shot and dribble on the offensive.
- Thiago: Team-mate Thiago is a little less offensive, but also technically savvy. The overall Spaniard with 86 is also one of the 5-star Skiller Bundesliga.
- Javi Martinez: The third Bayern player in this list has an overall rating of 84. The Spaniard is clearly slower than the offensive colleagues, but is on the defensive a real bank.
Other good, cheaper FUT 19 CM alternatives are:
- World Champion Corentin Tolisso (83) from Bayern.
- Attacking specialist Shinji Kagawa (83) from Borussia Dortmund.
- Ex-Schalke Leon Goretzka (83) from Bayern.
- Belgian new signing from BVB, Axel Witsel (82)
- Midfielder Emil Forsberg (82) from RB Leipzig.
Alternatives abroad: This position also pays off the view of German players abroad:
- Real Madrid's Toni Kroos (90) is one of the best midfielders in the game. Kroos is an outstanding playmaker, who now even has decent tempo values. However, it also would cost a lot of FIFA 19 Coins in market accordingly.
- Mesut Özil (86) from Arsenal remain one of the best assistants in the game.
- Juventus's Sami Khedira (85) saves your team from defensiveness in particular.
FUT 19 Top Rated LW/LM: On the outside, it should go forward with speed. With these players your left side is unstoppable:
- Franck Ribéry: The Bayern icon is still in the absolute top category of winger despite advancing age. The 85 attacker has become a bit slower, but is still extremely dribble strong as a 5-star Skiller.
- Marco Reus: The Dortmund captain is in the overall rating on a par with Ribéry, but can score especially in terms of speed and power.
- Kingsley Coman: The Frenchman of Bayern is not only incredibly fast, but also dribbelstark. The perfect counter-player!
Further options for the left side are:
- New Bayer and international Serge Gnabry (82).
- Julian Brandt (82) of Bayer Leverkusen.
- Last season's shooting star, Leon Bailey (82).
- Gladbach attacker Thorgan Hazard (81).
Alternatives abroad: Also in the Premier League there is a German player who stands out in this position:
- Although Leroy Sané was not allowed to participate in the World Cup, he is still one of the best winners in FIFA 19. The fast, strong left winger is under contract at Manchester City and probably also very expensive in transfer market.
FUT 19 Top Rated RW/RM: These are the best players on the right:
- Arjen Robben: Of course, Arjen Robben is still the best right winger in the Bundesliga. Even if he drops slightly in the overall rating. One of the biggest surprises in the game: The Bayern player only got a pace of 79.
- Karim Bellarabi: The winger of Bayer Leverkusen is above all about his pace and dribbling. Bellarabi has an 80 overall rating this year.
- Christian Pulisic: The youngster of Borussia Dortmund is increasingly becoming a top player in the Bundesliga. His rating is still comparatively low at 79, but the 91-point tempo makes up for it.
Other alternatives on the right wingers:
- Winged Ibrahima Traoré (79) of Borussia Mönchengladbach.
- The tricky Amine Harit (78) from FC Schalke 04.
FUT 19 Top Rated LB: These are the best players for the left-back position in the Bundesliga.
- David Alaba: Also this year, there is no real competition for the Bayern star: With a 85 overall ranking - Alaba stands out clearly - and unfortunately again million of FIFA Coins needed for biding him from market.
- Marvin Plattenhardt: The Berlin international has a total score of 78 and secures place 2.
- Wendell: The Brazilian from Bayer Leverkusen also has a 78 and thus No. 3.
Further options for the left-back position are:
- Philipp Max (78) from FC Augsburg.
- Marcel Halstenberg (78) from RB Leipzig.
- Raphaël Guerreiro (78) from Borussia Dortmund.
FUT 19 Top Rated RB: The field looks a bit more balanced on the right defense side
- Joshua Kimmich: The Bayern national team secures the top spot with an overall rating of 85. With a pass score of 83, he is one of the most prolific defensive players in FIFA 19.
- Lars Bender: The defensive specialist of Bayer Leverkusen moves from the central midfield into the defense chain and offers you another option for a RV. His rating is 82.
- Lukas Piszczek: The classic among Bundesliga right-backs this time in third place. The 81-rated defender can just score with the 80 pace.
Other reasonably priced alternatives on RB are:
- Daniel Caligiuiri (80) from FC Schalke 04.
- Pavel Kadeřábek (79) from the TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
- Jeremy Toljan (75) from BVB, who falls slightly in the overall standings, but brings 91 pace.
FUT 19 Top Rated CB: In contrast to the outside position offers the Bundesliga in central defense a lot of top players:
- Mats Hummels: The center-back of Bayern Munich prevails with a total score of 89 against the entire - Bundesliga competition. Hardly any player in FIFA 19 can match the defensive rating of 90.
- Jérôme Boateng: Last year's leader lost two points in the overall rating and is only 86, but that's still enough for second place.
- Naldo: The Schalke center-back played a brilliant season last year. With 86 in the overall standings, he is a top alternative to the Bayern duo.
Also in the other places offers the Bundesliga strong, but cheaper options:
- Niklas Süle (84) from Bayern may be reasonably expensive, but brings all the values for a strong central defender.
- Jonathan Tah (83) has always been a great alternative to top duo Hummels / Boateng in the last few games and will be back again this year.
- Ömer Toprak (82) from BVB brings a speed of 78 and is thus faster than the other top CBs.
Salif Sané (81) from FC Schalke 04 is a comparatively playful alternative and above all a real header monster.
Alternatives abroad: There are also strong options for central defense abroad:
- Arsenal's Shkodran Mustafi (82) has been a popular center-back alternative in recent years.
- Chelsea's Antonio Rüdiger (81) has a decent pace and strong defensives.
FUT 19 Top Rated GK: To get as few goals as possible, you need a strong keeper. These are the best in the Bundesliga:
- Manuel Neuer: Although the goalkeeper of Bayern is no longer the best keeper in the game: With a total score of 90 no Bundesliga goalkeeper comes past Neuer. He remains hardly affordable.
- Lukas Hradecky (84) is the new "number two" in the Bundesliga: Bayer Leverkusen's Bernd Leno successor could also take on his position as a popular goalkeeper in FIFA 19.
- In third place is Ralf Fährmann, who had a small rating collapse compared to last year and only brings 83.
Even otherwise, the Bundesliga offers many strong goalkeepers. For example:
- Oliver Baumann (83) from the TSG Hoffenheim.
- Rune Jarstein (82) from Hertha BSC.
- Yann Sommer (82) from Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Alternatives abroad: Abroad, of course, a keeper immediately catches the eye:
- Marc-André ter Stegen is now one of the best keeper in the game. With a total score of 89, the FC Barcelona goalkeeper is a sure back for any team.
With these players you can put together a powerful FIFA 19 Bundesliga team. For the start in Ultimate Team succeed, here are more tips for the first few weeks.
- Karim Bellarabi: The winger of Bayer Leverkusen is above all about his pace and dribbling. Bellarabi has an 80 overall rating this year. Alternatives abroad: Abroad, of course, a keeper immediately catches the eye: Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.
FIFA 19 has been released, with Bayern Munich trio Robert Lewandowski, Manuel Neuer and Mats Hummels among those regarded as some of the best in the world in their roles by the game. But what about the coming generation?
Bundesliga. com has donned its scouting cap and goggles to bring you a World XI of the future - those players aged 21 or younger who go on to become world-beaters in FIFA 19's career mode.
Position: GK
Age: 18
FIFA 19 potential: 65→86
Potentially better than: Alisson
A world-class 'keeper at Bayern not called Manuel Neuer? Admittedly, Sven Ulreich deputised with aplomb last season, but the Bundesliga champions have an ace up their sleeve for the distant day when Neuer does decide to hang up his gloves.
Germany U18 star Früchtl boasts an athletic 6'4" frame, ball-playing ability that belies his bulk, and kept six clean sheets to help the Bavarians' second string to a runners-up spot in the Regionalliga Bayern last term.
Position: RB/CB
Age: 20
FIFA 19 potential: 77→86
Potentially better than: Virgil van Dijk
A France U21 right-back, Mukiele is just as comfortable playing across the back four. Montpellier kept clean sheets in 13 of Mukiele's 33 Ligue 1 starts last season - only champions Paris Saint-Germain enjoyed more - and Leipzig were quick to make their move in the summer.
Position: CB
Age: 19
FIFA 19 potential: 76→88
Potentially better than: Samuel Umtiti
On hearing that Upamecano had missed out on a France U21 call-up last year, Leipzig coach Ralf Rangnick was none too pleased. "That means they have four better centre-backs. We’ve despatched our scouts to look at these better centre-backs immediately!” he said, tongue firmly in cheek.
One the Bundesliga's fastest players despite his hulking frame, Upamecano has already overtaken club captain Willi Orban as the first defender on Die Roten Bullen's team sheet.
Position: RB/RM
Age: 21
FIFA 19 potential: 78→86
Potentially better than: Cesar Azpilicueta
Maffeo swapped Manchester City for Stuttgart in the summer with Pep Guardiola recommending the Mercedes-Benz Arena as an ideal destination. The Spain U21 right-back has a turn of pace that would do the car manufacturer proud - 15-inch calves will account for that - and his ability to get to the ball first saw him commit fewer fouls than Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal and Barcelona's Jordi Alba when on loan at Girona last season.
Position: CM/CDM
Age: 21
FIFA 19 potential: 77→86
Potentially better than: Arturo Vidal
Zakaria's Bundesliga career was four games old before he misplaced a pass, in Gladbach's 2-2 draw at Leipzig at the beginning of last season. Already a 13-time Switzerland international, Zakaria has variously been compared to Patrick Vieira and Paul Pogba. Three-hundred challenges won last season to complement his incredible distribution suggest another long-limbed midfield legend is in the making.
FIFA 19 has been released, with Bayern Munich trio Robert Lewandowski, Manuel Neuer and Mats Hummels among those regarded as some of the best in the world in their roles by the game. But what about the coming generation? A France U21 right-back, Mukiele is just as comfortable playing across the back four. Montpellier kept clean sheets in 13 of Mukiele's 33 Ligue 1 starts last season - only champions Paris Saint-Germain enjoyed more - and Leipzig were quick to make their move in the summer. Регулярные публикации новостей об игре.
Here’s everything you need to know about How to complete the Marco Reus Bundesliga Player of the Month (POTM) SBC in FIFA 19 Ultimate Team.
This year, the Premier League isn’t the only league that’s getting POTM SBCs in FIFA 19 every month. The first Bundesliga one has just been released and the award has gone to Marco Reus. The Dortmund player is usually a LM in FIFA 19, but the Bundesliga POTM SBC card is 88 Rated and a CAM. Here are the requirement to complete the Marco Reus Bundesliga POTM SBC and some tips on how to do it cheaply.
There are four SBCs to complete in the set.
- Players from the same league: Max 3 Players from the same nation: Max 4 Team of the Week Players: Min. 1 Team Overall Rating: Min 83 Team Chemistry: Min 80
The best thing to do here is to choose a few different leagues, preferably the lesser known ones, and create strong links in areas of the SBC. If you choose the likes of Casillas, Felipe, Pereira, Brahimi, Jonas, and Pizzi to get strong links from the Liga Nos, it’ll be easy. Since the overall rating of the team is only 83, you can easily get away with using players from minor leagues. Since you’ll need at least four leagues, though, ensure you’re using strong (green) links between players.
- Bundesliga Players: Min 9 Team of the Week Players: Min. 1 Team Overall Rating: Min 85 Team Chemistry: Min 85
This one is pretty simple. All you need is an 85 rated Bundesliga squad, and then one inform from a different league. It can be from Bundesliga if it’s easier for Chemistry, but they will be cheaper from other league and the chemistry requirement is low enough that it shouldn’t matter.
Borussia Dortmund
- Dortmund Players: Min 9 Team of the Week Players: Min. 2 Team Overall Rating: Min 82 Team Chemistry: Min 85
This is the same idea as the Bundesliga one. Prepare for the Dortmund players to quickly get expensive though. Get nine players and put in two random informs and you should be fine. The likes of Kagawa, Toprak, and Piszczek will be vital here.
Player of the Month
- Germany Players: Min 1 Bundesliga Players: Min 1 Dortmund Players: Min 1 Team Overall Rating: Min 86 Team Chemistry: Min 70
There are a few ways to do this one. You can either do a full Bundesliga team, so you will easily get the three unusual requirements, or you can choose another league and use a German, Bundesliga player and a Dortmund player elsewhere. Other leagues, such as the Calcio A have more high-rated, cheaper players for the 86 rated squad requirement, and the chemistry requirement is low enough that the Dortmund players will be usable in any position.
That’s all there is to know about How to complete the Marco Reus Bundesliga Player of the Month (POTM) SBC in FIFA 19 Ultimate Team. For more tips and tricks on the game, be sure to check out our FIFA 19 wiki guide.
- Germany Players: Min 1 Bundesliga Players: Min 1 Dortmund Players: Min 1 Team Overall Rating: Min 86 Team Chemistry: Min 70
Player of the Month
As a footballing country, Germany is no stranger to the spotlight. While Bayern Munich is the gold standard, clubs like Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig and Schalke are consistently in the mix challenging the Bavarian giants despite sometimes providing a direct pipeline to them. With that being said, let’s take a look at some of the most underrated players the Bundesliga has to offer in FIFA 19:
Jean-Philippe Gbamin – 23 years old – 6-foot-1, 183 pounds – 79 OVR CM – FSV Mainz ‘05
Despite their mid-table position, Mainz have a real beast in their midfield in Gbamin. Not the most technical of players (74 dribbling, 76 ball control), Jean-Philippe has the powerhouse frame made for breaking up attacks (85 aggression, 80 standing tackling and high work rate) and good enough pace (75 acceleration, 79 sprint speed) to play in any league. While he might not develop into the next Yaya Toure, Gbamin and his affordable price (roughly 15 million euros) make him an excellent rotation and depth option for bigger clubs.
Abdou Diallo – 22 years old – 6-foot-1, 174 pounds – 79 OVR CB – Dortmund
Sancho, Pulisic and Reus might take all of the headlines for Dortmund, but if you’re in the market for a young and tested center back with good potential, then Diallo is your man. Capable of also playing left back, Diallo blends good power (78 strength) with good pace (78 acceleration, 77 sprint speed). While his positioning (59 rating) needs some training, Abdou is also adept in the air (84 jumping, 81 heading accuracy) so he can help out on set pieces and defend crosses.
Serge Gnabry – 23 years old – 5-foot-9, 165 pounds – 83 OVR Winger – Bayern Munich
The Arsenal reject, Serge Gnabry has found himself a home on the right wing for FC Hollywood. Blessed with pace (92 acceleration, 90 sprint speed) and deadly dribbling skills (87 dribbling), Gnabry at just 22 has emerged and will surely feature for the German national team in the months and years to come. While he’s valued higher (roughly 35 million euros) than the previous two players on this list, Gnabry is certainly attainable for wealthy clubs across the continent who are in need of speed down the flanks.
Luka Jovic – 21 years old – 6 feet, 192 pounds – 80 OVR ST – Eintracht Frankfurt
Bursting onto the scene this year, the 20-year-old Luka Jovic will most certainly not be at Frankfurt for too much longer. Jovic not only has the power (77 strength) but decent movement statistics (77 sprint speed) to keep defenses honest. Already linked with the likes of Chelsea (although to be fair what striker isn’t linked with my Blues), Luka’s positioning (84) is well beyond his years and with 85 finishing, he’s only going to improve. Get him now while he’s affordable (roughly 25 million euros) because once he makes the next jump up in competition he’s going to cost a whole lot more.
Davie Selke – 24 years old – 6-foot-4, 181 pounds – 77 OVR ST – Hertha Berlin
Plying his trade in the German capital, relatively unknown striker Davie Selke is a bit of a throwback given his 6-foot-4 frame. Aggressive (82 aggression) and positionally sound (80 positioning), Selke is a good target man in the box but has enough pace (77 sprint speed) to contribute on counters. Throw in his 80 finishing, and he could provide you with a quality backup striker at a top club for when you need to throw on another attacker and flood the box with crosses.
Kai Havertz – 19 years old – 6-foot-2, 183 pounds – 81 OVR CAM – Bayer Leverkusen
Dubbed the next “Mesut Ozil” and the future of the German national team by Joachim Low, Havertz appears to be taking the world by storm. Linked to all the big clubs in real life, Kai has it all. Blessed with height, great technical gifts (84 ball control, 81 dribbling), and pace (86 sprint speed), this gifted midfielder is a player you build your midfield around. Yeah he’s going to cost upwards of 40 million euros, but Havertz should be able to walk into almost any side not named Real Madrid or Barcelona.
Alassane Plea – 25 years old 5-foot-11, 174 pounds – 81 OVR ST/LW – Borussia Monchengladbach
Thorgan Hazard might be the first player to come to mind when you talk Monchengladbach, but attacker Alassane Plea’s versatility (striker/left wing) makes him a vital piece on any team. With nearly all of his main stats on green (only long passing is orange), Plea is in his prime and can come in and contribute, either as a starter or an impact sub. The former OGC Nice man won’t develop much further, but you should be able to get at least 3-4 good years out of him before he starts to decline.
Dayot Upamecano – 20 years old – 6-foot-1, 183 pounds – 77 OVR CB – RB Leipzig
On a team highlighted by striker Timo Werner and newly added US international Tyler Adams, it’s Upamecano who flies under the radar here. Power (88 strength) and pace (85 spring speed) are rare for any center back in FIFA 19, let alone a 20 year old who is only going to improve in the mental side of the game. Just another in the seemingly endless pipeline of young French center backs, Dayot only needs to improve upon his marking (68 overall), but with only 20 goals conceded so far as a club by Leipzig, a ratings adjustment in his favor could be in the works.
Amine Harit – 21 years old – 5-foot-11, 147 pounds – 78 OVR CAM – Schalke ’04
Despite Schalke’s poor run of form this season (currently sitting 14th), Amine Harit finds himself on this list because of what he can do with the ball at his feet. With five-star skills and a four-star weak foot, Harit and his excellent movement skills (90 agility) make him that creative spark you need to unlock a defense with a moment of magic. While his strength is severely lacking (32 strength), Harit is probably better suited for more technical leagues like La Liga, but given the right protection, he could provide some game-changing moments.
Santiago Ascacibar – 21 years old – 5-foot-6, 154 pounds – 77 OVR CDM – Stuttgart
Dubbed “The Argentinian Kante” — alright I just made that up — this diminutive midfielder is an absolute destroyer in front of a back three/four. What he lacks in height and prowess in front of goal (39 finishing), he makes up for with tidy passing (80 short pass) and mentality for destruction (90 aggression). Furthermore, his 90 stamina means he can play nearly every match and put in a shift. Ascacibar is a perfect fit for trying to shut a game down.
Jerome Roussillon – 26 years old – 5-foot-9, 176 pounds – 80 OVR LB – Wolfsburg
One of the older players on this list, Roussillon is an attacking fullback with good speed (87 sprint speed and acceleration) who can send in a cross (77 crossing) just as well as he can make a tackle (82 standing and sliding tackle). It’s always hard breaking the bank on fullbacks so scooping Jerome for roughly 20 million euros might seem like a lot, but if you’re serious about competing now you should be able to get at least 3-4 more good years from him.
Max Eggestein – 22 years old – 5-foot-11, 165 pounds – 79 OVR CM – Werder Bremen
Last on the list, but definitely not least, is Werder’s Max Eggestein. While no particular stat will jump out at you, Eggestein possesses the kind of all-around game that makes him capable of being slotted into the midfield, especially with his 97 stamina. A capable passer (81 short pass) and confident on the ball (79 ball control), Max is a good young German box-to-box midfielder capable of providing excellent depth at a low cost (25-35K a week in wages).
While this list is certainly not the “end-all, be-all” when it comes to players flying slightly under the radar in the Bundesliga for FIFA 19, it’s a good reference point for scouting and acquiring players that most likely aren’t going to push you over the top (except in Havertz’s case), but keep you in the mix in your career mode/Ultimate Team endeavors. What underrated players have you come across during your playing time in the Bundesliga?
One of the older players on this list, Roussillon is an attacking fullback with good speed (87 sprint speed and acceleration) who can send in a cross (77 crossing) just as well as he can make a tackle (82 standing and sliding tackle). It’s always hard breaking the bank on fullbacks so scooping Jerome for roughly 20 million euros might seem like a lot, but if you’re serious about competing now you should be able to get at least 3-4 more good years from him.
Jerome Roussillon – 26 years old – 5-foot-9, 176 pounds – 80 OVR LB – Wolfsburg 
На правого вингера предлагаю Хазара из БМ
Спустя 3 месяца после выхода видео, собрал такой состав за 20-25к. что посоветуете менять в первую очередь? )
Вот вам бюджетный состав из бундеслиги:
Схема 4-2-4
Врт - бауман
Цз - тах и буатег (если дорого, то топрак, суле)
Лз - роусиллиан
Пз - пизчек ( кимич ничего еще)
Цп - толисо, горетзка (витсель)
Лфа - ройс(ганабри и коман бюджетнее, но не так хороши)
Пфа - выбора нет белараби/азар
ФРВ - вернер и плеа
Примерно выходит 30/35к без ройса и буатега до 18к) по статам 83-81-82(83)
Аххахах Мозз-Вудман кастинг
Собрал етот состав примерно за 17 - 20К. И он реально крут! Спасибо автору за видео!
Мозз сказал в начале "Добрый вечер, мои любимые", как это миило:3
Когда ждать средние сборки?
Мозз сделай пожалуйста как в том году, чтобы бюджет состав и потом сразу же апдейт состава подороже
Руссильон лучше по гемплею
Сделай пожалуйста Серию А
Россильон в прошлой фифе был просто убийцей в Лиге 1, играл обычной карточкой, а потом поменял на ТОТС. Как он заходит в этой фифе не знаю, но он просто выгрызал свой фланг. От мяча его оттеснить было невозможно.
У меня гёдсе тащит а в нападении Мюллер всего за 9к купил
Какой нахуй бюджетный состав, это мне надо 50 матчей сыграть чтобы накопить 50 к
Вот вам бюджетный состав из бундеслиги:
Схема 4-2-4
Врт - бауман
Цз - тах и буатег (если дорого, то топрак, суле)
Лз - роусиллиан
Пз - пизчек ( кимич ничего еще)
Цп - толисо, горетзка (витсель)
Лфа - ройс(ганабри и коман бюджетнее, но не так хороши)
Пфа - выбора нет белараби/азар
ФРВ - вернер и плеа
Примерно выходит 30/35к без ройса и буатега до 18к) по статам 83-81-82(83)
Мозз сделай пожалуйста как в том году, чтобы бюджет состав и потом сразу же апдейт состава подороже Регулярные публикации новостей об игре. FIFA 19 has arrived, and you can nearly hear the sounds of panic as players across the world try to assemble their brand new Ultimate Teams. Deciding what league to focus your team on can be a difficult decision, with all the leagues having various pros and cons to consider. The Bundesliga always features a number of quality players, and this year's game is no different. But what is the best FIFA 19 Bundesliga Ultimate Team?
This team is unsurprisingly dominated by Bayern Munich players, and while it won't come cheap, it will definitely be worth it. Most of the payers in this team are the highest rated in their position, although some exceptions have been made.
GK: Manuel Neuer
The Bundesliga possesses more quality goalkeepers than any other league in FIFA 19, but Manuel Neuer still stands out above the rest. While he has lost his title of best goalkeeper in the game to David De Gea this year, his card is still incredible.
His stats are amazing, and with the increased focus on goalkeeper's kicking in FIFA 19, he is the perfect player to launch quick counter attacks from the back.
RB: Joshua Kimmich
Kimmich is the obvious choice for the right back slot in this team, and is a very solid player to have in your team. Quality full-backs are hard to come by in FIFA 19, and having someone such as the German in your side will give you a massive advantage over your opponents.
CB: Mats Hummels
Hummels is one of the highest rated defenders in FIFA 19, and an obvious inclusion in this team. His lack of pace will not prove as much of a problem as it has been in previous games, while his defensive stats are off the charts.
CB: Jerome Boateng
Boateng's downturn in real-life form has coincided with a dip in his FIFA raring, but he still has a very solid card. Him and Hummels should form a very solid base for your side, and opposing attackers will deftly struggle to dribble by the pair.
LB: David Alaba
Left back is proving to be a difficult position to fill for many players, and Alaba is as good as any other options out there. He has a very balanced card, with no obvious weaknesses to his game.
Alaba is equally adept in attack and defence, and could be a star in this team.
CDM: Thiago Alcântara
Played slightly out of position in this team, the Spaniard will prove to be an excellent deep-lying playmaker. His dribbling and passing stats mean he is the perfect player to launch your attacks.
While he may slightly struggle in his defensive duties, the rewards definitely outweigh the risks in this one.
RM: Karim Bellarabi
Finally a non-Bayern player! While Arjen Robben is the highest rated right midfielder in the Bundesliga, we feel Bellarabi will be a more dynamic option for your side.
His pace and dribbling stats mean he will be a nightmare for opposing defenders, and he can also finish a chance when it comes his way. A great player to provide service to your front men.
LM: Marco Reus
Reus has been a FIFA favourite for a number of years now, and he possesses one of the best all-round cards in the year's game. With pace, shooting, passing and dribbling stats all north of 80, he will be a real handful.
He will be most effective cutting in on his favoured right foot, but his four star weak foot mean he is also capable of getting crosses into the penalty area.
CAM: James Rodríguez
James possesses excellent passing, shooting and dribbling stats, meaning he is the perfect man to pick apart opponent defences. He should provide some excellent link-up play with the two strikers, and his left foot is absolutely deadly.
ST: Timo Werner
Werner became a bit of a FIFA legend in last year's game, and there is no reason to think that will not continue in this year's game.
While pace is not as important in FIFA 19, it is an added bonus to have a striker with Werner's speed. His finishing always seems to be better than his rating suggests too. A perfect second striker on this team.
ST: Robert Lewandowski
Lewandowski is an obvious inclusion in this side. His pace isn't half bad, and his finishing is as good as any player in the game.
With the creative players present in this team, Lewandowski should bag you an unbelievable amount of goals.
The Team In Full:
So here it is, the full team. 4-3-1-2 is probably the best formation to get the best out of this side, as it allows you to include James in his natural position, as well as two strikers.
If you can get the coins together to build this team, you will be well o your way to racking up some big wins.
James possesses excellent passing, shooting and dribbling stats, meaning he is the perfect man to pick apart opponent defences. He should provide some excellent link-up play with the two strikers, and his left foot is absolutely deadly.
RB: Joshua Kimmich
