The Valencia product has the best shooting stats of any viable bronze card. Koindredi has 78 shot power and 82 longshots with 70 strength. Going off of those stats alone the card is worth trying out in FC 24 Coins Ultimate Team challenges. He will be slow, but 70 acceleration is more than enough pace in bronze matchups. The well-rounded midfielder can score from improbable angles and distances.

Akinde has the stats of a bodybuilder, with 92 strength and 70 aggression. Gamers will be able to bully almost any bronze defender while feeding the ball to Akinde. There are only a few bronze cards that are stronger. Akinde's decent stamina and sprint speed make the card the best tank in a number 9 jersey. Clubs will want to use the striker as a target man up front. Akinde is 6'2" tall and has 72 jumping to connect with crosses.

 FIFA is one of EA's most popular franchises, with the latest addition to the series selling 1.5 million copies in its first month, beating out the previous year's iteration, FIFA 21. This is a fact that is likely well-known to European gamers, with Europe's penchant for soccer elevating the franchise's sales to heights that are unlikely to be matched in North America. FIFA 24's availability on EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is likely to drive sales even further for EA, especially with the game's added content.

The news about FIFA 24's arrival to EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate came from the official EA Play Twitter account, with a post confirming the May 6 release date. This was accompanied by a link to a more detailed post on the EA website letting FIFA fans know that they will get "access to exclusive in-game challenges and rewards," and be able to "unlock special content - including FIFA Ultimate Team kits and VOLTA FOOTBALL gear," along with receiving a 10% discount on EA digital content, such as buy EA FC 24 Coins Points and video game downloads.