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Icon cards are the best card to have in FIFA Ultimate Team as they have great stats and are easily linkable with any player.
We have already covered 5 top legends who deserve a card in FIFA 20 and in this article, we take a look at 5 more who should be added:
#5 – Xabi Alonso
Xabi Alonso has done enough at every club he has played to be considered a legend there. The Spanish started with Real Sociedad and went on to play for Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich in his career.
Xabi played his entire career in the midfield and was a dominant force there. He was difficult to get past and had the vision that could be compared to very few in the game. His eye for goal was also incredible and his goal against Newcastle United from half-line in enough to prove that.
The Spaniard should be rated at 88, 93 and 89 in FIFA Ultimate Team with his defensive stats rated the best. His pace can be around 70-75 but his passing and defending has to be 92+ and 88+.
#4 – Kaka
Before Luka Modric lifted the Ballon d'Or in 2018, Kaka was the last 'human' to win the prestigious award. He was at his very best in AC Milan but the then World Record move to Real Madrid will remain something he would have loved to avoid.
After 2 incredible seasons as Sao Paulo, Kaka moved to Milan and for 6 years, was at his very best. He was the key figure in their Champions League win in 2007 and that has to be the best year in his career.
Kaka should be rated at 90, 94 and 87 with his shooting, passing dribbling all above 90 in all three. His pace should also be 90 for the baby and prime icon cards but has to be around 80 for his final card.
#3 – Eric Cantona
Eric Cantona is regarded as many as the best Frech player ever to play in the Premier League despite having the likes of Thierry Henry and Robert Pires in the league as well.
The striker was incredible for Leeds United in his debut season that Sir Alex Ferguson signed him up straight away. He did not disappoint and helped the Red Devils win 4 League titles in his 5 seasons at the club.
His baby icon card should be for his time at Auxerre where he scored 13 goals in 1987 and also made his debut for France. That card should be rated at 87 with his pace dominating the stats and shooting around 85 or 86.
His prime icon card should be rated at 92 with his shooting and dribbling just around 90. His mid-range icon card should be around 88 or 89 with all his stats coming down to 80% of what they were in his prime icon card.
#2 – Jürgen Klinsmann
Jürgen Klinsmann might not be the most prolific striker in the history of football but there is no doubt that he is an icon. The German had an incredible time at Bayern Munich and in 1995, he was the top scorer, Ballon d'Or runner up and also the FIFA Best World Player of the Year bronze award winner.
His FUT cards should be rated at 85, 88 and 86 in FIFA 20. The 88 rated should be his prime card with his shooting at 90.
#1 – Oliver Kahn
How and why Oliver Kahn still does not have an Icon card in EA Sports FIFA is a surprise. The German goalkeeper is easily one of the best ever and was a player every striker never wished to face, maybe except Jay-Jay Okocha.
The goalkeeper should be rated at 88, 94 and 90 in FIFA 20 and all his stats should be 90+ in all cards.
