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With Bayer Leverkusen eyeing a historic treble and maintaining their unbeaten run this Bundesliga season, the spotlight on Germany’s top-flight football is brighter than ever. For fans looking to add an extra layer of excitement to their Bundesliga experience, wetten.com provides insightful betting tips and opportunities to engage with the matches more interactively.
In the gaming world, FC 24 brings this excitement right into your living room, offering the chance to manage some of the most promising talents in both the Bundesliga and the 2. Bundesliga. If you’re planning to start a new career mode, here are ten budding stars who can transform your team into title contenders.
1. Mathys Tel (FC Bayern München)
This young forward, just 18 years old, is already showing signs of becoming a football great. With a starting overall of 75 and a potential to reach 88, Tel’s combination of speed and skill (85 sprint speed and 79 dribbling) makes him a threat from any forward position. Priced at €13M with a €29.6M release clause, he’s a must-have for clubs looking to dominate for years.
2. Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund)
Jamie, another sensational 18-year-old, is known for his blistering pace and ball control, with stats like 90 acceleration and 84 dribbling. Starting at 74 with a potential of 86, he offers great value for his €10M tag and €19M release clause, perfect for teams needing a dynamic presence on the wings.
3. Jonas Urbig (SpVgg Greuther Fürth)
Jonas Urbig represents a solid choice for teams needing a new guardian between the sticks. At 19, his GK reflexes are already at 73, and with a potential of 84, he’s bound to improve. With a transfer value of only €3.9M, he’s a bargain for clubs seeking a long-term investment in goal.
4. Arthur (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Part of the Leverkusen squad chasing the treble, 20-year-old Arthur’s versatility allows him to play as both RWB and RM. His 74 crossing ability is notable, and with a potential of 82, he’s set to become even better. His release clause of €7.4M is a steal for someone of his calibre.
5. Bence Dárdai (Hertha BSC)
Young, talented, and ready to shine, 17-year-old Bence has a knack for playmaking with a vision rating of 72. While currently rated at 65, his potential of 82 makes him a promising CAM for any team. His €4M release clause is attractive for teams looking to build for the future.
6. Paul Wanner (Elversberg)
Paul, a 17-year-old versatile midfielder, boasts a potential of 86. Currently playing in the 2. Bundesliga, his abilities in dribbling and passing make him a valuable asset. With a value of €2.3M and strong growth potential, he’s an excellent choice for teams needing creativity in midfield.
7. Justin Diehl (FC Köln)
Justin’s agility and skill (79 agility and 69 dribbling) are impressive for an 18-year-old CF. With an overall rating of 65 and a potential of 85, he’s ripe for development. At a €2M value with a €5.6M release clause, Justin is a future star waiting to rise.
8. Can Uzun (Nürnberg)
Can, a versatile 17-year-old, offers strong dribbling (76) and balance (77) from midfield. With an overall of 70 and a potential of 84, his current club value of €3.7M reflects his worth to any squad needing a skilled midfielder who can contribute across various positions.
9. Madi Monamay (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Madi, another part of the Leverkusen youth brigade, is a solid choice for strengthening your defense. At 17, he’s already showcasing his physicality and defensive skills. With a market value under €1M and a potential of 83, he’s an economical pick with significant upside.
10. Tom Rothe (Holstein Kiel)
Tom, an 18-year-old LWB, has the makings of a reliable defender and is currently honing his skills in the 2. Bundesliga. His strong physical attributes (77 jumping, 79 strength) and a potential of 83 make him a worthy addition to any squad looking to bolster their defensive line.
These ten Bundesliga talents offer a mix of skill, potential, and affordability, making them prime targets in FC 24 career mode. Investing in these young players could lead to success on the virtual pitch for seasons to come.
