Best wingers in FIFA 22 Career Mode: Top wonderkids and cheap players

Quality wingers have always been the difference between a good team and a great one in the FIFA series, and FIFA 22 is no different. With that in mind, here are the best wingers you should sign in the FIFA 22 Career Mode.

Long before Ultimate Team took over the FIFA series, Career Mode was the go-to mode for fans who wanted an authentic football experience. In FIFA 22, it’s being given a long-awaited revamp, giving players the option to create an entire club themselves.

But while designing kits and stadiums are a neat addition, the players on the pitch are still what matters most.

Tricky wingers can be the secret to a successful squad, so here are the very best you should sign in FIFA 22 Career Mode.

Best wingers in FIFA 22 Career Mode

Wide players are fundamental to your team’s attack. Their pace, skill, and crossing ability can turn the tide of a match and unlock a stubborn defense.

Also, in many cases, wingers can be responsible for contributing as many goals as the strikers. If your club competes in the top league, having the world’s best wingers is an absolute must.

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Luckily, EA‘s FIFA 22 is bursting with talented wide-men to take any team to the next level. Here are the best wingers in this year’s Career Mode.

Player Name	Position	Age	Club	Overall Rating
Lionel Messi	RW	34	PSG	93
Cristiano Ronaldo	LW	36	Manchester United	91
Neymar Jr.	LW	29	PSG	91
Kylian Mbappé	LW	22	PSG	91
Mohammed Salah	RW	29	Liverpool	90
Sadio Mane	LW	29	Liverpool	89
Angel Di María	LW/RW	33	PSG	87
Thomas Müller	RW	31	Bayern Munich	87
Raheem Sterling	LW/RW	26	Manchester City	88
Lorenzo Insigne	LW	30	Napoli	86
Riyad Mahrez	RW	30	Manchester City	86
Serge Gnabry	RW	25	Bayern Munich	86

Best young wingers

There’s plenty of world-class wingers out there, but it’s the stars of tomorrow that make Career Mode exciting. Watching a 17-year-old unknown grow into a superstar is what draws players in time and time again.

With the mode’s development system allowing squad members to evolve, sometimes it’s a better move to think long-term and sign a youngster with a bright future rather than splash out on a big name who’s coming towards the end of their career.

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There’s no shortage of wonderkids in FIFA 22, so here are the younger generation of the best wingers in FIFA 22 Career Mode you should sign for your club.

Player Name	Position	Age	Club
Kylian Mbappé	LW	22	PSG
Federico Chiesa	RW/LW	23	Juventus
Phil Foden	LW	21	Manchester City
Mason Mount	RW	22	Chelsea
Federico Valverde	RW	22	Real Madrid
Christian Pulisic	RW/LW	22	Chelsea
Leon Bailey	RW/LW	23	Aston Villa
Ferrán Torres	RW	21	Manchester City
Vinícius Júnior	LW	20	Real Madrid
Pedro Gonçalves	RW	23	Sporting CP
Moussa Diaby	LW	22	Bayer O4 Leverkusen
Dejan Kulusevski	RW	21	Juventus

Best cheap wingers

Whether you’re buying a star of today or tomorrow, it’s probably going to eat a large chunk of your club’s transfer budget.

But if you’re a mid-table side trying to work your way to the top or just looking to buy a reserve winger to play in cup games, it isn’t always smart to spend huge sums of money.

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With so many players to choose from, it can be tough to find a bargain who still makes your squad stronger. Here’s our guide for the best cheap wingers you should sign.

Player Name	Position	Age	Club
Mohamed Taabouni	LW	19	AZ
Morgan Rogers	LW/RW	18	Bournemouth
Yayah Kallon	RW	20	Genoa
Luca Oyen	LW	18	Genk
Cole Palmer	RW	19	Manchester City
Franco Orozco	LW/RW	19	Lanús
Andreas Schjelderup	LW	17	FC Nordsjælland
Jayden Braaf	LW/RW	18	Manchester City
Louie Barry	LW	18	Ipswitch Town

Those were our picks for the best wingers in FIFA 22 Career Mode, no matter which type of player you are looking for.

For more on FIFA 22, check out our similar guides on the best midfielders and defenders in this year’s game.

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