FIFA 20 Career Mode: 10 Teams You Must Play With

4. LA Galaxy

The main reason why LA Galaxy are included here is simple: Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Soon to turn 38 years of age this October, FIFA 20 could possibly be the last time that we get to see the famed Lion as a regular player in a FIFA release. Then again, if Zlatan heard anybody calling him a ‘regular player’, he’d likely unleash some of his famed karate moves.

With an overall rating of 85, the Swedish legend clocks in at 91 positioning, 90 shot power, 88 long shots, 88 volleys, 87 strength, 86 finishing, is 6’5” and has five-star skill moves. Sure, his pace stats are in the 50s, but Zlatan can still do all kinds of damage and pull off all kinds of mesmerising feats.

Position the rapid pace of Christian Pavon (79) and Romain Alessandrini (77) either side of Ibrahimovic, and you’ve got a forward line that operates fantastically together. With Jonathan Dos Santos (78) providing ammunition for this trio, LA Galaxy can dominate the MLS.

Granted, the standard of MLS may mean that any stint in charge of the Galaxy is a short one, but doing a season or two of Career Mode in charge of the Los Angeles outfit before a move elsewhere could be a good way to cut your teeth and get accustomed to FIFA 20.

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