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While many of the game's hottest prospects have the potential to break through the ninety rating barrier, wonderkids like Pedri, Fati, and Musiala will cost FC 25 Coins players tens of millions of pounds to recruit and will expect wages that only the world's biggest clubs can afford to pay. This makes them far from ideal for those hoping to take a low-league side from relative obscurity to Champions League glory, at least without having to make use of the Financial Takeover option, anyway. Thankfully, there are plenty of cheaper options out there, many of whom can go on to be almost as good as their more expensive counterparts despite only costing a fraction of the price.

The following players are all aged 21 or under at the beginning of a new FC 25 career mode and will start out with a rating no higher than 70. meaning that most can be purchased for a few million pounds. With enough game time, they should all reach a rating above 80. with most having the potential to hit 84 or higher. Those whose club is marked with an asterisk (*) will begin the game on loan at another club, meaning that players will have to wait at least one season before placing an offer to buy them.

As well as new signature celebrations for Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, Roberto Firminho, Christian Pulisic, and Sam Kerr, FC 25 introduces six brand-new goal celebrations. The most popular of these is undoubtedly the Griddy, which actually originates from American Football, though that's not to say that some of the other new additions in FC 25 aren't also worth checking out.

As with most of the other goal celebrations in cheap FC Coins. all of the new ones involve players holding down one of the shoulder buttons after scoring and then either flicking, holding, or rotating the right analog stick in a certain direction. This guide will explain how to every new celebration, and also provide pictures demonstrating what they're supposed to look like. Also known as Eyes and Arms in the in-game menu, players can perform the Griddy celebration by holding R2 (PlayStation) or RT (Xbox) and then flicking the right analog stick up twice.