Champions League Winner 2022: Real Madrid's Best FUT Cards

Goalkeeper: Thibaut Courtois

It was the first Champions League that the 30-year-old keeper has won. What an achievement. With his saves, he was an important part for success. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Defender: Nacho Fernandez

The homegrown talent, on the other hand, has won all four UCL titles in recent years – he now got five. His Showdown SBC card was upgraded by +2 to 91 OVR after Real's semi-final victory against Manchester City. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Defender: David Alaba

Champions of Spain and Europe: The Austrian was fantastic in his first season in Spain, and made it into the Team of the Season. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Defender: Marcelo

The new captain, after Ramos' departure, but he hasn't been on the pitch as much as he would like this season. He has been involved three times in the Champions League this season. Thanks to FUT Captains, he also has a meta version of himself in FIFA 22. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Defender: Eder Militao

The highest rating in the Real Madrid defense, and rightly so. He missed just one UCL game because of a suspension. Stable support and has already been able to forget the dream duo Ramos and Varane with Alaba. Respect! | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Midfield: Casemiro

The Brazilian is also among the candidates who won their fifth Champions League title with Real Madrid. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Midfield: Eduardo Camavinga

At 16, he was already a regular at Stade Rennes and after his move to Real, he has just got better and better. His Fantasy FUT card shows what could become of the top talent. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Midfield: Toni Kroos

With four titles, Kroos already was the German with the most Champions League wins, now he even has five. He performed like his FUT Birthday version. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Midfieldd: Isco

Isco, on the other hand, hasn't had the best of seasons. Out of contract this summer, and with no signs that Real intends to renew, it is only memories we have. Thankfully, his Flashback TOTS card reminds us all how good he is. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Midfield: Luka Modric

Aging like wine, Modric seemingly only gets better. 36 now, and still 97-rated, he was a key player once again this year. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Attackers: Eden Hazard

It feels like Hazard never really got going at Real Madrid and never really will. His only good card this year was his FUT Winter Wildcard, but even that isn't meta anymore. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Attacker: Rodrygo

Rodrygo is often not mentioned alongside Benzema and Vini Jr. when discussing Real's attacking talents, but he proved his worth with a double against Man City in the semi-final. Thanks to his Showdown SBC, he moves up significantly in the ranking after the finale. Previously, his best card was his 87 RTTK. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Attacker: Gareth Bale

Another forgotten man and one who seems to have fallen out with fans and his teammates. Gareth Bale has history in the tournament, which is probably why he got a Road to the Final card. Kinda funny that he – of all players – is the man who symbolizes the Real Madrid success in FIFA 22. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Attacker: Vinicius Jr.

Only 21 years old, but already among the best wingers in the world. He also proved it in the final and was able to score the decisive goal to make it 1-0. His TOTS card is sick – only one is better... | © EA Sports / EarlyGame

Attacker: Karim Benzema

Karim – who else? At 98-rated, the forward ranks among the best players in all of FIFA 22 Ultimate Team. He really deserved it, after all, he was Real's life insurance for the whole season and often enough the man who scored at really important games and times. | © EA Sports / EarlyGame