Best FIFA 20 ICONs Under 400k FUT Coins on PS4 & Xbox ICONs are some of the rarest cards in FIFA Ultimate Team. As well as providing at least a soft chemistry link to every player on the game, FIFA 20 ICONs possess incredible FUT stats that allow them to do things on the virtual pitch that only a few regular gold players are capable of. Everybody wants to be able to get the likes of Ruud Gullit, Ronaldo (R9) and Johan Cruyff, but these ICONs are unfortunately out of reach for the majority of FIFA 20 players. However, there are still some affordable ICONs on the FUT transfer market that will improve your side \u2013 here are eight of them that all cost 400k or less. Best ICONs Under 400k Coins in FIFA 20 (FUT player prices are accurate as of January 16, 2020). Roberto Baggio 89 (Baby\/Base ICON) PS4: 387k – Xbox: 380k – Italian legend Roberto Baggio had an incredible career in Serie A, scoring over 200 goals and entertaining fans with his outrageous skills. EA have done an excellent job of replicating Baggio\u2019s incredible abilities at the earliest point of his career through his \u2018Baby ICON\u2019 card. Baggio\u2019s 89-rated ICON card is similar to his higher rated versions, as his Baby ICON FUT item possesses 5-star skill moves which allows the former Juventus man to perform skills such as the Elastico and the Sombero Flick, both of which look flashy in-game and are great for creating space for a shot or a pass. Baggio\u2019s 89-rated version also has a 4-star weak foot which makes him dynamic in the attacking third, this allows you to use his weaker left foot to find the back of the net on a consistent basis. Alessandro Nesta 90 (Mid ICON) PS4: 385k – Xbox: 375k – Widely regarded as one of the greatest defenders of all time, Alessandro Nesta\u2019s Mid-ICON card is an absolute brick wall in FIFA 20, making any defence he is a part of difficult to penetrate. At first glance, Nesta\u2019s 71 pace is an obvious flaw, so you would need to pair him with a faster centre-back such as Liverpool\u2019s Joe Gomez in a bid to get the most out of him. Nesta isn\u2019t a defender you should use to chase down speedsters, though \u2013 he\u2019s the guy you use to prevent pacey players from finding spaces to run into. The Italian international is 6\u20192\u2033 and boasts 90 strength, 85 aggression, and 86 jumping, meaning he\u2019s always dominant in the air. Nesta\u2019s Mid-ICON card might not be one of the fastest FUT items in the game, but in terms of pure defensive ability you\u2019ll be getting a lot of bang for your buck. Michael Owen 88 (Mid ICON) PS4: 325k – Xbox: 330k – Despite being one of the greatest English players of his generation, Michael Owen\u2019s ICON card is one that has been overlooked a lot in FIFA 20, primarily due to his skill rating as well as his below-par passing ability. However, with an engine chemistry style, Owen\u2019s card will receive a tidy +6 boost to his passing, a +5 boost to his pace and a game-changing +8 boost to his already impressive dribbling abilities. This all makes him incredibly overpowered to the point where he\u2019s able to take on multiple players in a row to create space for a shot. Roy Keane 88 (Mid Icon) PS4: 386k – Xbox: 395k – FIFA 20\u2019s vanilla version favoured the use of smaller Kante-esque midfielders as their high agility allowed them to glide across the virtual pitch freely whilst dribbling past all who stood in their way. After subsequent patches, this still holds true to some extent, but smaller midfielders with a high agility stat are not as effective as they used to be. Instead, stronger, taller and more aggressive midfielders are the ones who are capable of dominating the middle of the park due to the game\u2019s increased emphasis on physicality. On that note, there are very few ICONs who come close to Roy Keane in terms of the effect he can have on your team\u2019s midfield. The Manchester United legend was an excellent and aggressive box-to-box midfielder and EA SPORTS have done an superb job in replicating Keane\u2019s style of play, traits, and qualities in FIFA 20, making him one of the best ICON midfielders. With 94 aggression, 82 jumping and 91 interceptions, Keane is an absolute unit in midfield \u2013 one you definitely don\u2019t want to come up against, and one you certainly want to have in your squad. Unless of course, you\u2019ve already got Ruud Gullit, Patrick Vieira or Lothar Matthaeus in your lineup. Read More: FIFA 20 Road to the Final Upgrades Update – Hernan Crespo 87 (Mid ICON) PS4: 389k – Xbox: 355k – With 89 attacking positioning, 92 finishing and 82 shot power, Mid-ICON Crespo is easily one of the best ICON strikers under the price of 400k FUT coins. Thanks to his attacking positioning stat, the Argentine legend is able to make intelligent runs in-game, enabling him to find free spaces to exploit in your opponent\u2019s defensive set-up. Crespo\u2019s 86 pace can be boosted to 96 with a Hunter chemistry style, which would also nearly max out his already juiced up shooting stats by quite a bit, making him incredibly clinical in front of goal. Crespo\u2019s 87-rated card is a must-have if you\u2019re looking for a relatively affordable ICON capable of finding the back of the net on a consistent basis. Edwin van der Sar 87 (Baby ICON) PS4: 218k – Xbox: 219k – If you followed the FIFA 19 competitive scene closely, there was one ICON that kept popping up in goal for most of the pro players who competed at LAN events, and that ICON is none other than Manchester United legend, Edwin van der Sar. In FIFA 20, van der Sar remains arguably the best goalkeeper available simply due to his ability to make saves that should hit the back of the net. If you\u2019re looking for a goalkeeper that can keep you in games when your opponent gets past your backline, then look no further than van der Sar\u2019s Baby ICON version. 220k is a lot of coins for a goalkeeper, but for a goalkeeper who consistently makes \u2018impossible saves\u2019, it\u2019s a fair price to pay. Javier Zanetti 87 (Baby ICON) PS4: 400k – Xbox: 385k – Javier Zanetti\u2019s Baby ICON card is arguably one of the best ICON full-backs you can buy in FIFA 20 Ultimate Team. The former Inter Milan captain has 84 composure, 88 pace, 84 reactions, and 95 stamina which allows him to perform to the best of his abilities for the entirety of each match. A Shadow chemistry style will give Zanetti a significant speed boost, taking his pace stat from 88 to 98. This makes him capable of keeping up with the fastest players in the game. For 400k or less you\u2019d be getting an ICON that will keep your left flank on complete lockdown \u2013 you can\u2019t go wrong with Zanetti in your Ultimate Team. John Barnes 86 (Baby ICON) PS4: 282k – Xbox: 327k – John Barnes has one of the most popular Baby ICON cards in the entire game, as he possesses a 6\u20190\u2033 frame, has a 4-star skill rating and a 4-star weak foot. Barnes is also borderline \u2018Gullit Gang\u2019 as all his face\/card stats (bar defending) are rated 80 and above, making him an overpowered midfielder. Barnes\u2019 Baby ICON FUT card works excellently as a LCM or RCM in a 41212(2) formation, as he\u2019s able to thwart your opponent\u2019s attacking moves whilst pushing forward to help your side out in the attacking third when needs be. He\u2019s also effective in a 4-2-3-1 formation, but you\u2019ll need to pair him alongside a more defensive-minded midfielder such as Fabinho.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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