FIFA 21 Ones to Watch predictions: Thiago, James Rodriguez, Sane, more EA SPORTSEA SPORTS are set to reveal a fresh batch of FIFA 21 Ones to Watch cards in Ultimate Team when the game releases this October, and we\u2019ve thrown together some early predictions. Domestic leagues across the world are eyeing a return to their regular football schedule, with the 2020\/2021 season quickly approaching, it\u2019s been no surprise to see clubs looking to add new players to their squads. Whether you look at transfer rumors and gossip, or just confirmed moves, the market is certainly hotting up. Transfers mean new cards in FIFA Ultimate Team so you can start to get a feel for what you want to do in the next game. Amongst these new cards are a select group called the Ones to Watch. These highly sought-after cards represent some of the biggest, and most interesting, moves of the transfer window and if you get one, they\u2019ll update whenever your player gets an upgrade \u2013 be it a TOTW or such. We already know that new Chelsea forward Timo Werner is getting a special card after EA announced that on Instagram, and it seems like that new teammate Ben Chilwell will join him. Gareth Bale is also getting a card after returning to Spurs. Further afield, Leroy Sane has finally swapped Manchester City for Bayern Munich, so he\u2019ll probably get one too. As will his replacement Ferran Torres. Everton have signed Allan from Napoli and James Rodriguez from Real Madrid, and they would make sense as OTWs too. Though, they\u2019ve not been announced. Confirmed FIFA 21 Ones to Watch transfer cards Timo Werner \u2013 86 \u2013 RB Leipzig to Chelsea – Gareth Bale \u2013 81 \u2013 Real Madrid to Tottenham Hotspur – Hakim Ziyech \u2013 85 \u2013 Ajax to Chelsea – Thiago \u2013 85 \u2013 Bayern Munich to Liverpool – Martin Odegaard \u2013 83 \u2013 Real Madrid – Achraf Hakimi \u2013 83 \u2013 Real Madrid to Inter Milan – Allan \u2013 83 \u2013 Napoli to Everton – Nathan Ake \u2013 79 \u2013 AFC Bournemouth to Manchester City – FIFA 21 Ones to Watch transfer cards predictions Leroy Sane \u2013 85 \u2013 Manchester City to Bayern Munich – Ferran Torres \u2013 81 \u2013 Valencia to Manchester City – James Rodriguez \u2013 82 \u2013 Real Madrid to Everton – Blaise Matuidi \u2013 83 \u2013 Juventus to Inter Miami – Ben Chilwell \u2013 81 \u2013 Leicester City to Chelsea – Jude Bellingham \u2013 69 \u2013 Birmingham City to Borussia Dortmund – Gabriel \u2013 78 \u2013 Lille to Arsenal – Victor Osimhen \u2013 79 \u2013 Lille to Napoli – Willian \u2013 82 \u2013 Chelsea to Arsenal – Rodrigo \u2013 82 \u2013 Valencia to Leeds – Kai Havertz \u2013 85 \u2013 Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea – Donny van de Beek \u2013 83 \u2013 Ajax to Manchester United – Miralem Pjanic \u2013 85 \u2013 Juventus to FC Barcelona – Arthur \u2013 84 \u2013 FC Barcelona to Juventus – Jonathan David \u2013 79 \u2013 Gent to Lille – Dani Parejo \u2013 85 \u2013 Valencia to Villarreal – Reiner Jesus \u2013 71 \u2013 Loan, Real Madrid to Borussia Dortmund – Everton \u2013 81 \u2013 Gremio to Benfica – Obviously, the list above is solely based on our predictions on who seems likely to get a card \u2013 and given that the transfer window still has a way to go before closing, there should be moves that shake things up. As we get closer to the close of the window, and the launch of FIFA 21, we\u2019ll keep the list updated with further predictions and any confirmed cards that EA might drop. In the meantime, you can check out @UltimateTeamUK on Twitter for all the latest news and updates regarding the next game.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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