The three best non in form attackers in the MLS are Pavon, Martinez, and Vela. All three of the players have good pace, agility, and shooting attributes. Martinez and Pavon are both extremely quick attackers that will blow by opposing defenders. Vela is the most balanced attacker, with three stats in the 80s as an 83-rated player. Carlos Vela may have some trouble passing defenders with speed, but his dribbling, passing, and four-star skills make the card viable in FC 25 Coins Ultimate Team.

The Mexican winger also has an unbelievably good record breaker card for players that can afford to spend 80.000 coins. Overall, the attackers in this team are quite good, and can even perform well in seasons. Teams could opt to use Nani instead of Pavon, but the card is quite slow for an attacking player.

Matuidi, Quintero, and Nagbe are all solid options in the midfield. While there are players with better passing attributes, the three midfielders have the pace and strength to frustrate opponents in the midfield. Matiudi will act as the de facto CDM with 83 defending while the other two push upfield. Nagbe and Quintero both have excellent pace and agility to make plays in the front third.

Pizarro is a worthy replacement for one of the two cards for players that are having trouble completing short passes in the midfield. Pace still plays a significant role in FC 25. and unfortunately, that eliminates a number of great MLS midfielders from the team. FC 25 Ultimate Team clubs will be dumbfounded by how well the trio performs together in-game.

Adnan and Cannon are the weakest links in the team. The two fullbacks are inconsistent for opposite reasons. Adnan is not quick enough at left-back, and Cannon does not have the defending or physical stats to knock cheap Fut Coins players off the ball. Cannon will outpace opponents, but the card has horrendous dribbling stats. Clubs can decide to restructure the defense and create a hybrid team, or sub the two off if they are losing.