Best Choice: Nordi Mukiele. RB Leipzig's FC 24 Coins players are starting to get recognized abroad for their talent. While Mukiele hasn't secured a big-money move to a stronger side just yet, his pace and physicality suggest that he's a world-class wide defender in the making.

Budget Alternative: Lars Bender. Although his price tag is the same as Mukiele's (1.500-1.700 coins) and his overall rating is actually higher at 82. Bender is much slower and less skilled with the ball at his feet, which can be easily exploited by rivals. He's still a good player, but rather as a solid substitute than a member of the starting lineup.

Best Choices: David Alaba and Mats Hummels. Alaba and Hummels are established brands in the Bundesliga. Having devoted the majority of their careers to plying their trade in Germany's top division, they are arguably the best central defenders in the country. Players opting for Mats Hummels should keep in mind that he is best utilized in a formation with three center backs, due to his low pace rating.

Budget Alternatives: Lukas Klostermann and Lucas Hernandez. The RB Leipzig defender and Bayern's substitute for Alaba are definitely worth their price tags (around 5.000 coins per player) and are more than capable of running after some of the fastest forwards, with 84 and 77 pace ratings, respectively.

Left Back

Best Choice: Alphonso Davies. The Canadian player might as well be a wide midfielder, with his whopping 96-rated pace and 82 dribbling. A 5.000-coin price tag is a steal for Bayern's up-and-coming superstar.

Budget Alternative: Nico Schulz. The 80-rated Borussia Dortmund player may not be as fast as Alphonso Davies but is still a rather speedy man, with a pace stat of 87. With 73 defending and 75 physicality, he can also easily cheap FC Coins stop most forwards in their tracks.