FC 27 TOTW 6: Full Squad, Best Players & Value Picks

Luis Díaz — A Balanced Left-Sided Attacker

Díaz leads TOTW 6 at 89 OVR, combining 88 Dribbling, 85 Passing and 84 Shooting. He offers a balanced option for receiving on the left, exchanging passes around the box and moving inside to finish.

His 84 Pace is worth checking before committing nearly half a million Coins. Diomande and Neto are considerably faster on the card face, so Díaz makes more sense when you want your wide attacker involved in the build-up rather than constantly sprinting beyond the defence.

Bayern and Bundesliga links are another practical advantage. If those players already form the core of your squad, Díaz can slot into the attack without forcing a major chemistry rebuild.

Lauren James — Double Five-Star Quality With Strength

James offers five-star Skill Moves and a five-star Weak Foot, giving her plenty of options when creating shooting angles. Add 94 Acceleration and 92 Strength, and she has an appealing combination for attacking a gap and protecting possession once a defender closes in.

There are important limitations behind her 88 Dribbling, however. 76 Agility and 76 Reactions mean that number should not be treated as a promise of exceptionally quick turning. Her 76 Stamina also deserves attention if you expect her to press and carry the attack throughout a full match.

At approximately 815,000 Coins on console, James is a premium purchase. Her appeal rests on the double five-star combination, acceleration and strength—not simply being this week’s second-highest-rated player.

Yan Diomande — The Fastest Card in TOTW 6

With 94 Pace and 88 Dribbling, Diomande is the standout for attacking space. He suits teams that need a quick wide outlet after winning possession or someone to threaten the space behind an advancing full-back.

His four-star Skill Moves and four-star Weak Foot give him useful attacking flexibility, while Real Madrid links make him attractive for LaLiga squads.

The trade-off comes in his 79 Shooting and 77 Passing. His strongest contribution is creating separation and carrying the ball into dangerous areas; a reliable finisher alongside him helps complete those moves. The substantial difference between his console and PC prices also makes platform-specific comparisons essential.

Antoine Griezmann — A Playmaker Behind Your Runners

Griezmann combines 86 Shooting, 86 Passing and 88 Dribbling, making him one of this week’s most balanced options around the penalty area.

His 75 Pace favours a central role where he can receive between the lines, combine with nearby teammates and choose the final pass. Put quick runners ahead of him rather than asking him to provide the main threat in behind.

At around 88,000 Coins on console, he sits well below the most expensive headline cards. Orlando City and MLS chemistry require some planning, though, so consider whether he fits your existing squad before buying. He is most appealing when your attack already has speed but needs another player who can both create and finish.

Mikel Oyarzabal — Finishing at a More Accessible Price

Oyarzabal has the highest shooting face stat in this squad at 87, supported by 85 Dribbling and 82 Passing. He offers a useful profile for finishing moves while remaining involved in short attacking combinations.

His 78 Pace, three-star Skill Moves and three-star Weak Foot are the main compromises. He is better suited to working chances around the box than repeatedly racing beyond defenders or relying on elaborate skill combinations.

At approximately 16,750 Coins on console, his price is much easier to accommodate than those of the premium attackers. Pair him with a quicker forward or winger who can stretch the defence and create room for him centrally.

Pedro Neto — A Quick Outlet Across the Front Line

Neto brings 92 Pace, four-star Skill Moves and a four-star Weak Foot, with eligibility at RM, LM, RW and LW. That flexibility is useful if you regularly switch between formations with wide midfielders and wingers.

His detailed attributes include 93 Acceleration, 89 Agility and 89 Balance, supporting his appeal as a mobile wide ball carrier.

However, 78 Shooting and 79 Passing leave more modest end product than some alternatives. At around 245,000 Coins on console, he needs to solve a specific problem in your attack to justify the outlay. Buy him for his speed, movement options and Chelsea chemistry—not because an 83-rated In-Form sounds like a budget signing.

Jarrod Bowen — A Cheaper Right-Sided Alternative

Bowen offers 83 Shooting, 80 Passing and 84 Dribbling, along with four-star Skill Moves and a four-star Weak Foot. At roughly 21,500 Coins on console, he costs substantially less than Neto.

His 78 Pace means he plays a different role. Bowen makes more sense for short combinations and arriving in scoring positions than as your main counterattacking outlet. If you can supply the pace elsewhere, he is worth considering for an affordable Premier League attack.

Javi Rodríguez — Defensive Attributes With Useful Distribution

Javi Rodríguez combines 79 Pace, 82 Defending and 83 Physical, with 76 Passing and 78 Dribbling helping round out his profile in possession.

His 178 cm height is a consideration at centre-back, particularly against taller forwards. RB eligibility gives you another way to accommodate him, although his attributes should still be weighed against the demands of that position.

At about 13,000 Coins on console, he is a relatively inexpensive option for adding a defensive In-Form to a LaLiga squad.

Cecilia Marcos — An Attack-Minded Left-Back

Marcos offers 86 Pace, 80 Passing and 83 Dribbling, giving her an interesting profile for advancing possession down the left.

Her 65 Defending is the clear limitation. She needs defensive cover when moving forward and is less suited to a setup that leaves the full-back regularly isolated. Consider her when you want more attacking involvement from that side, while accounting for what your team gives up defensively.

Oyarzabal — An Affordable Finishing Upgrade

Oyarzabal’s 87 Shooting, 85 Dribbling and 82 Passing make him worth checking when your team creates chances but needs a more capable finisher.

His passing allows him to exchange the ball with a strike partner rather than waiting for every move to reach the box. That suits a possession-based attack where several players contribute to creating the opening.

The limitations remain pace and weak-foot flexibility. Give him nearby support, use a quicker attacker to stretch the defence and look to create opportunities on his preferred left foot.

Ibrahim Maza — A Budget Central Creator

For approximately 10,750 Coins on console, Maza offers 87 Dribbling and 81 Passing, with four-star Skill Moves and a four-star Weak Foot.

He is worth considering when your midfield needs someone to receive centrally and connect with the forwards. His Bundesliga links also make him convenient for squads already built around that league.

With 73 Shooting, he should have a more reliable scorer ahead of him. His 66 Defending is another reason to choose his role carefully: CDM eligibility provides formation flexibility, but it does not make him a specialist defensive midfielder.

Pauline Bremer — A Stronger Budget Forward

Bremer combines 82 Shooting, 80 Dribbling and 84 Physical, with four-star Skill Moves and a four-star Weak Foot.

Her 87 Strength, 88 Stamina and 84 Short Passing give her useful attributes for receiving centrally and combining with nearby attackers. She offers a different option from the faster, more expensive forwards in this release.

At around 11,750 Coins on console, she is worth considering if German or Frauen-Bundesliga chemistry already works for your team. Pair her with a quicker runner to balance her 80 Pace and give the attack another way to threaten the defence.

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