FIFA 20: 5 legends who should be added to the game

Getting a legend into your team is the best thing that can happen in FIFA apart from getting Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi. The card is easily linkable with others and there is no worry about chemistry as long as they are played in the right position at the start of the match.

Without further ado, here are 5 legends EA Sports should add in FIFA 20:

#5 – Ferenc Puskás

Ferenc Puskas is easily the greatest Hungarian footballer ever. The former Real Madrid striker has an incredible scoring record but, surprisingly, he hasn't been added to the game so far.

In FIFA 20, he has to be added without fail. The striker is easily one of the best of all time but might not be as good as Ronaldo or Pele. With that said, his rating should not be low too low. Ideally, he should be 85, 93 and 88 in FIFA Ultimate Team.

The striker has the best goal of the year award named after him, but he's not the kind of striker who used to score goals like Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He should be a decent striker with 70% of the characteristics and stats that Ronaldo possesses.

#4 – Zinedine Zidane

Zinedine Zidane retired in 2006 and why EA Sports have not added him to the game is a mystery as well. The Frenchman is regarded as one of the best ever and has to be added to FIFA 20.

The Real Madrid manager should be added as Central Attacking Midfielder and rated at 87, 95 and 90. Zidane had a great time at Bordeaux and deserves a good rating. He hit his peak around 2000 when he won the FIFA World Cup and the EUROs with France.

He also went on to win the Ballon d'Or at that time and was easily the best in the world at that period. He has to be rated at 95 for that phase in his career, and it would be one of the best cards in the game.

He was still one of the best in the world at the time of his retirement and his final card should be rated at 90.

#3 – Francesco Totti

Manchester City FC v AS Roma - UEFA Champions League

Francesco Totti is synonymous with AS Roma. The Italian legend is a one-club man and retired in 2017 after 25 years at the club. His first season was a huge success, and he ended with 10+ goals in Serie A from the left wing. He also managed to make his debut for the Italian national team.

2006 was when Totti hit his peak, and his price card should be around this time. He won the World Cup with Italy as a supporting striker and scored 26 Serie A goals – playing as a centre forward at that time.

After 2010, Totti started playing a little deeper and often ended up playing as a central midfielder. Though he was still doing well, he decided to hang his boots and become the director of the club.

However, he did not stay long and has left the club, just 2 years after being appointed.

#2 – Philipp Lahm

Philipp Lahm

Philipp Lahm will go down in history as one of the best in the Bayern Munich and Germany's history. The retired footballer hung up his boots in 2017 but before that won almost all the trophies possible with his club and country.

The German started off as a left-back at Bayern, then became a right-back and ended his career playing a central defensive midfielder. His cards should be rated at 86, 89 and 92.

#1 – Andrea Pirlo

Andrea Pirlo retired in 2017 but was still a part of FIFA 18, unlike the other players in this list. The Italian is considered one of the classiest men in the world of football and not having him in FIFA 20 would be a bigger surprise than AC Milan letting him leave for free.

The Italian played his entire career in midfield, predominantly as a defensive midfielder. His card should be rated at 87, 93 and 89.