FIFA 2015 has released a list of the top 20 goal scorers used by players worldwide

FIFA 2015 has released a list of the top 20 goal scorers used by players worldwide.With Ultimate Team became the one of the most played game modes on FIFA these days,Many players looking to build their dream team of players.the most expensive position on pitch in most teams is the strikers and before the New Year begun.Here is the ranking announcement.

20. Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) – 4.90 million goals

The Bayern Munich striker costs around the 100,000 coin mark, so is more difficult for players to have in their team, which probably results in him being so low on the list.

19. Mario Mandzukic (Atletico Madrid) – 4.90 million goals

Behind Karim Benzema, Mandzukic is probably the best striker in La Liga in terms of the coins you would have to spend to have him in your team. Barely costing a few thousand throughout the duration of the game, Mandzukic evidently can finish chances.

18. Stevan Jovetic (Manchester City) – 5.05 million goalsPersonally, Jovetic has been one of my favourite strikers on Ultimate Team over the past two seasons. Not an expensive player, but in front of goal, finishes just as well as the more expensive strikers.

17. Rodrigo (Valencia) – 5.48 million goals

Rodrigo was a popular choice last season in Liga Portuguese teams when he played for Benfica. This year, with a move to a more popular league, it’s no surprise that the Spanish forward is again a popular player.

16. Gonzalo Higuain (Napoli) – 5.50 million goals

Higuain, throughout FIFA Ultimate Team, is another striker that has never been too expensive, due to his lack of pace. That has given players a renowned finisher for a fraction of the price of others (for example the next player on the list).

15. Carlos Tevez (Juventus) – 5.63 million goals

Carlos Tevez, since his move to Juventus, has become the number one striker in the Serie A and his price on FIFA shows that. I have no qualms in saying that, if he were cheaper at the beginning of games (started at around 60,000 coins) then he would have almost double that total.

14. Ciro Immobile (Dortmund) – 5.75 million goals

Ciro Immobile is a new striker in the Bundesliga, a league where there are not that many options. Realistically you have the Italian, his team mate Adrian Ramos and Robert Lewandowski. With the price of Lewandowski, it’s no surprise to see the Italian forward is popular.

13. Mario Balotelli (Liverpool) – 6.25 million goals

Mario Balotelli, the man who cannot score in real life, but has been one of the most popular Ultimate Team strikers since he signed for Manchester City. His pace and power have caused many defences problems in-game and his finishing is strong, hence over six million goals scored using the player.

12. Christian Benteke (Aston Villa) – 6.28 million goals

Christian Benteke is what is known on FIFA as a ‘cheap beast’ in my opinion. Especially this year, with the new physicality option on cards, Benteke’s strength is better than most defenders in game and makes him an excellent addition to a team, especially if partnered with a pacey striker.

11. Javier Hernandez (Real Madrid) – 6.30 million goals

The little Mexican has always had an eye for goal and with him being in La Liga, where the striking options are limited for the big spenders; he has become a more popular option for players. A goal scorer, worth the 1,000 coins or so he will cost you.

10. Eduardo Vargas (QPR) – 6.50 million goals

Vargas’ move to the Premier League was going to make his card popular. Quick strikers are usually popular in the Premier League and the Chilean forward cost barely a couple of thousand coins since the game was released.

9. Diego Costa (Chelsea) – 6.59 million goals

Diego Costa is probably the most expensive option in the top ten, which highlights that he is a popular player in the game. Costing near 100,000 coins from when the game was released, few players would’ve been able to afford the Spaniard so early, so to have so many goals shows the strength of his card

8. Karim Benzema (Real Madrid) – 6.59 million goals

Benzema is similar to Costa in the fact that he was expensive at the start of the game, as he was the best striking option in the La Liga, due to Luis Suarez being suspended and Lionel Messi being far too expensive. Benzema is a quick striker, with good finishing and heading, so an all-round goal machine.

7. Victor Ibarbo (Cagliari) 7.20 million goals

Victor Ibarbo is one of the quickest players on Ultimate Team and was a popular choice last year with Luis Muriel in Serie A sides. With Muriel now an expensive silver, Ibarbo has been one of the top gold players in the league, without being too expensive.

6. Alexandre Lacazette (Lyon) – 7.31 million goals

Lacazette has been on form for Lyon this season, which has been replicated by EA giving the player two in-forms this season. His normal card is a rare gold, worth no more than one thousand coins and has plenty of pace and ability in front of goal.

5. Danny Welbeck (Arsenal) – 7.34 million goals

Danny Welbeck as a non-rare was a surprise at the start of the game, but from day one, he has been one of the cheapest, yet strongest Premier League strikers on the game. With excellent pace and finishing, Welbeck is a must buy for those with little coin totals

4. Romelu Lukaku (Everton) – 7.87 million goals

Romelu Lukaku is very similar to Christian Benteke, in the fact that, the addition of the physicality aspect of the game has made his card much stronger. The advantage Lukaku has over Benteke is that his pace is a lot stronger, which has made him more popular in my opinion.

3. Loic Remy (Chelsea) – 10.25 million goals

Loic Remy, pacey, strong in the air and a finisher in front of goal; is there much else you need in a FIFA striker? His price has been reduced considerably due to the team of the year cards and the packs being opened lately, so as you can see by the total goals, a worthy addition.

2. Daniel Sturridge (Liverpool) – 10.27 million goals

Daniel Sturridge was a strong card last year, but thanks to an excellent season with Luis Suarez last season, he has been made even better this year. Excellent pace and shooting, Sturridge is one of the best strikers in the Premier League section this year on FIFA.

1. Adrian Ramos (Dortmund) – 10.78 million goalsA possible surprise as to the number one position, but in my opinion it’s an expected one. With Germany winning the World Cup this year, the Bundesliga was always going to be popular on FIFA. With Lewandowski being so expensive and Aubameyang being moved to a right midfield position, Ramos has become the quickest and possibly strongest striking option in the Bundesliga, whilst his price has been consistently under 10,000 coins since the start of the game. Excellent card.

No surprise to see that most of the players on the list are from the Premier League, as that is without doubt the most popular league on the game. But it is a slight surprise to see that the number one position does not belong to that league. Who is your favourite striker on FIFA 15 Ultimate Team?

FIFA2015 is the best-selling games of 2014 revealed

FIFA 15 was the best selling game in the UK last year, with games the most lucrative entertainment category overall.
Data released by the Entertainment Retailers Association put FIFA 15’s total sales at 2.66 million units, well ahead of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare on 1.84 million units. The only other game to make the entertainment top ten was Grand Theft Auto V, with 1.34 million units.
FIFA 14 took seventh place, Far Cry 4 eighth and Call of Duty: Ghosts ninth. Assassin’s Creed: Unity rounded out the top 10.
LEGO’s endless spinoffs did well too, with The LEGO Movie Videogame charting 14th, LEGO marvel Super Heroes coming 16th and LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham coming 18th. LEGO The Hobbit was 39th, LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes 64th, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga 75th, LEGO The Lord of the Rings 86th and LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean 100th. Should make up for The LEGO Movie’s Oscar snub.

Ballon d’Or winner — world’s best player Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the 2014 Ballon d’Or winner, capping the second straight year of him being the best player in the world.

Cristiano Ronaldo is officially the world’s best player for the second straight year, as he received the 2014 Ballon d’Or on Monday night.

The Real Madrid and Portugal forward was awarded FIFA’s top individual honour over Barcelona forward Lionel Messi and Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

Ronaldo, 29, took home the award for the third time in his career, after also winning it in 2008. He and Messi have been the only players to receive the award since then, with the Argentine earning the honour for four straight years from 2009 to 2012.

The Portuguese earned 37.66 percent of the votes, while Messi edged Neuer, 15.76 to 15.72 percent, for runner-up.

“I would like to thank all of those who voted for me,” Ronaldo said as he accepted the award. “It has been an incredible year. I would like to continue the work that I have done so far. I want to try to improve, to become better as each day goes by.

“I never thought that I would bring this trophy back home on three occasions. I want to become one of the greatest players of all time. Of course, this requires a lot of effort and I hope to get there.”

Ronaldo scored 61 goals last year for club and country and set a record by scoring 17 times in last season’s Champions League, guiding Madrid to their 10th title, the long-awaited La Decima. He scored twice in the semifinals against Bayern Munich and the crowning goal in the final against Atletico Madrid.

This season, he has scored a remarkable 26 goals in 16 games in La Liga and an additional five goals in six Champions League games.
The ESPN FC crew react to FIFA’s announcement that Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the 2014 Ballon d’Or winner.
Ronaldo did have a relatively disappointing World Cup, scoring once in three games as Portugal were eliminated in the group stage after failing to beat Germany and the United States.

On hearing his name read out by French great Thierry Henry, the 29-year-old Ronaldo closed his eyes, dipped his head and smiled before walking to the stage.

“It has been an unforgettable year,” Ronaldo said after taking a deep breath.

Earlier in Monday’s ceremony, tennis star Rafael Nadal addressed Ronaldo in a video message, saying: “I want to congratulate you on the year you’ve had. I consider your drive and desire to improve on a daily basis a fantastic example for the younger generations.”

Neuer was a key part of Germany’s run to the World Cup title and received plaudits for his consistent willingness to leave his penalty area to clear loose balls.

Messi was awarded the Golden Ball at the World Cup after scoring four goals and playing a decisive role in taking Argentina to the final. He also became the all-time leading scorer in La Liga (259 goals) and the Champions League (75 goals) last year.

The Ballon d’Or was presented solely by France Football until 2009, and the publication joined with FIFA’s World Player of the Year Award from the 2010 edition.

All three Ballon d’Or finalists were also named to the FIFPro World XI earlier on Monday.

Does Messi Will Deny Ronaldo a Ballon d’Or Hat-Trick

It has been an interesting 10 days for Lionel Messi, which culminated in his arch-rival Cristiano Ronaldo claiming the 2014 Ballon d’Or trophy.

The Argentine was present in Zurich to witness Ronaldo claim his second consecutive title and third overall.

Of course, the Portuguese forward is still one behind Messi, although his ruthlessness will lead him to dream of that fourth award this time next year.

Meanwhile, there appeared to be an acceptance from Messi that he wasn’t going to be standing on the stage at the final announcement.

He will know better than most that he can perform to a higher standard.

When he won the 2012 edition, he was quick to play down its importance, as he stated: “I’m more interested in team awards than individual awards,” via Bloomberg.

“There were other years when we won more trophies, so they were better,” added Messi.

Last year there no awards in any sense, which will inspire the attacker to come back even stronger.

Barcelona as a club are in total disarray, but with presidential elections brought forward to the end of this season, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.

The speculation over Messi’s future will likely continue as he flirts with the prospect of making a move to strengthen his position further.

“I’m sure a lot of clubs would love to have Messi, but he is our player,” said current president Josep Maria Bartomeu recently, via ESPN. With the Catalans banned from signing players in the summer, it would take a very brave or even stupid president to sell one of the world’s greatest-ever players and not be able to reinvest the money immediately.

That means Messi will almost definitely persevere at the Camp Nou, and his performance against Atletico Madrid illustrates a good understanding developing with his fellow strikers.

His link-up play with Luis Suarez and Neymar could see him return to his previous best, although Luis Enrique might not be at the helm.

Ronaldo was consistently excellent in 2014, but his injury mismanagement almost cost him dearly. He missed the Copa del Rey final and wasn’t fully fit throughout his time with Portugal at the World Cup.

While Messi insists on playing continuously, he has been advised on how to manage his body during matches.

“He can’t be up and down all the time, because his muscular typology is not suited to such physical demands,” explains Juanjo Brau in fellow Bleacher Report writer Guillem Balague’s book on Messi (per The Telegraph).

Messi might feature more than Ronaldo in the coming 12 months, but his greater knowledge of his own limitations could be crucial.

One significant advantage for Messi may be the Copa America tournament in Chile. Ronaldo doesn’t have an international competition this year, while Messi will be determined to guide his national side to success after narrowly missing out in Brazil.

Argentina are one of the favourites for the event, and an outstanding display would go some way to improve his already distinguished legacy.

The relationship between Ronaldo and Messi is unique, as they spur each other on to greater levels. At times it almost seems that they arrange their feats together and then simply perform them to a wider audience.

Messi has continually shown that he can raise his game to meet new challenges, and this will be one of those occasions.

If Enrique’s decision to leave Messi out against Real Sociedad hurt the player’s pride, that has nothing to what he will feel right now.

Messi will make 2015 his and pull away from Ronaldo just as the Los Blancos forward has him in his sights.As fans of FIFA and FIFA 15 coins player ,this excited to me!

TOTY: starting 11 in FIFA Ultimate Team

UEFA accept appear the aggregation of the year 2014 but there was one mistake. The called eleven was bedeviled by German giants, Bayern Munich, but the agency absent one acute amateur in conceivably the a lot of absorbing starting 11 anytime aggregate to-date.

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The team was picked from a shortlist of 40 by UEFA.com staff writers, and after a total of 8.6 million votes the selections were made. Perennial all-star Cristiano Ronaldo tallied the most votes with 623,046.

UEFA XI – Manuel Neuer; Phillip Lahm, Sergio Ramos, Diego Godin, David Alaba; Toni Kroos, Arjen Robben, Angel Di Maria; Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Lionel Messi.

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This starting 11 would be a dream appear accurate in FIFA Ultimate Team. Starting amid the sticks, is Germany’s Sweeper Keeper Manuel Neuer. He capped off a amazing 2013 -2014 division by appropriation the 2014 summer Apple Cup in Brazil. He was abutting by adolescent Bayern Munich teammates Phillip Lahm, David Alaba, Arjen Robben, and old teammate, Toni Kroos.

Champions Alliance finalists Diego Godin and Sergio Ramos lie at the affection of the defense, afterward superb club campaigns in which Atletico won the La Liga and Real Madrid assuredly won the La Decima in the UEFA Champions League.

Man of the match in the Champions league final, Angel Di Maria and top scorer of the tournament, Cristiano Ronaldo also made it in a competitive voting process. Barcelona’s Lionel Messi and PSG’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic rounded out the most potent frontline ever put together in world football.

So, we ask the question, where would be the mistake in such an unstoppable team? The coach perhaps?

The answer lies at the heart of the attack. Though Ibrahimovic won the French Ligue 1 title, amassing 41 goals in all competitions, there was someone more deserving of his spot (Hide, he is coming after me!). Thomas Muller should’ve been the striker in UEFA’s 2014 Team of the Year. He won the German double and hoisted the 2014 World Cup. This, my friend, is a far more impressive feat than Zlatan’s league title, considering he opened the floodgates for a 7-1 thrashing of Brazil at home during the World Cup.