FIFA 20 Future Stars Cards & Ratings: Zaniolo, James, Osimhen, Cards, SBC, Objectives, Academy items & more

Published: Feb 12, 2020, 11:56 am Updated: Sep 25, 2020, 5:23 pm

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FIFA 20's Future Stars have been an enormous success, with the latest promo in Ultimate Team about to come to a close.

Over the few days, we've already been treated to four more Future Stars, made up of two SBCs and two all-new Academy cards.

Keep reading to see every Future Stars card released so far!

Joao Felix

After his big transfer to Atletico, the 20-year-old has been very much in the spotlight and could be one of the best forwards in years to come.

This will be Felix’s first boosted FIFA 20 card and he certainly deserves it!

Rodrygo

After a £40m transfer to Real Madrid in 2019, Rodrygo has broken into the Madrid first-team brilliantly on the right-hand side.

Rodrygo already has four goals in four Champions League appearances, so he’s definitely on the right track to reach his Future Star potential!

Sandro Tonali

With transfer rumours floating around from big clubs, Tonali’s massive potential is clear to see and so he is deserving of his 91 FS rating.

His nationality and hairstyle have often had him likened to Andrea Pirlo – not a bad footballer to be associated with…

Mason Greenwood

The Man United starlet is a majorly popular inclusion, thanks to his 5-star weak foot and potential skill move upgrade – this is set to be a great FUT card!

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With four Premier League goals for Man United this season, Greenwood has been in impressive form at just 18-years-old.

Gabriel Martinelli

The young Arsenal Brazilian has been one of the Gunners’ most exciting players this season and has established himself as a Future Star.

Most recently, the Brazilian scored a wonder goal against rivals Chelsea, picking the ball up 70 yards from the Chelsea net!

Nicolas Dominguez

Nicolas Dominguez was on loan to Argentinian side Velez Sarsfield for the first half of the season – with five goals and an assist in 13 appearances, it’s not hard to understand why he’s rated so highly at 21 years old.

Now he’s back at Bologna, many football fans are excited to see how he performs in the Serie A!

Ozan Kabak

The Turkish centre back moved up a Bundesliga division back in 2019, switching Stuttgart for Schalke.

He’s massively impressed at Schalke and even contributed three goals and an assist! Good going for a centre half!

Mason Mount

With Chelsea’s transfer ban over the last summer window, Mason Mount has been integral to the London side’s season.

At just 21 years old, Mount has already scored five goals and assisted another three in the Premier League this season!

Moussa Dembele

For a 23-year-old, Moussa Dembele has already been around a fair bit! He kicked off his senior career at Fulham, before moving to Celtic and then Lyon.

He’s certainly seemed to have settled in at Lyon, scoring 12 Ligue 1 goals this season alone!

Boubacar Kamara

Boubacar Kamara is a product of the Marseille youth system and has been on flying form this season.

If you were wondering who would follow the likes of Varane in the France national squad, wonder no more!

Lisandro Martinez

Lisandro Martinez is more typically known as a centre back, but he has found some fantastic form playing in the defensive midfield for Ajax this season.

The Argentinian has even managed to grab himself two goals!

Max Aarons

Unfortunately, newly-promoted Norwich have found it tough to adapt to the Premier League level of football.

However, a highlight in their 2019/20 campaign has been the breakout talent of 20-year-old Max Aarons – keep an eye on this chap, Southgate!

Moussa Diaby

Moussa Diaby moved to Leverkusen from PSG last summer for a fee of £10.8 million! A huge fee for a 20-year-old.

The Frenchman has a goal and two assists in the Bundesliga so far, so watch this space.

Emerson

No, the Chelsea fullback hasn’t moved to Real Betis. In actual fact, Betis’ Emerson embodies the modern fullback.

Three goals and five assists from the right back position, it’s not hard to understand why the 21-year-old is so highly rated!

Moise Kean SBC

Moise Kean made the move from Juventus to Everton back in 2019 and has seen a considerable amount of Premier League action since!

His SBC has now expired, but if you earned this special card, you can find a full analysis and review of his Future Stars card here.

Weston McKennie SBC

Weston McKennie graduated from the Schalke youth team back in 2017 and has grown into quite the player since - he's now made 15 Bundesliga appearances this season!

His SBC is live until the 8th February and you can find out whether he's worth it here.

Martin Odegaard Academy

The Norwegian has been showing his potential in the last few years, that many spotted at the age of 16 - this season he's put in some brilliant performances for Sociedad.

His above FS card is one of four Academy cards ranging from 80 to 87, which can be earned and upgraded through competing certain Objectives.

Daniel James Academy

The Welshman has caught the attention of many United fans this season – could he be the next Ryan Giggs on that left-hand side for the Red Devils?

He also has four Academy cards ranging from 75 to 86, which can be earned and upgraded through completing Objectives.

Takefusa Kubo SBC

Takefusa Kubo is Japan's up and coming star, and signed for Real Madrid last summer at just 18 years old!

The winger is currently on loan to RCD Mallorca, where he's getting a lot of first-team action, with 19 La Liga appearances this season.

Find out whether his SBC is worth it here.

Erling Haaland

No surprises here, the best wonderkid in Europe receives a Future Stars card back off his £17 million move from RB Salzburg to Borussia Dortmund.

With 36 goals to his name already this season, he is fully deserving of that 94 shooting stat.

Lautaro Martinez

Another striker who is bang on-form this season is Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez.

The Argentine has formed a deadly strike partnership with Romelu Lukaku at the San Siro, with Martinez scoring 16 goals this term under Antonio Conte.

Federico Valverde

With Luka Modric now 33, Real Madrid already have the natural successor in the form of Uruguayan Federico Valverde.

The central midfielder has featured 26 times already this season, his most ever since turning pro.

Exequiel Palacios

Another man to move clubs this January, Exequiel Palacios has joined Bayer Leverkusen in a £19 million move from River Plate.

The 21-year-old played in all 16 games for River Plate this season, and bizarrely, a red card in his final match for the Argentine heavyweights saw him suspended for his first three matches for Leverkusen.

Callum Hudson-Odoi

Callum Hudson-Odoi look to have shaken off a nasty injury sustained towards the end of last season, and is now targeting a starting place at Chelsea.

The England international has started Chelsea's last six matches and looks to be a strong part of Frank Lampard's plans going forward.

Youri Tielemans

Still qualifying as a Future Star aged 22, it's crazy to think that Leicester's Youri Tielemans is still six or so years off his peak.

The Belgian international can do everything in the middle of the park, tackle, pass and has even chipped in with five goals so far this season.

Dani Olmo

Joining up with the RB Leipzig conveyor belt of young talent, expect big things to come from recent signing Dani Olmo.

The Croatian has just moved in a £19 million move from Dinamo Zagreb, where he racked up eight goals and seven assists in the firs half of the campaign.

Ismaila Sarr

Leading Watford's relegation fight, Ismaila Sarr is bound to a deadly player on Ultimate Team thanks to that 98 pace, 84 dribbling and 87 shooting.

Three goals and three assists may not be a fantastic return for the Senegal international, but the 21-year-old did net 13 goals and added 11 assists for Stade Rennais last season.

Fikayo Tomori

The third Chelsea player to feature in the Future Stars promo, Fikayo Tomori joins teammates Mason Mount and Callum Hudson-Odoi in a promising season for Frank Lampard's young Blues.

Tomori has competed for a first team place this season, and has earned his first England cap.

Luiz Felipe

Another solid defender, Luiz Felipe will also be a mobile one with stats of 86 pace and 80 dribbling.

The Brazil U20 international has picked up 14 appearances for Lazio this term, providing a solid defence that has taken them into the Serie A title frame.

Jonathan Ikone

Lille fans would have worried as to who would have picked up the £72 million mantle from Nicolas Pepe, but Jonathan Ikone has grabbed it with both hands.

The Frenchman has four goals and six assists to his name this term, which have seen him called up into Didier Deschamps' national squad.

Renan Lodi

World class left backs are a rarity these days, but Renan Lodi is showing the potential to hit those heights.

With Atletico keen to fill the void left by club legend Filipe Luis, Lodi has delivered this term in 27 appearances, leading to his first Brazil caps.

Donyell Malen

Before the hype around Erling Haaland, Donyell Malen was the wonderkid striker we were all talking about in Europe.

The PSV forward has 17 goals in 25 games this season, including all five in a 5-0 thrashing of Vittese.

Thilo Kehrer

Thilo Kehrer was always touted as a "future star" when he joined PSG from Schalke back in 2018, but no one expected the young German to go on and make 40 appearances in his first season for the club.

Now with seven caps for his county to his name, the 23-year-old now has the experience to climb the rankings and become one of Europe's best.

Kieran Tierney SBC

Kieran Tierney is the SBC upon the release of Team 2, with the Scottish international not yet hitting the heights for Arsenal as he did for Celtic.

Injuries have plagued him, but with 180 games under his belt aged just 21, expect him to bounce back and come out on top.

Is the left back worth a move? Find out how to get him here.

Victor Osimhen Academy

Lille’s Victor Osimhen has been on top form this season, scoring 16 goals and filling the void left by £72 million departure Nicolas Pepe.

The Nigerian’s Future Stars cards range from 79 to 88, which you can claim by achieving various objectives.

To find out how to get his card and a full review, head here.

Nicolo Barella SBC

One of the brightest stars in Italy, Nicollo Barella has made the switch from Cagliari to Inter Milan like a duck to water.

The 23-year-old has also picked up eight Italy caps this year, and could be a very important figure for the Azzurri and this summer's Euros.