FC Bayern transfers for EA Sports FC 24: How strong the FCB team could look in the FIFA successor

FC Bayern Munich will do everything in the transfer market to collect as many titles as possible in the 23/24 season. This promises strong ratings for players in EA Sports FC 24 for the record champions.

We give you a prediction of what the Bayern squad could look like in the FIFA successor. For this, we have summarized the previous transfers of the Munich team with the existing player material into a potential formation. In addition to the confirmed transfers, we also include the hottest transfer rumors in the squad planning.

Furthermore, we take a look at the potential down- and upgrades of FCB and make predictions about future ratings in FC24.

How Transfers Could Change FC Bayern in EA Sports FC 24

Here you see a potential starting lineup of FC Bayern in FC 24. We have set the team up in a typical 4-3-3 formation for coach Thomas Tuchel.

Bold are the players and their positions that are confirmed transfers or whose transfer to Bayern is likely. Behind the players, you see our predictions for the rating, in parentheses the possible difference from FIFA 23 to FC 24.

For the creation of the cards and starting eleven below, we used the card generator and the custom squad builder from futbin and marked the elements with “(via futbin.com)”.

Goalkeeper: Manuel Neuer 88 (-2)

After his serious injury, Manuel Neuer is diligently working on his comeback. At 37 years old, the season will show whether he will keep the title of “world class.” Neuer needs a strong season in the Bundesliga to be in goal for the DFB team at the European Championship.

Right Back: Kyle Walker 83 (-2)

The transfer of Kyle Walker from Manchester City to FC Bayern seems to be a mere formality (via sport1.de).

The 33-year-old Englishman is still considered one of the fastest full-backs in the world. Under Pep Guardiola, Walker was not unchallenged, yet with his experience and physique, he could stabilize Bayern’s defense.

Right Center Back: Min-jae Kim 83 (+4)

The South Korean not only has the nickname “the monster” because of his impressive 1.90m height. Kim is seen as a role model, is hardly ever injured, and won the championship title in his first season with Napoli. Bayern hopes to find a secure base in him for the next few years.

Left Center Back: Matthijs de Ligt 86 (+1)

If there was one winner at FC Bayern last season, it was the Dutchman. He could be relied upon. Defensively, he impressed with his physical presence, while offensively he even contributed a goal or two. De Ligt will be the undisputed defensive leader.

Left Back: Alphonso Davies 83 (-1)

The season 22/23 was one to forget for the Canadian speedster. Poor performances and multiple injuries marred Davies’s past season. But: He is only 22 years old and has a coach in Thomas Tuchel who can bring him back to his old strength.

Central Defensive Midfielder: Fabinho 85 (-2)

Curious: Due to his two bulldogs, which are considered dangerous in Saudi Arabia and therefore prohibited, the transfer for Fabinho to the desert seems to be stuck. (via goal.com)

It seemed that the transfer of the Brazilian was already a done deal. Other stars had less trouble moving to the Saudi Professional League. Read in our article, why the Saudi Pro League could become so strong in FC 24.

According to rumors, FC Bayern is also seriously interested and, due to the failed transfer, has good cards again for an offer for the destroyer (via goal.com) .

Fabinho undoubtedly has his qualities in defense and could provide the Bayern with the necessary stability with his vast experience.

Left Central Midfielder (LCM): Joshua Kimmich 89 (+-0)

For Kimmich, the upcoming season, along with the following European Championship in Germany, could be the most important of his career. After the rollercoaster season with Bayern and another poor showing with the national team at the World Cup in Qatar, Kimmich is under special observation by many experts. It will show whether the “all-rounder” can bring the quality and mentality to the field that have made him a world-class player.

Right Central Midfielder (RCM): Konrad Laimer (83 +-0)

Konrad Laimer could become one of the major transfers for Bayern. Laimer arrived free of charge from RB Leipzig and developed into an absolute key player in midfield. The Austrian is a classic box-to-box player with seemingly endless endurance. One who fights for every ball and runs for the other players.

Right Winger: Jamal Musiala 84 (+3)

Germany’s and Bavaria’s biggest hope is called Jamal Musiala. At just 20 years old, he is a game-changer and predestined for the very special moments. For him, the challenge will be to find his place in Tuchel’s system; he certainly has all the technical requirements.

Left Winger: Kingsley Coman 86 (+-0)

How many goals and assists would the Frenchman have already on his account if he weren’t so injury-prone? Coman is an absolute asset to Bayern’s offense with his pace and dribbling, and he has also worked on his defensive game. If the gifted technician stays fit, he should secure his starting spot.

Striker: Harry Kane 90 (+1)

Will he come, will he not? Harry Kane is one of the most interesting players in this transfer period. FC Bayern sees itself in pole position following statements from Bayern legend Uli Hoeneß (via ran.de).

If the English record goalscorer is signed, FC Bayern would once again have the striker they missed after Lewandowski’s departure.

Here you see the complete starting eleven:

The bench reads almost like a second Bundesliga team that would have ambitions for the championship title. If all transfers go as planned, Bayern would be better off than ever. With Raphaël Guerreiro taking a seat on the bench, a newcomer with definite potential for the starting eleven.

Bench: