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EA adds remaining Prime icons to FIFA 21 Ultimate Team

The last batch has arrived to FIFA 21 Ultimate Team.
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Published: Dec 18, 2020 02:33 pm

EA Sports has introduced 50 Prime Icons to FIFA 21 Ultimate Team today.

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These 50 Prime Icons will be replacing their Base Icon versions in FUT packs. You can earn FUT packs by completing in-game objectives or playing modes like the Weekend League, Division Rivals, Squad Battles, and FUT Draft. EA previously added half of the Prime Icons on Dec. 11.

Some of these Prime Icons are valuable cards, such as Diego Maradona (97-rated), Zinedine Zidane (96-rated), Johan Cruijff (94-rated), Paolo Maldini (94-rated), Ferenc Puskás (94-rated), George Best (93-rated), and Éric Cantona (93-rated). But you can make a good amount of FUT coins aside from the Prime Icon you pack.

Packing an Icon in Ultimate Team is extremely rare, though, so it isn’t really worth buying FIFA points to open FUT packs. Here are all of the Prime Icons EA introduced today sorted by rating.

97-rated

  • Maradona (Argentina)

96-rated

  • Zidane (France)

94-rated

  • Cruijff (Netherlands)
  • Maldini (Italy)
  • Puskás (Hungary)

93-rated

  • Franco Baresi (Italy)
  • Lothar Matthäus (Germany)
  • Cantona (France)
  • George Best (Northern Ireland)
  • Carlos Alberto Torres (Brazil)
  • Marco van Basten (Netherlands)

92-rated

  • Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgary)
  • Bobby Moore (England)
  • Gary Lineker (England)
  • Alessandro Del Piero (Italy)
  • Carles Puyol (Spain)
  • Peter Shmeichel (Denmark)
  • Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)
  • Rivaldo (Brazil)

91-rated

  • Marcel Desailly (France)
  • Michael Ballack (Germany)
  • David Trezeguet (France)
  • Pavel Nedvěd (Czech Republic)
  • Andriy Shevchenko (Ukraine)
  • Juán Román Riquelme (Argentina)
  • Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast)
  • Edwin van der Sar (Netherlands)
  • Phillip Lahm (Germany)
  • Gheorghe Hagi (Romania)
  • Ronald Koeman (Netherlands)
  • Sócrates (Brazil)
  • Patrick Kluivert (Netherlands)
  • Patrick Vieira (France)
  • Ian Rush (Wales)
  • Paul Scholes (England)

90-rated

  • Gianfranco Zola (Italy)
  • Claude Makélélé (France)
  • Jari Litmanen (Finland)
  • Michael Essien (Ghana)
  • Nemanja Vidić (Serbia)
  • Luis Hernández (Mexico)
  • Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
  • Marc Overmars (Netherlands)
  • Henrik Larsson (Sweden)
  • Christian Vieri (Italy)
  • Juan Sebastián Verón (Argentina)
  • Roy Keane (Ireland)

89-rated

  • Ian Wright (England)
  • Ashley Cole (England)

88-rated

  • Hidetoshi Nakata (Japan)
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Nádia Linhares
Nádia is a Brazilian freelance writer who works for Dot since 2020. She has covered everything from Pokémon to FIFA. Video games are an essential part of her life, especially indie games and RPGs. You can catch her playing Overwatch in her spare time, but she writes better than she aims.