14 DAY TRIAL // The real world transfer window for all the major championships has just opened, with clubs able to try and land important new players before the end of January, and the development team at EA Sports is ready to show how important transfers are for the Ultimate Team mode in FIFA 15 with a list of the 20 most transferred players in the title.
Adrian Ramos from Borussia Dortmund is the player who has changed hands the most times, which is no surprise given that he is also the top goal scorer of the mode, which means gamers were willing to make deals in order to add him to their own line-up and improve their long-term performance.
Nedum Onuoha from Queens Park Rangers also offers good quality and is the second most traded player in Ultimate Team for FIFA 15, and the final position on the podium is occupied by Danny Welbeck from Arsenal, another solid goal getter.
The rest of the list includes:
Felipe Santana - FC Schalke 04 Alexandre Lacazette - Olympique Lyonnais Eduardo Vargas - Queens Park Rangers Martín Caceres - Juventus Miranda - Atletico de Madrid Tim Howard - Everton Aaron Ramsey - Arsenal Loic Remy - Chelsea FC Luke Shaw - Manchester United Stephan El Shaarawy - Milan Remy Cabella - Newcastle United Luiz Gustavo - VfL Wolfsburg Raphaël Varane - Real Madrid Abdoulay Konko - Lazio Eliaquim Mangala - Manchester City Ashley Young - Manchester United Christian Benteke - Aston Villa
Ultimate Team is crucial to the FIFA series
Since the Ultimate Team mode has been introduced to the football simulation, it has become very popular with gamers, who are ready to spend real world money in order to improve their teams and become more competitive.
EA Sports has improved the experience over time, and this year it made a big push to keep accounts as secure as possible and make sure that gamers have a solid experience without having to worry about their data.
FIFA 15 will get a new big update in early February of this year, with the development team aiming to deliver all the changes that happen to team rosters during the real world transfer period.
At the moment, EA Sports is not saying whether it is also planning to implement any changes to the core gameplay mechanics.
