FIFA 21 Ultimate Team's Most Prolific Strikers Have Been Revealed

The best strikers on FIFA 21 Ultimate Team have been revealed.

Esports betting site Unikrn have crunched all the numbers from Fut Bin to rank a whole host of the world's best on their goals to game ratios in the popular game-mode.

And of players who have played 1,000,000+ games, it's five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo who has the best record

Ronaldo, with his 92 rating, has featured in 2,436,375 games and scored 3,630,199 goals - giving him a goals to game ratio of 1.49.

In second place is Chelsea's Timo Werner, who is outrageously sweaty on this year's game. His overall ratio is 1.42, with the 85-rated German bagging 5,907,937 goals.

Two other FIFA favourites in Jamie Vardy and Erling Haaland (in-form cards) follow closely behind on 1.38 and 1.35 goals per game respectively.

Wissam Ben Yedder of Monaco is well aware how many controllers he's broken on the game and he comes in fourth with a ratio of 1.32.

Meanwhile, cover star Kylian Mbappe has scored 4,917,947 goals in 3,872,399 games to give him a ratio of 1.27 per game and place him eighth on a list that is finished off by Sergio Aguero and Marcus Rashford.

Here is the top ten in full, with all their comprehensive data:

There are always a few hidden gems on Ultimate Team and we see plenty make an appearance in a separate list going off strikers who have played 10,000 games or more.

Swede Asrit Selmani, a 74-rated silver who plays for Varbergs BolS has been averaging an insane 3.88 goals per game.

The silver in-forms of 1860 Munich's Dennis Dressel and Forest Green's Jamille Matt have also been doing bits with goals per game ratios of 3.24 and 3.18 - meaning they are performing much better than Icon cards from Ronaldo Nazario, Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres.

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