10 Best Young Right Sided Attackers Under $40M to Sign in EA FC 27

Right-sided attackers are becoming increasingly important in EA Sports FC 27, particularly with the introduction of new diagonal runs in behind the defense, per www.si.com. If you are building a team in Career Mode, having a young player who can stretch the pitch, beat defenders and contribute goals could make a huge difference.
For this list, www.si.com focused on players aged 23 or under with an in-game value below $40 million. That filter immediately removes some of the biggest young stars in the game — Lamine Yamal, Désiré Doué, Yan Diomande and Rayan Cherki all miss the cut purely on price or age.
What remains is a ranked list of 10 affordable wide threats, running from Ibrahim Mbaye at #10 to Yankuba Minteh at #8, with more names to come. Mbaye, an 18-year-old at Aston Villa, brings blistering pace and an 84 shot at a 76 overall rating, while Minteh at Brighton & Hove Albion is already at an 80 overall — a starter for plenty of Career Mode squads from day one.
The value is in the ceiling. Every player on the list carries an 86 potential, meaning the right signing now can anchor your attack for a decade.
THE TOP 10 REVEALED

The list opens with Ibrahim Mbaye at #10. The 18-year-old Aston Villa winger carries a 76 overall rating with an 86 potential, and per www.si.com, his blistering pace and 84 shot make him a genuine goal threat from wide areas. He is built for managers who want their wingers cutting inside and testing the keeper from distance.
William Gomes sits at #9. The Porto winger is rated 77 with an 86 potential, and www.si.com describes him as lightning-quick, pairing that speed with a useful shooting ability. The catch is his lack of physical strength — bigger defenders can push him off the ball when he is matched up against them.
Yankuba Minteh takes #8, and he might be the most valuable signing on the entire list. Brighton & Hove Albion’s winger is already at an 80 overall rating, meaning he can start for plenty of Career Mode squads immediately. Per www.si.com, his combination of pace, flair and dribbling makes him a nightmare for defenders from day one.
That is where the provided source material cuts off. The full rankings from #7 down to #1 are not included in the source, so those seven players have not been confirmed. What is clear is that the list continues beyond Minteh, and every player confirmed so far shares the same 86 potential ceiling — Mbaye, Gomes and Minteh all offer that identical long-term upside.
THE NUMBERS THAT MATTER

The numbers behind the top three confirmed names on this list are tight, and the ceilings are identical. Per www.si.com, Ibrahim Mbaye comes in with a 76 overall rating and an 86 potential, but his standout trait is that 84 shot — a serious goal threat for an 18-year-old.
William Gomes matches that same 86 potential ceiling, carrying a 77 overall rating at Porto. His value, like Mbaye's, sits within the confirmed parameters for the list: every player featured is aged 23 or under with an in-game value below $40 million, according to www.si.com.
Yankuba Minteh tops the confirmed trio with an 80 overall rating, also peaking at 86 potential. That makes him the only player so far who can step straight into a starting role, while the other two need development time to reach their ceiling.
One thing the source does not specify is the exact market value for any individual player. The $40 million cap is confirmed as the list's cutoff, but the precise price tags for Mbaye, Gomes and Minteh have not been disclosed.
What is clear is that all three share that same 86 potential — meaning the long-term payoff is identical, even if Minteh's immediate impact is the strongest. The remaining seven players on the list have not been revealed in the source material, so their ratings and values remain unconfirmed.

HONORABLE MENTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES
If the top 10 names aren't available, the source material points to a deeper bench of young right-sided options. Carlos Forbs at Club Brugge and Chemsdine Talbi of Sunderland are listed as affordable alternatives, per www.si.com.
For managers with more budget room, Tottenham's Sávio and Barcelona's Roony Bardghji are the higher-profile picks. Both carry bigger reputations and, presumably, bigger price tags, though the source does not confirm their exact values.
Oumar Camara of Vitória SC and Cavan Sullivan at Philadelphia Union are the younger projects here. They offer long-term upside but will require patience and a development plan before they can contribute at a high level.
Everton's Tyler Dibling and Manchester United's Shea Lacey are also named as players who could develop into dangerous wide options. The source does not specify their ages, ratings or current values, so their ceilings remain unconfirmed.

Oscar Bobb of Fulham and Diego Moreira at AC Milan round out the honorable mentions, giving Career Mode managers a full alternative list beyond the ranked 10. None of these players' individual ratings or prices have been disclosed in the source, so their exact in-game numbers are not yet known.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
The top of the list remains under wraps. Players ranked from #7 through #1 have not been identified in the source material, so their names, ratings and stats are not confirmed.
What is clear is the upside of the group as a whole. According to www.si.com, with the right training and playing time, these young right wingers and midfielders could develop into some of the most dangerous attackers in EA FC 27 Career Mode.
Career Mode managers who want the complete rankings and detailed scouting reports should check the full article on www.si.com. That's where the remaining seven players—and the order that runs from Mbaye at #10 to Minteh at #8—are laid out in full.
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