FIFA 21: How to get Robert Lewandowski's 93-rated Player of the Month FUT card
Want FIFA 21's Bundesliga PotM Lewandowski? Course you do - it's a must-have for any Ultimate Team squad

FIFA 21 have announced the Bundesliga Player of the Month - and it's a corker.
Bayern Munich hitman Robert "Lewangoalski" Lewandowski has a brand new card to unlock, with a specific set of Squad Builder Challenges. The Polish striker's card is 93-rated and suitably, it has eye-watering stats even better than his original card.
With an overall shooting rating of 93, Big Rob's PotM card from October has Positioning: 96, Finishing: 96, Shot Power: 91, Long Shots: 87 and Volleys: 91. In case you haven't noticed - and German defences most certainly have, Lewandowski is lethal.
Not too much pace with this one - though that's easily fixable with a chemistry style applied to the card.
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In order to get your Lewandowski special, you're going to need to complete three challenges in this particular group, which you can find under Squad Builder Challenges. You're going to need to submit these three squads:
Bayern Munchen
- 1 player from Bayern Munich
- 85 rated team
- 80 chemistry
- 11 players in the squad
Top form
- 1 TOTW player
- 85 rated team
- 75 chemistry
- 11 players in the squad
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Bundesliga
- 1 player from the Bundesliga
- 86 rated team
- 70 chemistry
- 11 players in the squad
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Yep, that's gonna be expensive. You're looking at around 100,000 coins per squad, here - but it may well be worth it in the long-run, as a 93-rated card on the transfer market can fetch over 1,000,000 coins. Note, however, this Lewandowski card is untradeable. Naturally.
It's also worth noting that given that Robert Lewandowski is likely to be in line for a Team of the Year card, this particular card might not be in vogue for too long. A regular Lewandowski card, even, is quite the player - you might not want to do so much work for something that's only just better.
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Still, if you have some high-quality players lying around in your squad or you fancy upgrading on your current striker, you might find that you can do this challenge for a little less. Look out for the likes of David Alaba, Kingsley Coman and Douglas Costa - Bayern players all going for cheap on the market right now.
How to get coins in FIFA 21
You can buy FIFA points from Amazon - these can be used to buy packs, which contain players for trading. Trading these players for coins can then allow you to buy more players.
See below for the prices of packs to get a headstart in FIFA 21.
500 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £3.99
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750 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £5.99
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1,600 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £11.99
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2,200 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £15.99
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4,600 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £32.99
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12,000 POINTS FOR FIFA 21 - £79.99
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