Building an attack around women players in FC 27 starts with a question: where do your moves usually break down Maybe nobody offers a pass between the lines. Maybe your striker takes too long to get a shot away. Before committing your FC 27 Coins, work out which problem needs fixing. Putellas, Pajor, Shaw, Graham Hansen and Pina offer different ways to shape an attack. Treat this as a role-based shortlist, though, not confirmation of launch ratings, special items or available positions.
Putellas and Pajor solve different problems
Alexia Putellas is the name to consider when your midfield needs someone who can make the next pass count. Think short combinations, a pause outside the box, then a ball into the runner you almost missed. Don't judge that role by goals alone. A midfielder who keeps attacks moving can matter more than another forward waiting for service. Ewa Pajor belongs in a different conversation. If you prefer getting forward before the defence settles, look closely at her available card's acceleration, positioning and finishing. The pairing makes sense on paper: one player supplies the pass, another attacks the space. Still, check their actual attributes and roles before assuming either card will suit your setup.
Shaw, Graham Hansen and Pina give you alternatives
Khadija Shaw is worth assessing if your striker keeps losing possession with a defender tight behind her. For that job, inspect strength, ball control and finishing together. Holding the ball is only useful if the next touch creates something. Caroline Graham Hansen is a different type of candidate: someone to assess for a wide role where close control and changes of direction matter. If you enjoy drawing a fullback towards you before slipping a pass inside, that's the profile to investigate. Claudia Pina deserves a look when you want another shooting option around the penalty area rather than width for its own sake. With all three, resist picking a name first and inventing a role afterwards. Start with the movement you need, then check whether the available item supports it. Familiarity with a player isn't a substitute for reading the card.
Compare the job before the overall
A quick comparison helps narrow things down. These are roles to investigate, not promises about unconfirmed attributes, and they're more useful than chasing the biggest overall.
| Player | Role to assess | Check first |
|---|---|---|
| Alexia Putellas | Central creator | Passing and control |
| Ewa Pajor | Runner behind | Acceleration and finishing |
| Khadija Shaw | Central outlet | Strength and control |
Make room for how you actually play
That shortlist only gets you started. Your next decision is whether the player fits your usual attacks, rather than an ideal formation you'll never stick with.
Check the position first
1. Confirm eligible positions before rearranging the rest of your squad.
Then compare the alternatives
2. Compare standard and special items before paying extra for small improvements.
Spend on the problem you can identify
It's tempting to replace whoever had the worst match. Give it a little longer. Watch where possession disappears across several games: the first pass into midfield, the turn near the box, or the finish itself. Those aren't the same problem, so they shouldn't trigger the same purchase. Keep chemistry requirements, available roles and your remaining budget in view. A costly attacker won't rescue a setup that leaves her isolated. If you're considering FIFA 27 Coins, decide what the upgrade must do before making any spending decision. Pick the player whose role you understand, leave room for other improvements, and judge the change by the chances you're creating rather than the name on the card.
