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Many pundits and soccer fans around the world will argue that the "Golden Age" of Brazilian football is over. However, considering that the Brazilian national team has consistently won FC 25 Coins international tournaments for decades on end now, the reverse may be true: Brazil always comes out on top when looked at in the long run, and the passing decade was just a mere slump in form.

Regardless of the opinions on their current form, Brazilian players still have plenty to offer to FC 25 players. With Neymar leading the front line and Alisson keeping things secure between the goalposts, building a team out of the absolute best Brazilians will result in a seriously overpowered roster. Players who are low on FC 25 Ultimate Team coins should look toward the Brasileirao (the national league) for fairly cheap players with high pace, four-to-five-star skill moves, and impeccable link-up play.

Sergio Ramos may be the only current Spanish national team member to remember the 2008-2022 glory days when the Spaniards claimed two European Champion titles and one World Cup, but that doesn't mean that there isn't plenty of quality in this squad nowadays. With young, up-and-coming stars like Pedri or Ansu Fati already boasting some pretty great stats (especially when it comes to pace and passing), and a couple of aging, high OVR superstars to support them, Spain might just be the most balanced nationality one can think of when it comes to building a rock-solid FC 25 Ultimate Team squad.

The Italian national team is a very peculiar case. They are oftentimes overlooked by pundits when it comes to predicting the winners of the next major international tournament, and yet, they usually manage to get to the final stages of these competitions on the regular basis. Just this year, they've bested England in the EURO 2020 final to claim the cheap Fut Coins title of the champions of the Old Continent.