Goal lists the slowest players in FIFA 20, including goalkeepers and outfielders
Pace has long been an important part of football and an important part of FIFA, and this has not really changed in FIFA 20 with many gamers choosing the quickest players possible for their teams.
However, slower players usually make up for their lack of acceleration and sprint speed in other areas and can be very useful in the game.
Goal lists the slowest players in FIFA 20, including goalkeepers and outfielders.
As you might expect, all the slowest players in FIFA 20 are goalkeepers, with two players having a sprint speed score of 11.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Diego Altube is also rated by EA Sports as one of the slowest players in the world and is currently with the club's senior squad as third-choice goalkeeper having been promoted from Castilla following Andriy Lunin's loan to Real Valladolid.
The three slowest outfield players in FIFA 20 are all centre-backs over 30, with 41-year-old Frode Kippe ranked as the slowest player in the game. The former Norway international was once on the books of Liverpool, but only played in two League Cup games during his time at the club. He has been at Lillestrom since 2002 and helped them win promotion to Norway's top flight in 2017.
Wes Morgan is the Premier League's slowest player. The Leicester and Jamaica defender has been given a sprint speed rating of 29 as well as the same score for acceleration in FIFA 20, making him the fourth-slowest outfield player in the game.
Werder Bremen's Nuri Sahin is the slowest midfielder, while Chongqing Dangding wide player Wu Qing is FIFA 20's slowest winger with a sprint speed of just 32.
The slowest striker in FIFA 20 is Brighton's Glenn Murray, with Napoli's Fernando Llorente not far behind. They have sprint speed scores of 30 and 32 respectively.