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Keeping track of the best FIFA 23 kits isn't only useful for fashion reasons. It's also a straightforward route to making coins in FIFA 23. Why? Supply and demand, particularly when it comes to certain silver cards. Rare yet popular strips can be hard to hunt down on the transfer market, ensuring you a decent payday when you do find in one packs. Below we profile both the most stylish and the most lucrative, in your best FIFA 23 kits guide.
Bohemian FC (away)
League: SSE Airtricity PD (IRL 1)
Card type: Bronze common
Cost: 2,500 coins
A common bronze kit so rare that it was extinct for the first two months after FIFA 23 went on sale. Weird, right? It’s all down to Bob Marley. Seriously. The Dublin club’s new away strip pays homage to ‘Afternoon In The Park’ – the reggae legend’s last ever outdoor gig, which took place in the club’s home ground in 1980. It was his only ever Irish show, and the stadium even has a mural to Marley, painted by Niall O’Lochlainn.
Article continues belowNew Zealand (away)
League: Men’s National (INT)
Card type: Gold common
Cost: 500 coins
The Kiwis are regulars on this list, which is likely why EA has upgraded their items from silver to gold this year – nerfing the longstanding method of picking up NZ strips on the cheap, then selling them off at the maximum price of 5,000 coins. Boooo. Cheeky profit killer aside, both home and away strips are still a dream to play in.
Rayo Vallecano (home)
League: La Liga Santander (SPA 1)
Card type: Gold rare
Cost: 550 coins
Looking for some real pizazz to accompany your FIFA 23 celebrations? Then there can surely be nothing better than a kit with a massive lightning bolt across it. Handily, both away and third strips utilize the same design. The former is white on red, while the latter mixes things up with a neon yellow bolt on a black background.
Nottingham Forest (third)
League: Premier League (ENG 1)
Card type: Gold common
Cost: 500 coins
It’s a big big year for Forest on the digital turf. Firstly, they’re back in the Premier League, with a selection of new signings who might be struggling in reality, but are solid FUT additions. Secondly, they’re one of six new additions to the FIFA 23 stadiums list. And finally, they’re throwing it back to the ‘90s in the prettiest possible way with this delectably sponsor-free third kit.
Inter Miami (home)
League: MLS
Card type: Silver rare
Cost: 4,700 coins
Pink kits don’t always come off – witness Everton’s current away monstrosity – but Inter Miami get the Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart look just right. What’s more, their silver status ensures maniacal laughter all the way to the in-game bank any time you pack a Miami kit. As I write this, the home strip sells for upwards of 4,700 coins – while the away is even more lucrative. You’re looking at the maximum value of 5,000 for that one.
Brazil (home)
League: Men’s National (INT)
Card type: Gold rare
Cost: 5,000 coins
It’s a World Cup year, so naturally Brazil’s latest Nike effort befits a nation who’ve won the big one more than any other. Qatar 2022 sees them seeking to score a sixth finals victory. Looking for appropriate players to wear this shirt in Division Rivals and the Weekend League? Then you’ll be pleased to hear that Neymar, Allison, Emerson and Casemiro all make the top 23 on our FIFA 23 ratings list.
Barcelona (home)
League: La Liga Santander (ESP 1)
Card type: Gold rare
Cost: 4,600 coins
A complete change of tack for Barca this year, as their traditional red and blue stripes are furnished with a bold, dark blue trim. Barcelona kits are always popular in Ultimate Team, but worth considering in FIFA 23 career mode too. Particularly with Pedro, Ronald Araujo, Jules Kounde and Ansu Fati all featuring high on the FIFA 23 best young players list.
LOSC Lille (third)
League: Ligue 1 (FRA 1)
Card type: Gold rare
Cost: 500 coins
Black-and-gold has always been a winning combination in FIFA, and saw South Africa’s Kaizer Chiefs appear on this list many years running. This year, however, French side Lille steals their thunder. The shirt is neat and understated, the sponsor tidy, the overall feel like heading north from Paris at sunset behind the wheel of a classic Renault. Um, maybe.
Venezia (third)
League: Serie BKT (ITA 2)
Card type: Gold common
Cost: 500 coins
Picked up the Lille kit and want something to mirror it as your alternate option? Say ‘grazie’ to little Venezia. Sponsor-free strips always place class over clutter, and like Nottingham Forest there’s a subtle retro vibe in play here too. Messi, Ronaldo and Vinicius Jr all look the part busting out some FIFA 23 skill moves in this get-up.
Wrexham (home)
League: English Division 5 (ENG 5)
Card type: Bronze common
Cost: 1,500 coins
Seen Welcome To Wrexham on Disney Plus yet? Course you have. New co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney pulled some serious strings to get their team into the FIFA series despite playing outside the EFL – they’re listed on their own under ‘England Div. 5’. And they were similarly influential in getting their first team kits sponsored by TikTok. Made by Macron, their clean red home number oozes class mixed with simplicity.
Stuttgart (away)
League: Bundesliga (GER 1)
Card type: Gold common
Cost: 300 coins
All good things come in threes. And after Forest and Venezia, it’s only right that we close this guide off with one more flash of retro excellence. Stuttgart’s new away kit riffs off the 1997-98 number still beloved by its fervent fanbase. Black and red hoops are an Ultimate Team rarity, and the white collar and sponsor band smartly complement those bold colors. Sehr, sehr gut.
