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FM 22 Winter Update: Best Teams to Use

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Aston Villa signed Philippe Coutinho on loan and Lucas Digne for £25 million ahead of FM 22's Winter Update.
Newcastle United spent heavily after being bought by a Saudi Arabia-led investment group, signing Kieran Trippier for £15 million and Bruno Guimaraes for £40 million.
Everton added Dele Alli for £40 million and Donny van de Beek on loan to boost its attack for the FM 22 Winter Update.

Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Bournemouth, Everton, and Juventus stand out as the best teams to use after FM 22's Winter Update, driven by signings like Coutinho and Digne.

Sera Karasu

February 7, 2022•Last updated: September 25, 2026•9 min read

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Aston Villa signed Philippe Coutinho on loan and Lucas Digne for £25 million ahead of FM 22's Winter Update.
Newcastle United spent heavily after being bought by a Saudi Arabia-led investment group, signing Kieran Trippier for £15 million and Bruno Guimaraes for £40 million.
Everton added Dele Alli for £40 million and Donny van de Beek on loan to boost its attack for the FM 22 Winter Update.

Football Manager 2022's (FM 22) Winter Update is coming very soon, toward the end of February. So we've put together a list of the best teams you can use once the big update arrives. We hope this guide helps steer you when building your squad!✌ Here's the FM 22 Winter Update best teams list:

FM 22 Best Teams Winter Update February 2022

Aston Villa

Aston Villa is set to become one of the most exciting teams after the Winter Update, and with the signing of Liverpool's superstar Philippe Coutinho and the addition of left-back Lucas Digne in particular, it's fair to say they've turned into an attractive team for Premier League fans.

Newcastle United

After being bought out by a Saudi Arabia-led investment group, Newcastle United opened up its wallet in the winter transfer window and made some major signings. Sitting in the relegation zone in the Premier League, the club is looking to fix that this season and set up to become a competitive side in the years ahead. If Newcastle's financial pull ends up combining with Eddie Howe's ability, we won't have to wait long for what we're describing here. As for the FM22 side of things, playing with a budget like that has always been a joy ;)

Bournemouth

Another team that made major moves on the last day of the transfer window was Bournemouth. If you want to take a team out of the lower league and push it up the table, Bournemouth is a good option for you. Stars like Todd Cantwell, Siriki Dembele, and Kieffer Moore show just how deep your attacking options will be. With a good training program, you can turn these young talents into players who can be sold for record transfer fees.

Everton

Everton wants to make some key improvements to its squad. The arrivals of Dele Alli and Donny van de Beek look set to boost the Toffees' (Everton's nickname, meaning caramel) attacking power. Let's see whether, with players back from injury and a squad in much better shape, you can push Everton into European contention.

Juventus (the Zebras)

After Ronaldo's departure, Juventus put the number 7 on its back with a record transfer fee. Even though it may look like things have cooled off since Vlahovic, the Zakaria move is also very important. The Federico Gatti signing is also a nice pickup for the future. In short, Juventus, or the Zebras, has managed to become one of the more exciting teams after the update. Even if their name does have "Zebre" in it :(

Premier League Transfers in the Winter Window

Arsenal:

Arrivals:

Auston Trusty - Colorado Rapids, undisclosed (effective July 17)

Departures:

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - Barcelona, free

Folarin Balogun - Middlesbrough, loan

Ainsley Maitland-Niles - Roma, loan

Sead Kolasinac - Marseille, free

Calum Chambers - Aston Villa, undisclosed

Pablo Mari - Udinese, loan

Harry Clarke - Hibernian, loan

Brooke Norton-Cuffy - Lincoln, loan

Tyreece John-Jules - Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Ryan Alebiosu - Crewe, loan

Karl Hein - Reading, loan

Nikolaj Möller - Den Bosch, loan

Jordi Osei-Tutu - Rotherham, loan

Tim Akinola - Dundee United, loan

Amani Richards - Leicester, undisclosed