
2026 · clause 1,5 M€
Weak foot ★★★★★ · Skill moves ★★★★★
International ★★★★★
T. Eisenhuth is a holding midfielder at Viktoria Köln (62 overall, CDM) — poor at that. At 23 they still have 7 points to grow up to 69, so they add to the XI and gain value.
By FAFIFA Team · updated September 2025
Their place is in front of the defence as CDM. Their job is the dirty work: win the ball back, cover the full-backs when they push on and hold their position. They can also play CM. The game also rewards them with roles like Holding and Wide half, which reinforce that profile.
What makes them reliable: strength (75) and tackling (66). That reliable strength is their signature.
Their soft spots: reading of the game (52) and slide tackling (60). Nothing the right system and teammates can't cover.
Worth around 885 K€ with 1 K€ wages. As an investment they're among the best: give them minutes, they gain value and you end up making money on them. They're also out of contract soon (2026), so you can push in talks or grab them almost free at the end of the season.
They start from 62 with a ceiling of 69 — that's +7 of headroom. Still at an improving age; with regular minutes they'll add points season by season. Give them continuity and a good role so that potential doesn't stay on paper.
Their best position is CDM, though they can also play CM.
Their potential is 69. They start from 62, so they can rise +7 with minutes and development.
Their market value is around 885 K€, with 1 K€ wages.
Their reading of the game is 52 — almost non-existent for their position.
Career Mode performance
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