It might be a colossal 16 days until the full release but FIFA fans are all geared up for the eagerly anticipated demo that will hit a series of consoles later today.
But what about your long term plans? If you're like me, wonderkids are first on the agenda when it comes to starting and pursuing a career on FIFA.
That feeling of grabbing a bargain youngster early on, nurturing him to become one of the best and then potentially cashing in for £150 million is like no other.
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We've selected 9 wonderkids that will dominate in the coming years but we've mentioned the more obvious ones on the subs bench.
NOTE: The following are 21 or under:
GK: Gianluigi Donnarumma - AC Milan
At the age of just 17, Donnarumma is touted to become one of the world's best and has already made his full international debut for Italy, subbing on for Buffon at half-time against Israel earlier this year.
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In the last FIFA he was 73-rated on career mode but had a potential rating of 86. Expect big things from the Italian shot-stopper.
CB: Jonathan Tah - Bayer Leverkusen
In FIFA 16, the 20-year-old received a 83-rated Team of the Season card for his impressive defensive displays in the Bundesliga and his upcoming card on FIFA 17 looks dangerous at 79-rated.
An upgrade of +4 from his original card last year.
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CB - Jose Gimenez - Atletico Madrid
Another youngster who received a Team of the Season card last year, Jose Gimenez of Atletico Madrid will undoubtedly become a highly rated player in the new FIFA 17.
Gimenez is tipped to become an 88-rated player further down the line on career mode but will reportedly get a 81-rated card.
CM: Renato Sanches - Bayern Munich
Possibly one of the most obvious and more expensive players in the list, Sanches will receive a 78-rated card on FIFA 17 but his potential is through the roof on career mode but it will come at a cost.
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Sanches' potential rating on FIFA 16 was 88 and after his sterling performances at the European Championships this summer, expect monstrous stats in five years time on career mode.
CM: Mahmoud Dahoud - Borussia Monchengladbach
At the start of FIFA 16, Dahoud was a bronze, 60-rated card but 12 months later, the 20-year-old midfielder received an incredible 83-rated Team of the Season card. That's a +23 upgrade.
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That stat alone proves how much potential the Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder has and his potential rating of 85 on FIFA 16 will undoubtedly rise on the FIFA 17.
CAM - Ousmane Dembele - Borussia Dortmund
Dembélé signed a five-year contract with German club Borussia Dortmund this summer and there is no doubt that his new FIFA 17 card will be incredible.
With 89 pace, 80 shooting and 87 dribbling, Dembele could become a go-to player for sweaty FIFA players around the world.
A must on FIFA 17 career mode.
CAM - Marco Asensio - Real Madrid
Although he only received an inform 78-rated card on FIFA 16, Asensio has shone for Real Madrid in recent months and will be a force to be reckoned with on the latest career mode installment.
Asensio had a potential rating of 87 on this year's edition so expect big things from the 20-year-old.
ST - Angel Correa - Atletico Madrid
After making a total of 39 appearances for club and country last season, Correa bagged eight goals and eight assists in 2015/16 and after scoring against Celta Vigo last weekend, the player is destined for great things, especially on FIFA.
With a predicted rating of 78 on the FIFA 17 and with stats of 85 pace and 87 dribbling, he is must sign on the new career mode.
ST - Breel Embolo - Schalke
On FIFA 16, Embolo just managed to get himself a gold 76-rated card but expect his FIFA 17 card to be lethal, with his pace and finishing stats improving off the back of his impressive performances for club and country last season.
Embolo had a potential rating of 88 on FIFA 16 career mode and that was before his move to Schalke in June following interest from the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Talent.
Subs: Borja Mayoral, Kelechi Ineanacho, Antonio Sanabria, Marcus Rashford, Julian Brandt, Kingsley Coman, Dele Alli, Kurt Zouma, Alban Scuffet.
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