The ongoing FC 25 La Liga TOTS (Team of the Season) campaign continues to generate buzz, especially around new Evolutions, market swings, and potential SBC content. Sunday’s update brings both excitement and frustration, as the community debates the value of the latest EVOs, rising card prices, and whether four PlayStyle+ upgrades will finally become a reality.
Center Back EVO Review: Is It Worth It?
One of the biggest talking points is the new 92-rated center back EVO. While it offers solid upgrades including Power Header+, Bruiser, and Anticipate+, it’s not universally appealing. Many players find the rewards underwhelming unless they already own a card like 92 Maldini, who fits perfectly into this evolution. For those players, this EVO becomes a no-brainer upgrade path—transforming Maldini into a 94-rated beast without altering his existing PlayStyle+ abilities.
Cards like Ferland Mendy also shine through chained EVOs, but the broader usability of this center back path feels limited. Unless you’re building toward Power Header+ or starting with a high-tier three PlayStyle+ player, it’s a questionable investment.
EVO Leak and 4 PlayStyle+ Speculation
With another EVO leak on the horizon—a 92-rated LB/RB evolution reportedly offering Jockey+ and Pinged Pass+—the community is buzzing again. However, it’s only offering two PlayStyle+ upgrades. That has prompted many to ask the big question: when will we finally get four PlayStyle+ evolutions?
Cheap four PlayStyle+ cards like Samu Omorodion (aka “Sam Stein”) have flooded the market, making it feel like the current EVOs are falling behind. The next big leap for EA could be a 500K EVO with four PlayStyle+ upgrades, which would dramatically shift squad-building strategy. Leakers and traders alike are waiting for that major reveal—complete with “bombazo” tweets and price swings.
FC 25 La Liga TOTS Market: Winners, Drops, and Investment Regret
On the transfer market, La Liga TOTS prices remain surprisingly low. Cards like Vinícius Jr.’s Team of the Season are now around 900K, while his Team of the Year is still sitting at 2.6 million. Players like Raphinha saw slight upticks, but others like Jules Koundé are listed for as low as 65K. This affordability is great for buyers, but demoralizing for anyone who packed cards only to see their prices plummet.
EA’s increased pack weight seems to be a key reason for these market conditions. Based on community feedback, many players are finally hitting decent rewards in TOTS packs—something that had been rare in prior weeks. Whether it’s due to increased drop rates or better card distribution, pack openings feel more rewarding now.
SBCs, Icon Picks, and Daily Content Watch
Today’s content rotation is expected to include a new 92-rated fullback EVO, replacing the expiring Silver EVO. But even more interest lies in potential SBCs. High-rated fodder is extremely scarce, making 90+ and 93+ Icon Picks difficult to complete without draining the club. EA’s rumored refresh of these SBCs could shift meta usage and market values again.
The community is also watching closely for the release of Baldé and Patrick Guimaraes player SBCs. Leakers revealed both, but EA has not released them yet, and speculation links one to a new competitive Cup mode.
With EA hinting at more “competition-focused” content this week via the La Liga loading screen, something may drop as early as today.
Finally, last week’s Spurs promo cards—released for only 48 hours—have skyrocketed in value. Cards like Van de Ven and Lo Celso doubled or even tripled in price, especially after Spurs lifted their in-game trophy. Those who missed out on investing are now scrambling, while others are holding tight in case the trend continues.
