The FC 25 market has officially entered crash mode, and it’s unfolding in spectacular fashion. With Team of the Season (TOTS) leaks circulating and players panicking, prices are dropping by the hour. Cards are being sold at massive losses as managers scramble to stay ahead of the volatility. And with a paid season pass rumored to be on the way, uncertainty continues to fuel the panic. Let’s break down what’s causing this crash and what players can expect in the days ahead.
TOTS Leaks Trigger Panic Selling
The FC 25 market started dipping during the weekend, but by Monday, the crash accelerated. High-tier cards like Berbatov dropped from over 1.1 million to around 810K. Even midfield staples like Zaïre-Emery and Xavi saw drastic dips. Javi, who was 1 million on Sunday, tanked to 650K the next day. These are not minor corrections—this is a full-blown collapse. The culprit? TOTS leaks. With four PlayStyle+ cards and leaked official stats for players like Ferran Torres and Fran Rey, managers are offloading cards in anticipation of better, more meta options.
Rodri’s crash is especially telling. Once valued at 4.8 million coins in early March, he now hovers at 1.8 million. The drop hasn’t been steady—it’s been a cliff. The anticipation of highly packable TOTS cards, which usually bring accessible, usable players much like FUT Birthday did, is prompting widespread selloffs.
Season Pass and Evolution Speculation Add Fuel
Adding further instability is the possible introduction of a paid season pass. While details are still unclear, the idea of coin-based purchases from the pass is pushing players to liquidate assets. History tells us that promos like the Strikeforce Evo and Team of the Year Blueprint Evo have crashed the market before. If the pass contains powerful rewards, and the price is low enough to be “worth it,” many players will jump on it—driving prices even lower.
There’s also a new Evolution on the horizon. Leaks hint at a striker EVO with Low Driven and First Touch+, ideal for top forwards like Fernando Torres or Vinícius Júnior. If confirmed, this could further devalue current meta strikers and deepen the market crash.
Investment Risks and Trading Opportunities (FC 25 Market Tips)
For traders, this market is a double-edged sword. Opportunities exist, but so do risks. A card like Daniel Malen, for instance, was bought at 362K after dipping from 500K. Within a short span, it rebounded to 407K—a quick 20K profit for those who timed it right. But even these short-term flips come with danger. One bad leak, one powerful SBC, and those profits vanish.
Fodder prices are another area to monitor. Middle-tier 85–87 rated cards remain undervalued. If EA releases a solid League One TOTS SBC, these could spike. Inform investments are also gaining traction as Team of the Week cards edge up due to weekend league supply ending.
Leaks and Upcoming Content
The leaks are relentless. Dan Burn’s 95 physical, 95 defense card with three PlayStyle+ was just revealed. Usman Dembélé and André Santos have been leaked for League One TOTS, likely carrying top-tier stats. EA hasn’t confirmed these, but as more names surface, expect further market instability.
Upgrade packs like the 83×10 are refreshing, and players are encouraged to complete objectives like the daily login for 86×3 packs. Meanwhile, the El Clásico showdown SBC featuring Ansu Fati and Arthur is expected soon, possibly this week. These additions won’t save the market—but they’ll add more layers to the evolving meta.
