In this article, we'll explain the way Ones to Watch works in FIFA 23 and the cards that are available during the promotion, how to make some cash and whether any of the players merit a spot in your squad.

EA Sports also dropped a handful of players who could earn points through the Objectives tab in game. New Spurs striker Richarlison is available until October 7th for fulfilling a variety of goals for live FUT Friendlies: Continental Links. AC Milan right-back Sergino Dest is available through similar things during Squad Battles (or Rivals) before October 9th.

Two players were let go through the Squad-Building Challenges well. Angel Di Maria has expired already however, you're not missing a game given his difficult start to life at The Old Lady (club in chaos, dismissed from Monza).

Franck Kessie from Serie A but now at Barcelona in LaLiga It could be an interesting player, however, it's expensive for what you get, especially given Barca's patchy form. Federico Valverde's Player of the Month SBC arrived a day later and would be a great spot to store any duplicate fodder. It takes more time to complete it as well.

What exactly is FIFA 23 Ones to Watch work? Ones to Watch has been modified over time because - whisper it - it wasn't actually very good and the majority of cards became pointless pretty quickly. It's still not the grea**** but it's superior to what it used be.

The basic idea is to have players that have been transferred in the summer time can be chosen for Ones to Watch, meaning they will receive a card with a particular design and released via packs, Squad Building Challenges and/or Objectives. Then if they secure an in-form (Team of the Week) card for their new club, it is automatically added as Ones to Watch is automatically upgraded to reflect their upgraded statistics.

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