The highly anticipated Premier League Team of the Season (TOTS) Guaranteed SBC is expected to drop tonight in EA FC Ultimate Team, giving players a chance to pack one of the league’s best performers. With an estimated cost of 65,000EA FC Coins, this SBC presents a classic high-risk, high-reward scenario.
But is it worth it? Below, we break down every possible pull, categorizing players by value to help you decide whether to take the gamble or save your FUT 25 coins.
Players Worth More Than 65K FC 25 Coins
- Virgil van Dijk 🇳🇱
- Mohamed Salah 🇪🇬
- William Saliba 🇫🇷
- Alexander Isak 🇸🇪
- Gabriel Magalhães 🇧🇷
- Declan Rice 🇬🇧
- Ryan Gravenberch 🇳🇱
- Erling Haaland 🇳🇴
- Matheus Cunha 🇧🇷
- Cole Palmer 🇬🇧
- Myles Lewis-Skelly 🇬🇬
- Milos Kerkez 🇭🇺
- Alexis Mac Allister 🇦🇷
- Trent Alexander-Arnold 🇬🇧
The Big Wins:
- Van Dijk (5.75M) and Salah (3.83M) are the jackpot pulls—elite-tier cards that dominate their positions.
- Saliba (1.51M), Isak (1.35M), Gabriel (786K), Rice (728K), and Gravenberch (632K) are all huge upgrades for most squads.
- Even Haaland (383K), Cunha (327K), and Palmer (295K) provide great value over the 65K cost.
Players Worth Less Than 65K FIFA Coins
Unfortunately, not every pull will be a winner. Here are the players who fall short of the SBC’s cost—meaning you could lose coins if you pack them.
- Bruno Fernandes
- Bukayo Saka
- Antonee Robinson
- Matz Sels
- Chris Wood
- Nikola Milenkovic
- Kaoru Mitoma
- James Tarkowski
The Potential Ls:
- Bruno Fernandes (49K) and Saka (49K) are decent but not worth the 65K cost.
- Robinson (26K), Sels (21K), Wood (18K), Milenkovic (17K), Mitoma (16K), and Tarkowski (14K) are major losses—players you’d rather not pack in this SBC.
Should You Complete the SBC?
This SBC is worth it if you have untradeable fodder to reduce the cost, are chasing elite Premier League cards like Van Dijk, Salah, or Saliba, or simply enjoy the thrill of the gamble and can absorb a potential loss. However, you should skip it if you're low on coins and can't afford a bad pull, are strictly looking for profit (since nearly half the players are worth less than the 65K cost), or would rather wait for a repeatable or cheaper SBC that might offer better value in the future. Ultimately, it’s a risk-reward decision—exciting for those chasing top-tier cards but potentially disappointing for those prioritizing coin efficiency.
Conclusion
This SBC is a moderate-risk, high-reward move. If you need a top-tier PL player and have spare fodder, it’s worth a shot. But if you’re FC Ultimate Team Coin-conscious, you might want to wait for better opportunities.
