EA FC 25 MLS TOTS and Saudi Pro League TOTS revealed as Messi and Ronaldo star
Three more EA FC 25 TOTS promo squads are now available in Ultimate Team packs, featuring some of the best players from the MLS, Saudi Pro League, and Rest of the World.
The TOTS promo continues in EA FC 25 Ultimate Team this week, with EA Sports releasing the EA FC 25 MLS TOTS and the EA FC 25 Saudi Pro League TOTS with some big names included.
We're now in the penultimate week of the EA FC 25 TOTS promo in Ultimate Team, with EA Sports releasing three more TOTS squads ahead of the Ultimate TOTS release next week. Alongside the Rest of the World TOTS, EA has released the EA FC 25 MLS TOTS and Saudi Pro League TOTS, and as expected, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi headline the squads as the highest-rated players.
It seems EA has juiced-up some of these TOTS items as well, with some incredible MLS and Saudi Pro League TOTS cards available to earn. The EA FC 25 MLS TOTS, Saudi Pro League TOTS and Rest of the World TOTS squads are now available in Ultimate Team packs until Friday, June 6 at 10am PDT / 1 pm EDT / 6 pm BST, when the highly anticipated Ultimate TOTS squad will take its place.
EA FC 25 MLS, Saudi Pro League and Rest of the World TOTS revealed
A total of 42 TOTS players are available in Ultimate Team packs, with the likes of Messi, Ronaldo, Luis Suarez, Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, and Ko Seung Beom some of the standout inclusions. Here are the TOTS squads in full, with all of these players now available in Ultimate Team packs, along with official ratings:
EA FC 25 Saudi Pro League TOTS
ST: Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr) - 97 OVR*
CDM: N'Golo Kante (Al Ittihad) - 96 OVR*
LM: Salem Al Dawsari (Al Hilal) - 96 OVR
ST: Karim Benzema (Al Ittihad) - 96 OVR
CB: Ibanez (Al Ahli) - 95 OVR*
RM: Moussa Diaby (Al Ittihad) - 95 OVR
CM: Sergej Milinkovic-Savic (Al Hilal) - 95 OVR
RB: Joao Cancelo (Al Hilal) - 94 OVR
CB: Mohamed Simakan (Al Nassr) - 92 OVR
LB: Nawaf Boushal (Al Nassr) - 91 OVR
GK: Koen Casteels (Al Quadisiyah) - 91 OVR
ST: Macros Leonardo (Al Hilal) - 94 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
LM: Daniel Podence (Al Shabab) - 93 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
ST: Abdullah Al Salem (Al Khaleej) - 92 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
*Four PlayStyle Plus'
EA FC 25 MLS TOTS
RW: Lionel Messi (Inter Miami) - 97 OVR*
ST: Luis Suarez (Inter Miami) - 96 OVR*
CAM: Evander (Cincinnati) - 96 OVR*
ST: Christian Benteke (DC United) - 96 OVR
CB: Steven Moreira (Columbus Crew) - 96 OVR*
LB: Jordi Alba (Inter Miami) - 95 OVR
CAM: Nico Forsberg (New York Red Bulls) - 95 OVR
CM: Riqui Puig (LA Galaxy) - 95 OVR
GK: Kristijan Kahlina (Charlotte) - 94 OVR
CB: Jackson Ragen (Seattle Sounders) - 94 OVR
LW: Ryan Gauld (Vancouver Whitecaps) - 92 OVR
GK: Brad Guzan (Atlanta United) - 93 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
LM: Luca Orellano (Cincinnati) - 92 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
RW: Gabriel Pec (LA Galaxy) - 91 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
*Four PlayStyle Plus'
EA FC 25 Rest of the World TOTS
CM: Ko Seung Beom (Ulsan Hyundai) - 96 OVR*
CAM: Leonardo Fernandez (Penarol) - 96 OVR*
RW: Wu Lei (Shanghai Port) - 95 OVR
LW: Armand Lauriente (Sassuolo) - 95 OVR
LW: Jean-Luc Dompe (Hamburg) - 95 OVR
CB: Valentin Gomez (Velez Starsfield) - 95 OVR
CAM: Martin Baturina (Dinamo Zagreb) - 94 OVR
LB: Francis De Vries (Aukland) - 93 OVR
ST: Eli Junior Kroupi (Lorient) - 92 OVR
GK: Marvin Schwabe (Koln) - 92 OVR
CB: Bigas (Elche) - 92 OVR
CAM: Juan Fernando Quintero (America de Cali) - 95 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
LM: Santiago Montiel (Independiente) - 94 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
CB: Alberto (Mohun Bagan SG) - 91 OVR (TOTS Highlights)
*Four PlayStyle Plus'
More of these players will be released as SBCs and Objectives, while some new Evolutions are also available now in Ultimate Team.
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