EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 release date, leaks, predictions and what FUT content to expect
Futties has taken Ultimate Team by storm since its release, and later this week, the EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 squad will enter Ultimate Team packs.
Always one of the biggest promos in the Ultimate Team calendar, Futties kicked off with a bang in EA FC 25, with EA Sports releasing an incredible Futties Team 1 squad that featured 99-rated Lamine Yamal, Kylian Mbappe, and Pele. As well as all of the Futties Icons, Heroes, and regular players, the 'Best Of' Batch 1 was released in packs as well, with EA re-releasing 125 cards from past promos.
EA's attention may be turning towards EA FC 26 with the new Ultimate Edition cover being revealed earlier this week, but this doesn't mean the Futties content will be slowing down, with the EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 squad expected to be just as good as Team 1. Here's everything we know about the upcoming EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 promo squad, including the release date, predictions and expected Ultimate Team content.
EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 release date
The EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 squad release date will be Friday, July 18 at 10am PDT / 1pm EDT/ 6pm BST, replacing the Team 1 squad currently in packs. The Futties promo will last five weeks in Ultimate Team, meaning Futties Team 2 will be replaced by Futties Team 3 on Friday, July 25.
EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 leaks
The first Futties Team 2 leak has been made by @AsyFutTrader, with the leaker revealing in a Tweet that Brazilian Icon Ronaldo will be coming as part of Futties Team 2, with the striker set to be 99-rated. This will be Ronaldo's first promo card since the FUT Immortals Team 1 squad.
EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 predictions
After seeing the level of players that EA released in Futties Team 1, we now have a good idea of what to expect from Team 2. In simple terms, there is no limit to what EA will release. There will be more 99-rated players with five PlayStyle Plus', and with the lowest rated player in Team 1 being 96 overall, we expect this again for Team 2.-
This is a prediction of who we want to see in the EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 squad, along with some Futties Icons and predicted player ratings:
Futties Team 2 predicted Icons
CM: Ruud Gullit (Futties Icon) - 99 OVR
ST: Ronaldo (Futties Icon) - 99 OVR
LM: Aya Miyama (Futties Icon) - 97 OVR
RB: Carlos Alberto (Futties Icon) - 97 OVR
ST: Kenny Dalglish (Futties Icon) - 96 OVR
CAM: Socrates (Futties Icon) - 96 OVR
Futties Team 2 predicted Heroes
CM: Ji-Sung Park (Futties Hero) - 97 OVR
LB: John Arne Riise (Futties Hero) - 97 OVR
ST: Fernando Morientes (Futties Hero) - 97 OVR
ST: Antonio Di Natale (Futties Hero) - 97 OVR
Futties Team 2 predicted players
LW: Vinicius Jr (Real Madrid) - 99 OVR
CAM: Cole Palmer (Chelsea) - 99 OVR
CM: Pedri (Barcelona) - 98 OVR
ST: Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr) - 98 OVR
RB: Jeremie Frimpong (Liverpool) - 97 OVR
CAM: Rayan Cherki (Manchester City) - 96 OVR
CAM: Debinha (Kansas City Current) - 96 OVR
CB: Dean Huijsen (Real Madrid) - 96 OVR
RB: Sacha Boey (Bayern Munich) - 96 OVR
EA FC 25 Futties Team 2 expected content
EA went crazy with the content during Team 1 of Futties, with incredible Futties players being released as SBCs since the start of the promo. During Team 2, we expect more huge names to receive Futties SBCs, so keep stockpiling that fodder!
We expect another FUT Champs-themed Objective to be released with more Futties rewards, while more Futties players should also drop as Objectives as well. Evolutions-wise, there have been some insane Evos released so far, so expect more, both paid and free, to enter the game when Team 2 goes live.
The 'Best Of' Batch 1 may remain in packs for one more week if EA follows the same release pattern as Futties did in EA FC 24, and lastly, we're yet to see it, but fingers crossed the popular 85+ x10 upgrade SBC makes its return during week two of Futties.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Mail
4 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Grinning Marcus Rashford has fans spotting his remarkable glow-up at Barcelona unveiling compared to 'rough' Aston Villa photos
Marcus Rashford was seen beaming when he was unveiled as a Barcelona player on Wednesday having completed a season-long loan move from Manchester United. Rashford had been open in his desire to join the Spanish giants this summer, with the forward last month revealing he wanted to play alongside teenage sensation Lamine Yamal at the club. His ambition was granted as Barcelona sealed Rashford's signing on an initial loan deal, which could be made permanent next summer for around £30million. The Man United academy graduates departure came after he was one of five players exiled by Ruben Amorim from his squad, along with Jadon Sancho, Antony, Alejandro Garnacho and Tyrell Malacia. Speaking at his unveiling as a Barcelona player, Rashford expressed his excitement at signing for the Spanish giants and said it will be a 'joy' to play for the club. Fans were quick to note Rashford's beaming smile as he was unveiled in front of the media, with the forward donning a suit while surrounded by his new Barcelona No 14 shirt. Some fans drew the comparison between his glowing appearance at the unveiling to unflattering photos when he joined Aston Villa on loan back in January Several drew the comparison to unflattering photos from Rashford's unveiling back in January, which had led to some fans expressing concern for the 27-year-old. One account shared photos of Rashford's unveilings side by side and drew a comparison, writing 'Marcus Rashford being presented at Aston Villa / Marcus Rashford going to sign with Barcelona.' Another wrote 'Bro look at the difference in Rashford's smile and appearance when signing for Aston Villa vs Barca.' 'Now this is the Rashford I remember. Always smiling and confident, not whoever that was at the start of the 2024/25 season pre Aston Villa,' added a third. Another fan claimed Rashford's appearance at Barcelona was an indicator the forward will succeed with the Spanish giants. 'Look at Rashford in both pictures closely, and tell me you don't see seriousness already,' the fan claimed. 'Can you see his condition at Manchester United before leaving for Aston Villa, compared to Barcelona? Hmmm. Be ready for fire.' Rashford had himself admitted at his Barcelona unveiling that he had initially wanted to join the club in January, only to join Aston Villa when a move was not forthcoming. 'It was clear I wanted to come to Barca from the beginning,' Rashford said. 'Since January I wanted to come, but I couldn't come and I went to Aston Villa, where I had a great time and I'm grateful. 'Now I could come to Barca, it was an easy decision.' Back when he signed for Aston Villa on loan in January, a handful of supporters had commented that he had looked 'rough' and 'unhealthy' during his photoshoot with Aston Villa. The comments came off the back of Man United boss Ruben Amorim publicly questioning Rashford's lifestyle and commitment. Despite the criticism, Rashford ultimately played a major role for Aston Villa during the second half of the season. Rashford scored four goals and provided six assists in 17 matches for the club, while he caught the eye during their Champions League knock-out stage clash with eventual tournament winners PSG. The forward was asked on Wednesday about the difference from six months ago, when he departed Man United on loan with his lifestyle among the key criticisms he faced. 'Six months ago is six months ago,' Rashford said. 'I'm supposed to be improving and progressing and right now I am in a good place, I'm happy and I'm healthy. 'Like I said I am eager to get going, it's one thing to say you are motivated and determined but these are things that they can change day to day depending on how you are feeling. 'Really the thing I bring it back to my life but not just the sport is the discipline and the discipline is something that stays regardless of if you wake up and don't feel like it today, the discipline is the thing that keeps you going. 'My overall message is that I am happy to be here, I'm ready to be here. 'I'm eager to get the games going and experience this club, and excited to be living in a different city and country, and in a new league. 'These are all things I am not afraid of, I ready and excited to go through the experience.' Rashford added that it would be a 'joy' to play for Barcelona, with the forward vowing to enjoy every minute. 'I am very excited, I think it's a club where people's dreams come true,' Rashford said. 'What the club stands for means a lot to me as well and it feels like I'm at home, and this is a big factor in my choice. It's a family club people are comfortable here and it's a good place for people to show their skills. 'I try to make decisive actions and fast dynamic plays and I always like good football so I've always been a fan of watching Barcelona from a young age. 'It's going to be a joy for me to play here and I'm going to enjoy every minute of it.'
Metro
12 hours ago
- Metro
EA Sports FC 26 preview - rip it up and start again
This year's EA Sports FC 26 has been revealed at last and it's going to be fundamentally different from its somewhat unloved predecessor. The franchise previously known as FIFA is one of the games industry's great cash cows. However, it has had a rocky time recently, when two years ago EA made the break from the famously money-hungry FIFA and rebranded the series to FC. At first this seemed to work out fine but last year's iteration, FC 25, didn't live up to EA Sports' sales expectations. To their credit, EA's response to that failure has been immediate and seemingly far reaching, when it comes to the changes being made to FC 26. EA has cited community feedback as the driving force behind EA Sports FC 26's radical rework. The company has released a raft of presentations to insiders, covering every aspect of the game but, tellingly, the first of those was conducted by Sheldon Rogers, head of FC 26's global community team, who said: 'When we say 'The club is yours,' we really mean it. We have been tracking what is most important to our players, and bringing that directly into our development process.' So what, exactly, has that process brought to FC 26? Undoubtedly the headline change will be that for the first time in the franchise's history, players will be able to choose between two gameplay styles, called Competitive and Authentic. Paul Parsons, FC 26's lead gameplay producer, explained the thinking behind that radical move: 'We've got two different, really core, audiences in our game. We've got the competitive player, who wants a high-paced, uptempo, head-to-head experience, and we've got the offline career player who's looking for something that's slower, more tactical and with scorelines that are lower, in line with what you see in a real-world game. 'In the past, we've found ourselves disappointing one of those two audiences, but we're not willing to do that in FC 26. This year, we've come up with two completely different tunings for the game.' So, the Competitive style will breed ultra-fast, end-to-end gameplay that may not bear a huge amount of resemblance to the real-life game, and is aimed at those whose FC gameplay revolves around the FC Ultimate Team (FUT) and Clubs elements of the game. According to Parsons, the priority of the Competitive preset was to improve responsiveness and foreground user skill, and one key way in which EA does that is by dialling down the game's fatigue system. Sign up to the GameCentral newsletter for a unique take on the week in gaming, alongside the latest reviews and more. Delivered to your inbox every Saturday morning. EA has also added sliders that will enable players to fine-tune both experiences, and one key difference between the two will be that in Competitive mode players will have to control defenders manually, whereas in Authentic the game will take more control over their positioning. You'll be able to pick either system in any mode of the game, and also to save and quickly retrieve your tweaked versions of them. Adding two different gameplay-tuning presets to FC 26 is an unprecedented move. In the past, when FIFA games would slug it out with Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer, PES was renowned for taking the more measured, true-to-life approach that EA Sports is attempting with the Authentic preset, whereas FIFA fell squarely into Competitive territory. It will be fascinating to see which tuning FC 26's fanbase ultimately prefers. FC 26's Authentic mode is still unlikely to provide an experience which is anything like as measured and, some would say, ponderous as that of PES games of yore. That's because the other raft of changes EA has made to FC 26 is to rework a large number of fundamental gameplay elements, in a quest to improve player responsiveness. Those fundamentals include dribbling, where FC 26's players will make more touches while dribbling, turn more sharply, and move faster with the ball. Goalkeepers' AI has been rewritten so that their tendency to deflect the ball to incoming attackers, as seen in FC 25, has been reduced, and they generally position themselves more intelligently. Tackling and interceptions have been retuned to reduce the previous tendency for the ball to bounce back to opposition players. More Trending EA has also tweaked players' run curves, giving them more explosive acceleration and allowing them to turn more sharply. And the final fundamental that has been reworked is players' ability to shield the ball. Parsons said that the company has worked hard to make ball-shielding more consistent in the game, adding two new shielding mechanics (called Contested Boxouts and Shield Entries), a new Enforcer play style, and by upgrading the physics of shielding. Another fundamental aspect of the game that EA says it has improved is general online responsiveness, especially the area of delay between players' inputs and what happens on screen. The publisher has also highlighted a number of additions and less fundamental tweaks to pretty much all of FC 26's game modes – such as the return of low-driven shots, triggered by double-tapping the shoot button – but we'll bring you a deeper dive into those when we've had a chance to play the game. Given the sheer amount of changes and upgrades that we already know about, EA Sports FC 26 should feel radically different to its immediate predecessors. Hopefully in a good way. But it certainly looks as though EA has been making better use of the vast amount of money it used to have to pay FIFA each year, and pouring at least some of it back into the game itself. EA Sports FC 26 will launch on September 26 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. Email gamecentral@ leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter. To submit Inbox letters and Reader's Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use our Submit Stuff page here. For more stories like this, check our Gaming page. MORE: The Elder Scrolls creator Julian LeFay dies following battle with cancer MORE: Assassin's Creed Shadows on Switch 2 all but confirmed for next Nintendo Direct MORE: Battlefield 6 release date and open beta details leak ahead of reveal trailer
North Wales Chronicle
a day ago
- North Wales Chronicle
Bryan Mbeumo excited to follow in Ronaldo's footsteps at ‘biggest club' Man Utd
After seven weeks and some tense talks between the clubs, the 25-year-old finally completed his move from Brentford on Monday for £65million plus a potential £6million in add-ons. Mbeumo has signed a deal until 2030, with the option of a further season, at what he calls the 'club of my dreams' – one whose shirt he wore as a kid growing up in France. A post shared by Manchester United (@manchesterunited) 'For me, it's the biggest club in the world, in England as well. I think the fans are crazy, the stadium is amazing, and I think every player wants to play here. 'I think my first top was a Manchester United top with Ronaldo behind. It's just such a big club and, yeah, I'm really happy to be here.' Mbeumo says he idolised Ronaldo and Lionel Messi growing up, as well as admiring Neymar and Eden Hazard, and joins Matheus Cunha in bolstering what has been a blunt United attack. The forward says the Brazil international will 'bring something new' to a team that he is excited to get to know better when they head to the United States for their pre-season tour on Tuesday. 'I think it's really important for me joining a new club,' Mbeumo said. 'It's important to create links as soon as possible, automatism as well with the team-mates, so in and out the pitch. 'The spirit is really important. Yeah, create a group, being involved as soon as possible, for me, it's something really important.' Turning up for his first day in style 😎 🆕 @BMbeumo19 — Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 22, 2025 Mbeumo links up with United after scoring 20 Premier League goals for Brentford under Thomas Frank, who has since moved on to Tottenham and is someone he sees similarly to new boss Ruben Amorim. 'I think they have similar values,' he said. 'He seems really close to his players and his mentality, his winning thinking every time. This is a thing that I need. 'It seems to be a really good group. I think the spirit is really important for winning and, yeah, with the gaffer I heard only good things about the team.'
