EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks, solutions, and more
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The new EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC is live inside the game, and you can complete the different tasks to get a decent striker. The French international had a great season with Villareal, and the youngster ended up scoring a total of 11 goals in La Liga.
His card has an overall rating of 93, and it has pretty solid statistics. Given that there are only two tasks that you will have to complete, the overall cost of finishing the Thierno Barry SBC will be low.
If you are looking for further details, you can check out the following section for a detailed guide on the EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC.
EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks
As already mentioned, you only have to complete two tasks as part of the newly introduced Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC in EA FC 25.
The tasks are quite simple, and you will have to match the requirements set by the developers.
The following are the exact specifics of the tasks that you must complete:
Task 1 – France
Min. team rating: 83.
No. of players from France in the squad: Min. 1
Reward: 1x Small Electrum Players Pack
Task 2 – LaLiga
Min. team rating: 85.
No. of players from LaLiga EA Sports in the squad: 1
Reward: 1x Gold Pack
The overall cost of completing these two tasks will come down to approximately 25-30 thousand coins, which is quite cheap for a 93-rated card. Accordingly, if you are just starting with the game, you can spend that amount and get your hands on Thierno Barry's card in EA FC 25.
EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC cheapest solutions
Listed below are the cards that will be the cheapest solution for completing the EA FC 25 Thierno Barry TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC:
Task 1 – France
Sule 82
Fabian Ruiz 82
Eriksson 83
Nkunku 84
De Ligt 84
Fox 81
Hegering 82
Botman 82
Jonsdottir 82
Chawinga 84
Lukaku 82
Task 2 – La Liga
Koulibaly 84
Maddison 85
Dimarco 84
Foord 85
Hakimi 84
Dani Olmo 84
Hasegawa 84
Saka 87
Bruno Guimaraes 85
Russo 85
Viggosdottir 84
If you have other fodder cards, you can use them instead of the ones mentioned above. Once you are done with these tasks, you will receive the Thierno Barry card in EA FC 25. You can then end up utilizing him in the striker position.
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