How to complete the TOTS Hernán Crespo Exchange in EA FC Mobile
Hernán Crespo
. Available through a direct exchange, this 109 OVR TOTS version of Crespo doesn't require any Star Pass purchases, making it one of the most accessible high-tier cards in the event so far.
Players looking to equip their front line with a classic finisher, here's everything one needs to know to complete the TOTS Hernán Crespo Exchange.
TOTS Hernán Crespo Exchange in EA FC Mobile: Requirements, tips and more
Unlike earlier ICON exchanges like those for Hristo Stoichkov or Lothar Matthäus, that required specific Star Pass progress or milestone conditions, this exchange is more straightforward and completely free-to-play friendly. This ST card is a default version card and can be max ranked up to 114 OVR, making it a brilliant striker choice to boost your Club Team overall.
To complete the exchange and unlock TOTS Crespo, you'll need to submit the following:
350x
TOTS Shards
2x Players rated 107+ OVR
4x Players rated 106+ OVR
5x Players rated 105+ OVR
To complete the TOTS Hernán Crespo exchange efficiently in EA FC Mobile, players need to be strategic with their resources. First and foremost, TOTS Shards are crucial. These shards can be earned through daily quests, completing TOTS match events, and securing bonus rewards from ongoing campaigns. To maximize your shard collection, make sure to focus on playing TOTS-specific challenges and logging in daily to complete objectives.
Get
IPL 2025
match
schedules
,
squads
,
points table
, and live scores for
CSK
,
MI
,
RCB
,
KKR
,
SRH
,
LSG
,
DC
,
GT
,
PBKS
, and
RR
. Check the latest
IPL Orange Cap
and
Purple Cap
standings.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
News18
13 minutes ago
- News18
Yash Dhull says staying in present and grabbing opportunities are paramount
New Delhi, Aug 17 (PTI) Staying in the present is the mantra Yash Dhull wants to live by as the former India U-19 World Cup winning captain aims to make the most of the opportunities that come his way, like a stunning hundred in the Delhi Premier League here. In a rain-truncated DPL game here on Saturday, the right-handed 22-year-old set the tone with a 51-ball 105 with 14 fours and four sixes to propel Central Delhi Kings to 197/7, helping them win by 15 runs against North Delhi Strikers. 'I am thinking about how I can grab the opportunity that I have…If you think too much about the future, you can't play well in the present", Dhull told PTI Videos. 'I am living in the present and doing my practice side by side…Yes, batting a bit against the red-ball…the lessons at the National Cricket Academy (now BCCI Centre of Excellence) on how to switch from white ball to red ball cricket are helping me a lot right now", Dhull added. A heart surgery for a 'minor" congenital issue in July last year also led Dhull to pause, reassess, and come back stronger on the cricket field. 'That incident helped me a lot because I got to know what all I can do…No one was standing with me at that time. I knew I was alone, and I had no choice but to make a comeback. I just kept myself mentally strong," Dhull said. '(But) I had confidence in myself. I knew I would play again one day and I knew how to make it and how I will make it," he recalled. If inner strength pushed young Dhull through the toughest times, his coaches shaped the way forward. 'They are the ones who taught me everything. I am blessed to have such good coaches. I have Rajesh Nagar sir and Pradeep Kochhar sir who have taught me. They must be very happy to see my matches. I am very happy to play under them," he said. In his debut Ranji Trophy season in 2021–22, he finished as Delhi's leading run-getter with 479 runs in six innings at an average of 119.75, scoring hundreds in both innings of his debut and an unbeaten double century against Chhattisgarh. Last season was steadier in which 286 runs across seven matches came at 40.90 and two centuries signalling the steady rise after the surgery. In DPL, Dhull has piled up 292 runs at 146 and a strike rate of 180.25 in five innings, placed third among the leading run-scorers. But the 2024-25 season brought more than runs; it brought refinement. Dhull's technique now features a subtle trigger movement, a tweak he credits with adding balance to his game. 'You know that you have to make small changes in your life and I just did the same. I am trying to make small changes every day because now everyone is playing at a good level like the IPL plus nowadays video analysis helps oppositions to plan better against you," he said. 'A bowler like Harshit Rana, who is playing international cricket for India, won't let me score if I keep playing the same way," he added. 'I am enjoying my game at the moment. I am not thinking too much about my runs, I am taking things game by game and reacting accordingly". The aspiration to play for India are there but Dhull doesn't think too far ahead. 'It is very important for me to stay in the present because I have made this mistake earlier. I used to think more about the future, I used to think about the past," he said. 'It is very simple, stay in your present, grab the opportunity and everyone's destiny, touchwood, is written. I am enjoying this moment and not thinking about things ahead," he added. PTI HN DDV (This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a syndicated news agency feed - PTI) view comments First Published: August 17, 2025, 11:15 IST News agency-feeds Yash Dhull says staying in present and grabbing opportunities are paramount Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
NDTV
22 minutes ago
- NDTV
Will Jasprit Bumrah Play Asia Cup 2025? Report Provides Massive Update On Pacer's Availability
In a massive boost for the Indian cricket team, ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah has confirmed his availability for the upcoming Asia Cup, claimed a report. The continental event is set to be played from September 9 to 28 in the United Arab Emirates. Bumrah's workload management has been the subject of discussion these days. The player skipped two of the five Test matches in the recently-concluded series in England to keep himself away from injury. Notably, Bumrah played all the five Tests during the India-Australia Test series 2024/25 and ended up being injured and miss three months of action subsequently. As per the latest report, the player will be in action for India in Asia Cup 2025. "Bumrah has informed the selectors that he will be available for Asia Cup selection. The selection committee will meet and discuss it when they meet next week," wrote The Indian Express quoting a source. Bumrah had a impressive show in England, picking up 14 wickets in the three matches he played. His best bowling figures in the series were 5 for 74. While he has excelled in every format, India will be needing the right-arm pacer badly in the Asia Cup which will have T20 matches. Bumrah's ability to stay economical while picking up crucial wickets is what makes him special in the shortest format of the game. Ahead of the Ajit Agarkar -led selection panel's meeting to pick India's Asia Cup squad, T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav has also been cleared to play the tournament, as per a PTI report. He has passed his fitness test at the BCCI Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, the agency said. The swashbuckling batter, who last featured in the IPL and was adjudged Player-of-the-Series, had undergone surgery for a sports hernia in the lower-right abdomen in Munich, Germany, in June. "Fitness tests are mandatory before Return to Play (RTP) post-surgery. Surya has cleared the fitness test," a BCCI source told PTI. The 34-year-old enjoyed a stellar IPL season, scoring 717 runs and was only the second batter after Sachin Tendulkar to score over 600 runs for Mumbai Indians in a season. In the Asia Cup, India are scheduled to open their campaign against hosts UAE on September 10, while the marquee fixture against arch-rivals Pakistan is slated on September 14, both in Dubai.
Indian Express
34 minutes ago
- Indian Express
‘No one at fault': Ashwin responds after CSK clarification on Dewald Brevis signing
After the Chennai Super Kings were forced to issue a clarification on the replacement signing of Dewald Brevis in the IPL 2025 season, former India all-rounder R Ashwin has responded following the confusion that arose from his claims that the franchise may have paid more than the stipulated amount to acquire the South Africa batter's services. 'I will tell you something. About Brevis. He had a great time last IPL with CSK. In fact, a few teams were talking to him. A few teams left him because of the price. When he was supposed to be signed as a replacement, he was supposed to be signed at the base price. But what happens is you talk to the agents and the player will say, if you give me X amount extra, I will come,' Ashwin had said earlier this week on his YouTube channel. On Saturday, the five-time IPL champions declared that they had abided by the IPL laws to rope in Brevis mid-way through the IPL 2025 edition. 'Chennai Super Kings categorically clarifies that all actions taken by the franchise during the signing process of Dewald Brevis as a Replacement Player during TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 were in complete compliance with the rules and regulations of IPL,' a franchise statement read. Ashwin responds 'We live in such times where we have to clarify even true stories. In that way, it is a bit tricky. But I won't go there. There is no one at fault here. The clarification here on this matter has arisen from the fact that a lot of people have doubts. The point is the player is not at fault, the franchise is not at fault, and maybe the governing body is also not at fault. All of us need to understand that if a franchise needs a player, the franchise talks to the player or the player's agent and tells the BCCI, 'Look, so-and-so player of ours is injured, we need another player. ' The matter gets closed there,' Ashwin said on his YouTube channel. Ashwin said that his words may have been misconstrued and that several teams have made big-money replacement picks in the past, citing Chris Gayle's example. 'The IPL or those who need to give approval, give the approval, and the player comes and plays. If there was any fault here, that player would not have played in the franchise. This is not about Brevis; it is generally the case. There is one other thing I want to explain. My intention in the video was to describe how well Brevis was batting. We have to understand that every player who plays in the IPL has a tri-parted contract: The player, franchise, and the IPL have a binding contract.' 'So if something is wrong with it, it won't get ratified. That is why, probably, the tweet that said clause so-and-so makes complete sense. The flexibility that is there with the IPL's injury replacement, everyone is making use of it. It is not only CSK who have picked a replacement; there have been several other teams. RCB have taken Chris Gayle in the past, and he became a superstar. Injury replacements are a common facet of the IPL, and even in that, the rule flexibility that you have, how you make use of that, within the limit, you can use it. That is the point'.
