EA FC 25 Lautaro Martinez TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks, solutions, and more
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The
Lautaro Martinez TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC
is the newest introduction to
EA FC 25
, and it gives you a wonderful opportunity to acquire a 95-rated striker. He has extremely good stats and playstyles, which will help you dominate your opponents in the game.
You have a total of seven tasks to complete, and building the necessary teams will provide you with the special
Lautaro Martinez
card in the game. It will end up costing you approximately 420-450 thousand coins to complete the different tasks.
Here are all the details you need to know about the new EA FC 25
Lautaro Martinez TOTS
Honourable Mentions SBC.
EA FC 25 Lautaro Martinez TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks
Listed below are the seven tasks of the new Lautaro Martinez TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC:
Task 1 – Argentina
Squad rating: Min. 85
No. of Argentine players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 2 – Serie A
Squad rating: Min. 86
No. of Serie A players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 3 – Top Form
Squad rating: Min. 86
No. of TOTS / TOTW players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 4 – 88-Rated Squad
Squad rating: Min. 88
No. of TOTS / TOTW players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 5 – 89-Rated Squad
Squad rating: Min. 89
No. of TOTS / TOTW players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 6 – 89-Rated Squad
Squad rating: Min. 89
No. of TOTS / TOTW players in the squad: Min. 1
Task 7 – 90-Rated Squad
Squad rating: Min. 90
Once you are done, you can claim the 95-rated Lautaro Martinez
TOTS card
in EA FC 25.
EA FC 25 Lautaro Martinez TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC cheapest solutions
The following players will prove to be the cheapest solutions for completing the SBC:
Task 1 – Argentina
Rodriguez 83
Pavard 84
Irene Paredes 88
Isak 85
Marc Cucurella 82
Martinez 84
Walsh 85
Tonali 85
Weir 84
Viggosdottir 84
Mahrez 85
Task 2 – Serie A
Mane 84
Lobotka 82
Bernardo Silva 88
Ruben Neves 84
Pavard 84
Giugliano 84
Reiten 88
Diani 88
Dani Olmo 84
Shaw 86
Vlahovic 84
Task 3 – Top Form
Casemiro 84
Rudiger 88
Mane 84
Coman 84
Diogo Jota 85
Mbock 84
Nkunku 84
Alba Redondo 84
Vitinha 85
Dani Olmo 84
Sut 91
Task 4 – 88-Rated Squad
Griezmann 88
Rudiger 88
Dimarco 84
Irene Paredes 88
Greenwood 84
Foden 88
Dallmann 84
Ruben Dias 88
Mead 88
Baltimore 84
Svanberg 92
Task 5, 6 – 89-Rated Squad
Maddison 85
Odegaard 89
Huth 85
Aleix Garcia 84
Miedema 85
Bright 85
Palmer 85
Russo 85
Adams 92
LaBonta 93
Arokodare 93
Task 7 – 90-Rated Squad
Alexander-Arnold 86
Miedema 85
Mateo 85
Katoto 88
Williamson 85
Nico Williams 85
David 92
Adams 92
McCutcheon 92
Sut 91
Kurtz 92
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