EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS – Barcelona dominate one of the best TOTS squads yet
The EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS promo squad is now available in Ultimate Team packs, featuring some of the best players from the 2024/25 La Liga campaign.
The final major league-specific TOTS squad will be released this week, with the EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS squad entering Ultimate Team packs.
After a week of the Serie A TOTS in EA FC 25 Ultimate Team, EA Sports has blessed us with one of the best TOTS squads of the year. The EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS squad is dominated by some of the biggest stars in world football, with the majority of inclusions from Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid.
EA released a public vote earlier this month for players to pick who they wanted to see in the EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS, and just as we guessed, the likes of Lamine Yamal, Kylian Mbappe and Raphinha headline the squad, with the TOTS squad also receiving a PlayStyle boost as well.
And, ahead of the La Liga TOTS, EA dropped the win requirements for the FUT Champions Play-Offs, meaning it's easier than ever to qualify for Champions Finals and earn some big La Liga TOTS rewards. Alongside the EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS, EA has also released the Liga F TOTS and Liga Portugal TOTS, with even more amazing players included in these squads.
The EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS squad is now available in Ultimate Team packs until Friday, May 30 at 10am PDT / 1 pm EDT / 6 pm BST, when the highly anticipated Ultimate TOTS squad will take its place.
EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS revealed
23 players have been released as part of the EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS squad, with 18 of these TOTS items and three TOTS highlights. The majority of TOTS players released are from Barcelona and Real Madrid with 13 players from these two squads. Interestingly, EA has also increased the number of players with four PlayStyle Plus', with six players now receiving four PlayStyle Plus' rather than three.
Here are the La Liga TOTS players now available in Ultimate Team packs, along with official ratings:
EA FC 25 La Liga TOTS
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CAM: Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid) - 97 OVR*
RW: Lamine Yamal (Barcelona) - 97 OVR*
ST: Kylian Mbappe (Real Madrid) - 97 OVR*
LW: Raphinha (Barcelona) - 97 OVR*
CDM: Pedri (Barcelona) - 96 OVR*
LW: Vinicius Jr (Real Madrid) - 96 OVR
ST: Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona) - 96 OVR
CM: Federico Valverde (Real Madrid) - 95 OVR
CB: Inigo Martinez (Barcelona) - 95 OVR*
RB: Jules Kounde (Barcelona) - 94 OVR
GK: Joan Garcia (Espanyol) - 94 OVR
CB: Pau Cubarsi (Barcelona) - 93 OVR
CAM: Isco (Real Betis) - 93 OVR
CM: Rodrigo De Paul (Atletico Madrid) - 93 OVR
CB: Daniel Vivian (Athletic Bilbao) - 92 OVR
GK: Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid) - 92 OVR
RB: Andrei Ratiu (Rayo Vallecano) - 91 OVR
LM: Alex Baena (Villarreal) - 93 OVR
ST: Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid) - 96 OVR (TOTS Highlights for goal of the season)
ST: Julian Alvarez (Atletico Madrid) - 95 OVR (TOTS Highlights for Newcomer of the Season)
ST: Iago Aspas (Celta Vigo) - 93 OVR (TOTS Highlights for goal of the season)
*Four PlayStyle Plus'
More La Liga TOTS players will be released as SBCs and Objectives, with some even available right now in Ultimate Team. EA has also released some new big Evolutions, while expect to see La Liga TOTS-themed Rush events and Friendlies Cups released over the coming week as well.
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