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Time of India
10 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
EA FC 25 Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks, solutions, and more
Image via EA FC 25 EA FC 25 Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC is a new introduction in the game, and it gives you the opportunity to get a 94-rated card. The Spanish international was unbelievable for FC Barcelona in the 2024/2025 season, being solid both offensively and defensively. By completing the SBC, you can get a fantastic left back in Ultimate Team, and he can also be utilized as a left midfielder. There are a total of seven tasks that you must complete to obtain Balde. Here are all the details about the new Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC in EA FC 25. EA FC 25 Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC tasks The following are the seven tasks that you must complete as part of the Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC in EA FC 25: Task 1 – FC Barcelona Squad rating: Min. 85 No. of players from FC Barcelona: Min. 1 Task 2 – Spain Squad rating: Min. 86 No. of players from Spain: Min. 1 No. of TOTS / TOTW players: Min. 1 Task 3 – Top Form Squad rating: Min. 88 No. of TOTS / TOTW players: Min. 1 Task 4 – 89-Rated Squad Squad rating: Min. 89 Task 5 – 89-Rated Squad Squad rating: Min. 89 Task 6 – 90-Rated Squad Squad rating: Min. 90 Task 7 – 90-Rated Squad Squad rating: Min. 90 You will have to spend around 380 thousand coins to finish all of these tasks for the new Balde SBC in EA FC 25. EA FC 25 Balde TOTS Honourable Mentions SBC cheapest solutions Listed below are the cheapest options for the Balde SBC in EA FC 25: Task 1 – FC Barcelona Iago Aspas 84 Ilestedt 84 Mbock 84 Romero 84 Hakimi 84 Doorsoun 84 Mac Allister 86 Ruben Dias 88 Walker 84 Dani Olmo 84 Vlahovic 84 Task 2 – Spain Griezmann 88 Koulibaly 84 Stones 85 Mane 84 Ake 84 Guirassy 84 Cascarino 84 Nkunku 84 Catarina Macario 84 Mikel Merino 85 Angeldahl 91 Task 3 – Top Form Grealish 84 Laimer 83 Diaz 84 Dovbyk 84 Olga Carmona 83 Prasnikar 84 Neville 83 Hjulmand 93 Boe Risa 93 Iago Aspas 93 Williams 83 Task 4, 5 – 89-Rated Squad Koulibaly 84 Coman 84 Greenwood 84 Aleix Garcia 84 Rodri 91 Mariona 84 Doorsoun 84 Mateo 85 Lavogez 92 Weidauer 93 Goncalo Inacio 93 Task 6, 7 – 90-Rated Squad Kvaratskhelia 85 Stones 85 Brandt 85 Miedema 85 Russo 85 Mikel Merino 85 Schuller 86 Boe Risa 93 Iago Aspas 93 Kokcu 94 Goncalo Inacio 93 If you have fodder cards, you can end up using them for completing the different tasks of the Balde TOTS SBC in EA FC 25. 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.
CTV News
11 hours ago
- Business
- CTV News
17-year-old superstar Lamine Yamal signs contract extension with Barcelona until 2031
Lamine Yamal has signed a contract extension with FC Barcelona, the club announced Tuesday, in a deal which keeps the 17-year-old superstar with the Blaugrana until the end of the 2030-31 season. News of the contract extension comes after Yamal exclusively told CNN Sports' Amanda Davies at the Globe Soccer Awards in December 2024 that 'Barça is the club of my life,' adding: 'I want to play in the Spanish league. I want to play for Barça, and yes, I will renew my contract. I will.' Details of the deal – which was signed at the club's offices in front of president Joan Laporta and sporting director Deco – were not provided by Barça, but multiple reports from Spanish media say that the precocious teenager is set to become one of the highest earners in the squad with a potential annual salary of roughly 19 million euros (about $21.5 million) after taxes. Yamal's father, Mounir Nasraoui, seemed to hint at those figures in his Instagram Stories, linking to a post celebrating his son's contract extension with the number '19.3' written above it. CNN Sports has reached out to Barcelona for comment on Nasraoui's Instagram post and the details of the contract extension. Yamal first burst onto the scene last season in Spain's La Liga, where he broke multiple records, but stormed into the spotlight at last year's European Championships, setting numerous new landmarks on the way to helping lead La Roja to its fourth Euros victory. Yamal then received further global recognition this season, in particular for his masterful performance against Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League semifinals, which – despite his play that had people saying he was the best player in the world – saw Barça get eliminated in an all-time classic knockout tie. In a reminder of how young Yamal is right now and a potential nightmare for opponents, the new deal is set to keep one of soccer's best young players at the Catalan club until he turns 23 years old, when many players begin entering their prime. After winning a domestic double this season with the Blaugrana, the future seems bright for both the Catalan giant and Yamal, but as he told CNN's Davies in December, he isn't getting too ahead of himself. 'It's true that things have happened very quickly,' Yamal said. 'I don't think this is normal for a teenager. I think it's nice being the first teenager to be doing these things. 'In the end, I only think of the future. I only think of the good things that happen and that's it. As my mother says, 'Always enjoy the moment because everything goes by so quickly.''
Yahoo
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
FC Barcelona's 17-year-old star Lamine Yamal credits grandmother for his success
Lamine Yamal is still a minor and will sign a full contract with Barcelona when he turns 18 in July. Lamine Yamal is still a minor and will sign a full contract with Barcelona when he turns 18 in July. Photograph: Albert Gea/Reuters Lamine Yamal, Barcelona and Spain's 17-year-old football sensation, was about to sign a new contract with his club when he realised his grandmother wasn't there and said they couldn't go ahead if she wasn't in the photo along with his agent, the FC Barcelona president and the rest of his family. Lamine Yamal, who has won hearts and minds not just with his talent on the pitch but for his humility, credits Fatima, his paternal grandmother, with keeping his feet on the ground after his parents separated when he was three years old. Advertisement The contract, which will keep Lamine Yamal at Barcelona until 2031, when he will still be only 24, is in fact a pre-contract as the player is still a minor. He will officially sign when he turns 18 in July, with Fatima in attendance. The contract has a buyout clause of €1bn (£840m) Related: 'A phenomenon': Inzaghi hails Lamine Yamal after his star turn against Inter Fatima left Morocco in 1990 and arrived in Barcelona accompanied by her five children, among them Lamine Yamal's father Mounir Nasraoui. She played a key role in Lamine Yamal's upbringing after his mother, Sheila Ebana, from Equatorial Guinea, and Nasraoui separated. When Lamine Yamal offered to buy Fatima a house she refused, saying she preferred to stay where she was in Rocafonda, the working-class neighbourhood in Mataró, a coastal town north of Barcelona. Advertisement True to his origins, Lamine Yamal celebrates his goals with his hands forming the numbers 304, the Rocafonda postal code. Already rated by many pundits as the best player in the world, Lamine signed for Barcelona in 2014 when he was six years old and was raised in La Masia, the club's famous school-cum-football academy. He made his first-team debut in 2023. Related: Lamine Yamal: the perfect dopamine-hit footballer for our terminally online world | Barney Ronay At the Uefa European Championship last year he became the youngest player to appear in the competition, scoring the goal of the tournament against France in the semi-finals. Advertisement During the competition, which was held in Germany, Spain's use of their young star was constrained by local labour laws that forbid anyone under 18 to work after 8pm. Last year Lamine Yamal became the youngest player to be nominated for the coveted Ballon d'Or, winning the Kopa Trophy for best young player. At 16 he broke the record held by Barcelona teammate Gavi as Spain's youngest goalscorer.
CNN
15 hours ago
- Business
- CNN
17-year-old superstar Lamine Yamal signs contract extension with Barcelona until 2031
Lamine Yamal has signed a contract extension with FC Barcelona, the club announced Tuesday, in a deal which keeps the 17-year-old superstar with the Blaugrana until the end of the 2030-31 season. News of the contract extension comes after Yamal exclusively told CNN Sports' Amanda Davies at the Globe Soccer Awards in December 2024 that 'Barça is the club of my life,' adding: 'I want to play in the Spanish league. I want to play for Barça, and yes, I will renew my contract. I will.' Details of the deal – which was signed at the club's offices in front of president Joan Laporta and sporting director Deco – were not provided by Barça, but multiple reports from Spanish media say that the precocious teenager is set to become one of the highest earners in the squad with a potential annual salary of roughly 19 million euros (about $21.5 million) after taxes. Yamal's father, Mounir Nasraoui, seemed to hint at those figures in his Instagram Stories, linking to a post celebrating his son's contract extension with the number '19.3' written above it. CNN Sports has reached out to Barcelona for comment on Nasraoui's Instagram post and the details of the contract extension. Yamal first burst onto the scene last season in Spain's La Liga, where he broke multiple records, but stormed into the spotlight at last year's European Championships, setting numerous new landmarks on the way to helping lead La Roja to its fourth Euros victory. Yamal then received further global recognition this season, in particular for his masterful performance against Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League semifinals, which – despite his play that had people saying he was the best player in the world – saw Barça get eliminated in an all-time classic knockout tie. In a reminder of how young Yamal is right now and a potential nightmare for opponents, the new deal is set to keep one of soccer's best young players at the Catalan club until he turns 23 years old, when many players begin entering their prime. After winning a domestic double this season with the Blaugrana, the future seems bright for both the Catalan giant and Yamal, but as he told CNN's Davies in December, he isn't getting too ahead of himself. 'It's true that things have happened very quickly,' Yamal said. 'I don't think this is normal for a teenager. I think it's nice being the first teenager to be doing these things. 'In the end, I only think of the future. I only think of the good things that happen and that's it. As my mother says, 'Always enjoy the moment because everything goes by so quickly.''
CNN
15 hours ago
- Business
- CNN
17-year-old superstar Lamine Yamal signs contract extension with Barcelona until 2031
Lamine Yamal has signed a contract extension with FC Barcelona, the club announced Tuesday, in a deal which keeps the 17-year-old superstar with the Blaugrana until the end of the 2030-31 season. News of the contract extension comes after Yamal exclusively told CNN Sports' Amanda Davies at the Globe Soccer Awards in December 2024 that 'Barça is the club of my life,' adding: 'I want to play in the Spanish league. I want to play for Barça, and yes, I will renew my contract. I will.' Details of the deal – which was signed at the club's offices in front of president Joan Laporta and sporting director Deco – were not provided by Barça, but multiple reports from Spanish media say that the precocious teenager is set to become one of the highest earners in the squad with a potential annual salary of roughly 19 million euros (about $21.5 million) after taxes. Yamal's father, Mounir Nasraoui, seemed to hint at those figures in his Instagram Stories, linking to a post celebrating his son's contract extension with the number '19.3' written above it. CNN Sports has reached out to Barcelona for comment on Nasraoui's Instagram post and the details of the contract extension. Yamal first burst onto the scene last season in Spain's La Liga, where he broke multiple records, but stormed into the spotlight at last year's European Championships, setting numerous new landmarks on the way to helping lead La Roja to its fourth Euros victory. Yamal then received further global recognition this season, in particular for his masterful performance against Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League semifinals, which – despite his play that had people saying he was the best player in the world – saw Barça get eliminated in an all-time classic knockout tie. In a reminder of how young Yamal is right now and a potential nightmare for opponents, the new deal is set to keep one of soccer's best young players at the Catalan club until he turns 23 years old, when many players begin entering their prime. After winning a domestic double this season with the Blaugrana, the future seems bright for both the Catalan giant and Yamal, but as he told CNN's Davies in December, he isn't getting too ahead of himself. 'It's true that things have happened very quickly,' Yamal said. 'I don't think this is normal for a teenager. I think it's nice being the first teenager to be doing these things. 'In the end, I only think of the future. I only think of the good things that happen and that's it. As my mother says, 'Always enjoy the moment because everything goes by so quickly.''
