This is what is known in FUT parlance as a 'dynamic card'

Two players were released as part of the Squad Building Challenges as well. angel Di Maria has expired already FIFA 23 Coins, but you weren't missing game due to the Argentinean's tough start to life as a player at The Old Lady (club in chaos, sent off against Monza).

Franck Kessie, who was previously of Serie A but now at Barcelona in LaLiga could be an intriguing card however, it's pricey for what you can get, particularly considering Barca's inconsistent form. Federico Valverde's Players of the Month SBC was released a few days later and would be a great spot to store any duplicate fodder, with the ability to finish it more well.

How does FIFA 23 Ones to Watch work? Ones to Watch has been changed over the years due to the fact that - whisper it - it wasn't that great and the majority of cards soon became irrelevant. It's still not the greatest but it's superior to what it used be.

The general idea will be that the players who were moved during the summer months can be chosen as Ones to Watch, meaning they are given a unique card style and are released through packs, Squad-Building Challenges and/or Objectives. Then if they secure an in-form (Team of the Week) card to represent their new club, The Ones to Watch is automatically upgraded to reflect their upgraded stats.

This is what is known in FUT parlance as a 'dynamic card' because it's ability to change depending on factors outside the game. It is also the reason that the majority OTW players never got an excellent form (adapting to the new rules of a club is difficult even if your name is Erling),

This year EA last year, EA changed the way OTW cards work by adding the "Wins to Watch' feature. Since this is a (weird) World Cup year buy FUT 23 Coins, FIFA 23's Ones to Watch cards may also get an 'Nations To Watch upgrade.