FC 24 Path To Glory tracker with new cards for Ronaldo and Griezmann
See all Euro 2024 updates on the final FC 24 Path To Glory tracker
The FC 24 Path To Glory tracker got even more interesting ahead of the Euro 2024 quarter finals with a bunch of new players – including Cristiano Ronaldo. All the new EA Sports FC 24 additions qualified for the last eight of either Euro 2024 or Copa America, with updates due should their countries advance further. How exactly are those boosts earned, and who else scores a new card? Find out with GR’s FC 24 Path To Glory tracker and guide.
What is FC 24 Path To Glory?
FC 24 Path To Glory is the main part of FC 24 Festival Of Football, and ties into the new FC 24 Euro 2024 DLC – along with Copa America. Cards were added throughout June, with the full FC 24 Path To Glory tracker below keeping you up to date. A second batch arrived in early July, ahead of the Euro 2024 quarter finals, known as FC 24 Path To Glory Knockouts. Want to get the most out of these new items? Dip into our FC 24 skill moves guide.
How do FC 24 Path To Glory upgrades work?
The upgrades system works similarly to FC 24 RTTF and FC 24 FUT Fantasy FC. Each time a player’s nation ticks off an achievement on the list below, his card scores an upgrade:
- Win 1: +1 upgrade
- Win 3: +1 PlayStyle Plus
- Win Quarter-Final: +1 upgrade
- Win Semi-Final: +1 upgrade OR five-star skill moves and five-star weak foot
- Win Final: +1 upgrade
Who is on the complete FC 24 Path To Glory tracker?
The complete FC 24 Path To Glory tracker is below. It's correct as of Friday, July 19, following the release of Path To Glory Knockouts cards. You'll also find a selection of these items, such as Raphinha and Bernardo Silva, on the FC 24 Season 7 Ladder Players list.
- Rodrigo De Paul (CM, Argentina) - 99
- Enzo Fernandez (CM, Argentina) - 99
- Pedri (CM, Spain) - 99
- Bukayo Saka (RW, England) - 98
- William Saliba (CB, France) - 98
- Julian Alvarez (ST, Argentina) - 98
- Dani Olmo (CAM, Spain) - 98
- Eduardo Camavinga (CM, France) - 98
- Jordan Pickford (GK, England) - 98
- Giovani Lo Censo (CAM, Argentina) - 98
- Ruben Dias (CB, Portugal) - 97
- Cristiano Ronaldo (ST, Portugal) - 97
- Rodrigo De Paul (CM, Argentina) - 97
- Eder Militao (CB, Brazil) - 97
- Kai Havertz (CAM, Germany) - 97
- Memphis Depay (CF, Netherlands) - 97
- Luis Diaz (LW, Colombia) - 97
- Kyle Walker (RB, England) - 97
- Rodrigo Bentancur (CM, Uruguay) - 97
- Alphonso Davies (LB, Canada) - 97
- Ronald Araujo (CB, Uruguay) - 97
- Antoine Griezmann (ST, France) - 97
- Ferran Torres (LW, Spain) - 97
- Jesus Navas (RB, Spain) - 97
- Jan Oblak (GK, Slovenia) - 96
- Marcel Sabitzer (CM, Austria) - 96
- Federico Chiesa (LM, Italy) - 96
- Frenkie de Jong (CM, Netherlands) - 96
- Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (LW, Georgia) - 96
- Raphinha (RW, Brazil) - 96
- Gabriel (CB, Brazil) - 96
- Tyler Adams (CDM, USA) - 96
- Bruno Guimaraes (CM, Brazil) - 96
- Diogo Jota (CF, Portugal) - 96
- John Stones (CB, England) - 96
- Leroy Sane (RM, Germany) - 96
- Hakan Calhanoglu (CM, Turkey) - 96
- Douglas Luiz (CDM, Brazil) - 96
- Jonathan Clauss (RWB, France) - 96
- Joe Gomez (CB, England) - 96
- Bradley Barcola (RW, France) - 96
- Ollie Watkins (ST, England) - 96
- Matthijs De Ligt (CB, Netherlands) - 96
- Nicolas Gonzalez (RW, Argentina) - 96
- Wout Weghorst (ST, Netherlands) - 96
- Lisandro Martinez (CB, Argentina) - 96
- Mikel Oyarzabal (CF, Spain) - 96
- Jhon Lucumi (CB, Colombia) - 96
- Santiago Gimenez (ST, Mexico) - 95
- Romelu Lukaku (ST, Belgium) - 95
- Denis Undav (ST, Germany) - 95
- Bernardo Silva (CAM, Portugal) - 95
- Piero Hincapie (CB, Ecuador) - 95
- Miguel Borja (ST, Colombia) - 95
- Facundo Pellistri (RW, Uruguay) - 95
- Marcus Thuram (ST, France) - 95
- Josko Gvardiol (CB, Croatia) - 94
- Alexis Sanchez (ST, Chile) - 94
- Folarin Balogun (ST, USA) - 94
- Darwin Machis (LM, Venezuela) - 94
- Milan Skriniar (CB, Slovakia) - 94
- Leandro Trossard (CF, Belgium) - 94
- Niclas Fullkrug (ST, Germany) - 94
- Konrad Laimer (CDM, Austria) - 94
- Rui Patricio (GK, Portugal) - 94
- Matheus Nunes (CM, Portugal) - 94
- Manuel Akanji (CB, Switzerland) - 94
- Yangel Herrera (CM, Venezuela) - 94
- Wendell (LB, Brazil) - 94
- Youssouf Fofana (CM, France) - 94
- Jose Maria Gimenez (CB, Uruguay) - 94
- Jonathan Osorio (CM, Canada) - 94
- Conor Gallager (CM, England) - 94
- Kieran Tierney (LB, Scotland) - 93
- Andreas Christensen (CB, Denmark) - 93
- Miguel Almiron (RW, Paraguay) - 93
- Dan Ndoye (RM, Switzerland) - 93
- Guglielmo Vicario (GK, Italy) - 93
- Orkun Kokcu (CM, Turkey) - 93
- Dusan Vlahovic (ST, Serbia) - 93
- Edson Alvarez (CDM, Mexico) - 93
- Ariel Lassiter (LM, USA) - 93
- Kevin Rodriguez (ST, Venequela) - 93
- Elsaid Hysaj (LB, Albania) - 92
- Marcelo Brozovic (CDM, Croatia) - 92
- Patrik Schick (ST, Czech Republic) - 92
- Renato Tapia (CDM, Peru) - 92
- Michail Antonio (ST, Jamaica) - 92
- Adalberto Carrasquilla (CM, Panama) - 92
- Nicola Zalewsi (LM, Poland) - 92
- Andrei Ratiu (RB, Romania) - 92
- Viktor Tsygankov (RM, Ukraine) - 92
- Attila Szalai (CB, Hungary) - 92
- Sasa Lukic (CM, Serbia) - 91
- Boris Cespedes (CDM, Bolivia) - 91
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