FC 25 RTTF tracker and Champions League upgrades guide

FC 25
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The complete set of items for the FC 25 RTTF tracker is finally here, with Dayot Upamecano and Ben White among March's surprise additions. They arrived during the EA 25 FC Dreamchasers promo, and can receive upgrades based on European results – as can all other cards in the Road To The Finals campaign. Find out how the dynamic promo works below, before we steer you through the refreshed FC 25 RTTF tracker.

What is FC 25 RTTF (Road To The Finals)?

FC 25

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The FC 25 RTTF (Road To The Finals) promo features a batch of new cards with initial ratings boosts, that can score further upgrades depending on their team’s European results. So, by going all the way through to the Champions League final, cards can earn a series of boosts to both their ratings and either weak foot or skill moves. All four major Euro competitions across the men’s and women’s game are represented.

Who is in FC 25 RTTF Team 1?

Foden in EA Sports FC 25

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FC 25 RTTF Team 1 was expected to land on Friday, March 7 – however, we got FC 25 FUT Birthday instead. That meant that initially all RTTF cards crossed over with FC 25 Season 5 ladder players. They included Inaki Williams (RM, Athletic Bilbao, 88) and Tosin Adarabioyo (CB, Chelsea, 87) – but we did eventually get more RTTF cards in March, as outlined in the next point…

What is the FC 25 RTTF Team 2 release date?

Again, it was expected that RTTF would follow the same pattern as FC 25 RTTK (Road To The Knockouts), giving us Team 2 on Friday, March 14. Instead, that was the second week of FUT Birthday. However, we finally got the full complement of RTTF players during March's FC 25 Dreamchasers promo. Phew! You can see them all at the foot of this guide.

How does the FC 25 RTTF upgrades system work?

FC 25

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Details of the FC 25 RTTF upgrades system are below. Need gameplay help to indulge your card's boosts? Then dip into GR's FC 25 skill moves guide.

EA FC 25 RTTF upgrade path (UCL, UEL, UECL)

  • Win/Draw Round of 16: +1 OVR
  • Qualify for Quarter-Finals: +1 OVR and +1 Role++
  • Qualify for Semi-Finals: +1 OVR and +1 Skill Moves or Weak Foot
  • Qualify for Final: +1 PlayStyle Plus (+2 PlayStyle Plus if player has one PlayStyle Plus)
  • Win the Final: +1 OVR or 96 OVR and five-star Skill Moves or Weak Foot

EA FC 25 RTTF upgrade path (UWCL)

  • Win/Draw 1st Knockout game of Quarter Finals after launch: +1 OVR
  • Qualify for Semi-Finals: +1 OVR and +1 Role++
  • Win or Draw 1st Knockout game of Semi-Finals: +1 OVR and +1 Skill Moves or Weak Foot
  • Qualify for the Finals - +1 PlayStyle Plus (+2 PlayStyle Plus if player has one PlayStyle Plus)
  • Win the Finals - +1 OVR or 96 OVR and five-star Skill Moves or Weak Foot

When are FC 25 RTTF items upgraded in-game?

Here’s the official line on FC 25 RRTK, direct from EA: “Upgrades will go live in-game starting on the Friday after each match week. This means RTTK players will be upgraded at the end of a week following a club earning one of the upgrade requirements.” FC 25 RTTF is following an identical format.

FC 25 RTTF tracker and full Road To The Finals guide

FC 25

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Below is the current FC 25 RTTF tracker, correct as of Thursday, April 3. If you need to add some style too your squad after packing a couple, jump into our FC 25 best kits and FC 25 best badges guides.

Champions League

  • Martin Odegaard (CM, Arsenal) - 94
  • Dani Olmo (CAM, Barcelona) - 92
  • Dayot Upamecano (CB, FC Bayern) - 92
  • Lucas Vazquez (RB, Real Madrid) - 92
  • Dominik Szabozslai (CAM, Liverpool) - 91
  • Ben White (RB, Arsenal) - 91
  • Maximilian Beier (ST, Dortmund) - 91
  • Eric Garcia (CB, Barcelona) - 91
  • Lucas Digne (LB, Aston Villa) - 90
  • Davide Frattesi (CM, Inter Milan) - 90
  • Edon Zhegrova (RM, Lille) - 89
  • Axel Witsel (CB, Atletico Madrid) - 89
  • Victor Boniface (ST, Bayer Leverkusen) - 88

Women’s Champions League

  • Damaris Egurrola (CM, Lyon) - 91
  • Esmee Brugts (LW, Barcelona) - 91
  • Alessia Russo (ST, Arsenal) - 90

Europa League

  • Jean-Matteo Bahoya (LM, Frankfurt) - 91
  • Ernest Nuamah (RW, Lyon) - 91
  • Inaki Williams (RM, Athletic Bilbao) - 90
  • Wilson Odobert (LW, Tottenham) - 90
  • Kasper Hogh (ST, FK Bodo/Glimt) - 90
  • Yuri Berchiche (LB, Sevilla) - 90
  • Samuel Gigot (CB, Lazio) - 90

Conference League

  • Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (CM, Chelsea) - 90
  • Tosin Adarabioyo (CB, Chelsea) - 89
  • Yacine Adli (CDM, Fiorentina) - 89
Ben Wilson

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