Here we will discuss the way Ones to Watch works in FIFA 23, along with the cards that are available during this promotion FUT 23 Coins, how to earn coins and whether any players are worth adding to your roster.

EA Sports also dropped a number of players that can be earned through the Objectives tab in game. New Spurs striker Richarlison is available through October 7th, for the achievement of a number of objectives in FUT Live FUT Friendlies: Continental Links. AC Milan right-back Sergino Dest can be obtained by doing similar things within Squad Battles (or Rivals) before October 9th.

Two players were released by the Squad-Building Challenges as well. Angel Di Maria has expired already however you didn't miss a match because of the Argentine's turbulent start as a player at The Old Lady (club in chaos, sent off in the match against Monza).

Franck Kessie from Serie A but now at Barcelona in LaLiga, is potentially an interesting player, however, it's pricey for what you will get, especially in light of Barca's lackluster form. Federico Valverde's Players of the Month SBC was released a few days later and is a more suitable place to put any duplicate fodder. It's more time to complete it as well.

What exactly is FIFA 23 Ones to Watch work? Ones to Watch has been tweaked over the years because - whisper it - it wasn't very good, and most of the cards soon became irrelevant. It's still not the greatest but it's certainly better than what it used be.

The principle can be that athletes who are moved during the summer months can be selected for Ones to Watch, meaning they are given a unique card designed and then released via packs, Squad-Building Challenges and/or Objectives. If they are able to secure an official (Team of the Week) card for their new team buy FIFA 23 Coins, the Ones to Watch is automatically changed to reflect their updated statistics.