Franck Kessie who was formerly part of FIFA 23 Coins Serie A but now at Barcelona in LaLiga, is potentially an intriguing card but seems expensive for what you get, especially given the inconsistent form of Barca. Federico Valverde's Player of the Month SBC arrived one day later and is a more suitable spot to store any duplicate fodder, with longer to complete it as well.
How does FIFA 23 Ones to Watch work? Ones to Watch has been adjusted over time as - whisper it - it was not very great and the majority of cards were discarded pretty quickly. It's still not a great game however it's definitely much better than it used be.
The principle of this is that those who have been transferred during the summer time can be selected for Ones to Watch, meaning they receive a special card that is released in packs, Squad-Building Challenges and/or Objectives. Then if they secure an official (Team of the Week) card for their new team, their Ones to Watch is automatically upgraded to reflect their increased performance.
This is what's known in FUT terminology as a "dynamic card' in that it can change according to other factors that are not related to the game. However, the majority of OTW players never received an excellent form (adapting to the new rules of a club is difficult unless your name is Erling),
This year EA changed the method by which OTW cards work by adding an 'Wins to Watch' feature. Since this is a (weird) World Cup year, FIFA 23's Ones to Watch cards will also be getting the 'Nations to watch' upgrade.
These players from Serie A are the highest rated players in the league. Therefore, gamers should pay attention to the players in Serie A, when choosing teams.
Serie A is the highest level of football in Italy. The league is comprised of 20 teams with different aims, which they try to achieve by the time the season is over. Since the last few years the standard of the league has buying FUT 23 Coins diminished however, that hasn't stopped promising players from joining the teams.
