FC 24 Path to Glory: Euros promo rewards explained
If you are mourning the end of the domestic season, then it is time to cheer up — as the Euros and Copa America are almost upon us, which also means there’s a major update in FC 24 called Path to Glory.
For the summer, FC 24 players will be treated to a themed mode where you can guide your respective country to glory and lift a trophy.
Or you can dive into Ultimate Team and collect a series of special cards based on both tournaments, with the likes of Bukayo Saka, Frenkie de Jong and William Saliba all getting upgrades — as if they needed them.
Summer football tournaments are always an occasion to celebrate, soak up the sun and watch some world class football with friends and family, but having the festival continue in FC 24 is an added bonus.
While EA is gifting us these special cards in Ultimate Team, we’re still going to have to work for them by embarking on the Path to Glory — but what does that even mean?
Well, we’ve broken everything down for you below so you can focus on your tactics instead of the nitty gritty of the Festival of Football’s newest inclusion.
Path to Glory is a feature that is included FC 24’s Ultimate Team mode in conjunction with the game’s Festival of Football update.
There are a set number of players in Ultimate Team that have received limited-edition cards that are themed around both Euro 2024 and Copa America 2024, which are both kicking off this month.
As the real-world tournaments progress, each player will receive an upgrade to their cards depending on how their nations perform.
For example, if England beat Serbia in their first game of Euro 2024 on Sunday 16th June 2024, then Bukayo Saka’s 96-rated promotional card will have its overall score increased to 97.
Extra bonuses will be dished out as the competition progresses.
Five different upgrades are available to specific players with limited edition cards in Path to Glory, and they will be updated depending on how each player's nation performs in real life. The tiers are as follows:
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