FC 24 TOTS: Release date speculation & what to expect
As the winter leagues around the world are building towards their climactic ends, and title races and relegations are soon set to be decided, it’s about time for the EA Sports FC 24 Team of the Season event to go live in Ultimate Team.
The FC 24 TOTS cards are sure to be revealed and released any time now.
Tons of players around the world have made their individual marks in football, and will be hoping to be included in this year’s event.
Not to be confused with TOTY, which is based on real-world performances of players across a calendar year, TOTS is instead based upon those who have impressed across the main football season 2023/24 — running alongside the release of FC 24.
Back when it was called FIFA in the long, long ago of spring 2023, the TOTS promo gave us many squads of boosted player cards. Fingers crossed we get something similar in the latest EA football game, with added players from women's leagues to boot!
Keep reading to find out when we think the FC 24 TOTS release date will be and what we predict will be included.
Unfortunately, there is currently no confirmed release date for the EA FC 24 TOTS release date, for its voting period or promo release in-game.
We’d imagine the voting period will begin shortly, however, potentially as early as around 6th-8th April or on 13th-15th.
This prediction is based on two things: The 2023/24 football season is now in its final few weeks, and previous experience with promo release dates in FC 24 and FIFA 23.
Voting for previous promos such as the TOTY event tended to take place on the weekend or on a Monday, hence 6th-8th April or 13th-15th April.
We’d guess the voting period will begin with Community votes, then head into individual leagues each week – Premier League, WSL, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 etc…
By the middle or end of June 2024, we should have all votes accounted for and each of the promo TOTS teams in-game.
We’re expecting news of the FC 24 TOTS vote release date to be revealed any day now.
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