FC 25 Evolutions: Best players to upgrade and all requirements
Evolutions are back in FC 25, bringing a selection of new pathways to upgrade your favourite players — but who are the best players to use?
If you can’t get your hands on some of the highest-rated players in FC 25 Ultimate Team, Evolutions are a quick way to add some firepower to your team early in the season.
As a reminder from FC 24, Evolutions are a fairly new addition to Ultimate Team designed to allow those lower-rated players to transform into more useful ones.
Different Evolution pathways have limits, usually capping specific attributes. Once you’ve chosen your player and fulfilled the requirements (usually after playing a select number of games or scoring a few goals), they’ll be upgraded.
If you’re stuck on who to upgrade, here are a few of our top picks for the FC 25 Evolutions.
The best players to use in the FC 25 Intro to Stat Limits Evolution are Marcus Rashford, Ángel Correa, Karim Adeyemi, Darwin Núñez and Iñaki Williams.
With the Evolution improving your player’s shooting and dribbling, we’re prioritising attacking players here, especially those in the top leagues with good pace.
Rashford, Adeyemi and Williams all have over 85 pace already, and can provide good links throughout the year in FC 25.
Outside of the wingers, Correa and Núñez both have consistent high base stats for strikers, especially in pace, shooting and dribbling, so upgrading either one of these could leave you with a great forward for those early Division Rivals or FUT Champs matches.
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The best players to use in the Club Member Reward Evolution are Denzel Dumfries, Diogo Dalot and Nahuel Molina.
This Evolution gives the upgraded player the RB Falseback++ Role, so we’re only focusing on those who are primarily RBs, as opposed to pacey CBs who can also play on the
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