FC 25 FUT Champs rewards: Full list & format explained
Getting into Champs in FC 25 Ultimate Team offers the biggest rewards for players, but just like with Division Rivals, the format has been tweaked ever so slightly this year.
In a similar fashion to previous years, FUT Champs is for the best players around — somewhere to prove who the top players are.
Below, we’ll outline how qualification has changed, how to enter the competition, how it works this year, and everything we know so far about the FUT Champs rewards.
Read on for everything you need to know.
There are two stages to qualifying for FUT Champs: getting to the play-offs and then winning enough play-off games to enter the competition proper.
To reach play-offs, players need 1,000 Champions Qualifications Points earned by playing Rivals matches.
The amount of Qualifications Points you get from each Rivals game will depend on your current division, increasing with each division promotion.
Once players have 1,000 points, it’s time to play the FUT Champs Play-off matches. This is one of the biggest changes in FC 25, as now there are only five play-off games, not 10, and to qualify, players will need to win three of the five.
Whereas last year, players could lose six play-off games, now they can only lose two, although players now get 12 attempts to qualify.
It’s considerably more challenging now, and ensures FUT Champs is for the best players.
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Here are the Champions Play-offs rewards, with a win earning four points and a loss earning one point; there are no draws.
The above packs are a good, healthy reward, but if you qualify then that’s the biggest reward — as now you’re into the big leagues to earn the best rewards in the game.
As shown above, the rewards this year have improved, with Icons and Heroes now available as part of the
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