Is Futties coming to FC 24? Rumoured new promo date and details
FC24 has been filled with events all season long, but we are now edging towards the conclusion of the 2023/2024 football campaign, which means that the game's annual Futties promo is on the cusp of returning.
It has been a hectic few weeks for FC24 players, with both the Euros and Copa America tournaments taking centre stage in the game. Themed challenges and events have helped us snag all sorts of limited edition cards and players in the game’s Ultimate Team mode that has allowed us to take our teams to the next level.
But as is often the case with FC24, the opportunity to earn highly rated players is steam-rolling ahead like a Manchester City title charge, even as a new domestic season – and therefore a new EA Sports football game – creeps ever closer.
As the game’s current event, Greats of the Game, trundles on, we’re taking a look at what is potentially coming next in FC24.
Read on for all the information you need about the Futties promo.
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Futties is a promotional event that is rumoured (via social media, as show below) to be returning to FC24’s Ultimate Team mode.
Traditionally, it gives us the chance to acquire limited edition cards where the player’s statistics are dramatically increased. For example, last year’s version saw the likes of Liverpool’s Diogo Jota and Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr receive a 96 and 98 rated upgrade, respectively.
Anyone who plays the game’s Ultimate Team mode is usually required to vote on a line-up of pre-selected nominees to receive a pink Futties card that can later be obtained in packs or via squad building challenges, once the winner has been announced. How EA will manage the releases this year is still to be revealed.
The event has been a mainstay in the EA Sports football franchise since 2015 – although it
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