FC 25 Centurions Icons are one and done, along with the rest of the early November promo. All signs pointed to EA FC 25 Centurions Team 2 landing on November 15, but instead we got something new entirely – FC 25 Track Stars. Still, the brief ton-focussed campaign did bring us some treats. More details on those below, along with the final FC 25 Centurions cards list. 

Who is in FC 25 Centurions Team 1?

FC 25 Centurions celebrates past and present players who’ve amassed 100 appearances or goals for their club. FC Centurions Team 1 launched on Friday, November 8, to bring an end to FC 25 Trailblazers. David Beckham (RM, England, 91) and Franck Ribery (LM, France, 91) were among the Centurions Icons to feature, while modern favourites included Rodri (CDM, Manchester City, 92) and Caroline Graham Hansen (RW, Barcelona, 92). There are SBCs too – the first being for a Centurions Icons version of Juan Sebastian Veron (CM, Argentina, 88).

What is the FC 25 Centurions Team 2 release date?

The theoretical FC 25 Centurions Team 2 release date was Friday, November 15, and expected to include another mix of both legendary stalwarts and current stars. However, it never materialised. Instead EA introduced FC 25 Track Stars, adding even deadlier pace ratings to names such as Karim Adeyemi and Alphonso Davies.

How else can I unlock FC 25 Centurions cards?

As well as the methods mentioned above, there are a bunch of Centurions cards on the FC 25 Season 2 Ladder Players list. Loan versions of Emiliano Martinez (GK, Aston Villa, 88), Jack Grealish (LW, Manchester City, 89) and Donyell Malen (RM, Dortmund, 89) are all available for minimal effort. Keep on playing across November and you can unlock permanent versions before Season 3 arrives. Hit that link for more info.

What are the FC 25 Centurions Evolution requirements?

The FC 25 Centurions Evolution is called The One Hundred Club, and awards up to 100 attribute points to the player you assign it to – although there is an upper limit. For example, their sprint speed can get a +15 upgrade, but to a maximum of 91, so there’s little point using the slot on a rapid winger already rated 86 in that department. Below are the requirements for each of the three upgrades tiers. For gameplay help, use our FC 25 tips and FC 25 meta guides.

• Level 1: Play 3 matches in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro using your active EVO player in game.
• Level 1: Win 2 matches in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro using your active EVO player in game.
• Level 2: Play 3 matches in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro using your active EVO player in game.
• Level 2: Win 2 matches in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro using your active EVO player in game.
• Level 3: Play 9 matches in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro using your active EVO player in game.
• Level 3: Score 5 goals in Rush, Rivals or Squad Battles on min Semi-Pro with your active EVO player.

Who is on the FC 25 Centurions Icons cards list?

The FC 25 Centurions Icons cards list, correct as of Wednesday, November 20, is as follows:

• David Beckham (RM, England) – 91
• Julie Foudy (CM, USA) – 91
• Franck Ribery (LM, France) – 91
• Ruud van Nistelrooy (ST, Netherlands) – 90
• Michael Laudrup (ST, Denmark) – 89
• Pavel Nedved (LM, Czech Republic) – 89
• Edwin Van Der Sar (GK, Netherlands) – 89
• Bastian Schweinsteiger (CM, Germany) – 89
• Hernan Crespo (ST, Argentina) – 88
• Juan Sebastian Veron (CM, Argentina) – 88
• Gianluca Zambrotta (RB, Italy) – 87
• Sol Campbell (CB, England) – 87

How about the modern FC 25 Centurions cards list?

Yep, we’ve got that one too. All items on the FC 25 Centurions cards list as of Wednesday, November 20 can be found below. Need more Ultimate Team goodness? Venture on to our look at the FC 25 best kits.

• Rodri (CDM, Manchester City) – 92
• Caroline Graham Hansen (RW, Barcelona) – 92
• Lautaro Martinez (ST, Inter Milan) – 91
• Gianluigi Donnarumma (GK, Paris SG) – 90
• Jack Grealish (LW, Manchester City) – 89
• Donyell Malen (RM, Dortmund) – 89
• Luka Modric (CM, Real Madrid) – 89
• Son Heung-Min (ST, Tottenham) – 89
• Wendie Renard (CB, Lyon) – 89
• Emiliano Martinez (GK, Aston Villa) – 88
• Bruno Fernandes (CAM, Manchester United) – 88
• Rafael Leao (LW, AC Milan) – 88
• Christine Sinclair (ST, Portland Timbers-Thorns) – 88
• Darwin Nunez (ST, Liverpool) – 87
• Thomas Muller (CAM, FC Bayern) – 87
• Lea Schuller (CAM, FC Bayern) – 87
• Jonathan Tah (CB, Bayer Leverkusen) – 87
• Gaetane Thiney (CAM, Paris FC) – 86
• Ferran Torres (LW, Barcelona) – 86
• Katie McCabe (LB, Arsenal) – 86
• Jesus Navas (RB, Sevilla) – 86
• Stanislav Lobotka (CM, Napoli) – 85
• Gerard Moreno (ST, Villarreal) – 85
• Koke (CDM, Atletico Madrid) – 85
• Gianluca Mancini (CB, Roma) – 85
• Inaki Williams (RM, Athletic Bilbao) – 85
• Kevin Danso (CM, RC Lens) – 84
• Weston McKinnie (CM, Juventus) – 84
• Emre Can (CDM, Dortmund) – 84
• Arnau Martinez (RB, Girona) – 84
• Melvin Bard (LB, Nice) – 84