In EA FC 24 there has been a new Squad Building Challenge (SBC) for a few days now, which provides you with cards that you can no longer obtain in the usual ways. However, one new feature also floods the player pool with many useless cards. We will show you which players you can pull for which price and reveal whether the SBC is worth it.
What is the Year in Review Player Pick SBC? The Year in Review SBC is known from FIFA 23. Here you have the opportunity to retroactively obtain expired SBC players. The deadline for the first Year in Review Player Pick is October 31, 2023. All player SBC cards that have been released up to this point and have since been archived can be pulled.
EA Sports provides you with a player pick with a selection of three candidates. You can then choose one of the players.
Year in Review Player Pick SBC in EA FC 24: What you need to know
Requirements, Price, Repeatability, and Time Limit
For the SBC, you must submit an 84-rated team with at least one player who has an overall rating of at least 87. This means you do not have to equip the team completely with 84-rated cards but can also fill in with some 83-rated ones. According to Futbin, the SBC costs around 34,000 coins.
The Year in Review Player Pick SBC is available for three more days (as of November 29, 2023). You can complete it once every 24 hours. It will expire on Friday, December 1, 2023, at 7:00 PM.
Is the SBC worth it? These are the players you can pull
These are the best players: The well-known leaker futdonk has summarized the ten most expensive players that could be expected in the Year in Review Player Pick in a post on his Instagram account.
The jackpot would definitely be the Player of the Month (POTM) of Heung Min Son. The SBC once cost over a million coins. In second place is the POTM card of Rafael Leão, which is no less interesting because it is also an expensive player. Additionally, you can pull several players worth several hundred thousand coins.
Furthermore, there are numerous players from the first events in the player pool, including:
This is the catch with the Year in Review SBC: This year, alongside the usual expired player SBCs, objectives from the goals have also mixed in as possible contents.
On Futbin, only 24% of users like the SBC. The whole truth is that there are many players you would rather not pull as they are not really playable and can still be completed in the objectives.
In addition to the other event and POTM cards that are not so desirable, there are also a total of 28 uninteresting players. This makes the SBC a very large gamble. The chance of pulling an expensive player is therefore quite mixed.
If you are interested in the gamble factor, you can definitely try your luck. But you shouldn’t be surprised if you end up making a loss with the SBC.
What definitely pays off more: The Weekend League now offers new extra rewards for you. We present to you the new rewards.
