Two players were initially let go through the Squad-Building Challenges well. Angel Di Maria has expired already but you weren't a part of the game due to the Argentinean's tough start on the pitch at The Old Lady (club in chaos, sent off in the match against Monza).

Franck Kessie from Serie A but now at Barcelona in LaLiga, is potentially an interesting player, however it's pricey for what you'll get, especially in light of Barca's patchy form. Federico Valverde's Players of the Month SBC arrived a bit later and could be a better place to stash any duplicate fodder. It will take longer to complete it as well.

What exactly is FIFA 23 Ones to Watch work? Ones to Watch has been modified over time because it wasn't actually very good as the majority of cards were discarded pretty quickly. It's still not the greatest but it's superior to what it used be.

The basic idea can be stated that athletes who were transferred in the summer may be chosen for Ones to Watch, meaning they will receive a card with a particular style and are released through packs, Squad Building Challenges and/or Objectives. After that, if they obtain an official (Team of the Week) card for their new club the Ones to Watch is automatically upgraded to reflect their increased numbers.

It is also known in FUT terms as a "dynamic card' in that it is able to change based on external factors. But since most OTW players didn't have an optimally-formed (adapting to an entirely new club can be difficult to do unless your name is Erling),

This year EA made changes to the way OTW cards function. They added the "Wins to Watch' feature. As this is a (weird) World Cup year, FIFA 23's Ones to Watch cards will also be getting an 'Nations To Watch' upgrade. If you want to enjoy cheaper and more comprehensive FIFA 23 Coins purchase service, please visit https://www.mmoexp.com/Fut-23/Coins.html