In the high-stakes, high-gloss world of EA FC 25, building the ultimate squad isn't just about raw stats-it's about personality, chaos, and the ever-looming threat of discards. In a wildly entertaining and nerve-wracking video challenge, one player set out to create the best Team of the Season (TOTS) squad by spinning wheels loaded with elite players like Ronaldo, Messi, Van Dijk, and Mbapp?. But there was a brutal twist: for every goal he lost by in the final match, he would discard one random TOTS player.

The Challenge

The premise was simple yet savage: build a full TOTS squad using randomized wheel spins and then play a competitive game. If the team rating wasn't at least 96, the match would start with a 2-0 handicap. And for every goal conceded, a valuable Team of the Season player would be permanently discarded.

Let's walk through how this ultimate team was formed and how the final match went down.

Striker 1-Erling Haaland

The challenge kicked off with a bang-96-rated Erling "the Machine" Haaland. Untradeable and already in the club, Haaland immediately gave the squad some serious firepower. Known for his physical presence and 99 finishing, Haaland was set to be the spearhead of the attack.

Left CAM-Florian Wirtz

Next up was the left attacking midfielder. The wheel included bangers like Vinicius Jr., Raphinha, and Musiala. But it landed on Florian Wirtz-an underrated but deadly playmaker. Five-star weak foot, five-star skills, and a tongue-out dynamic image to die for.

Purchased for 480,000 coins, Wirtz added flair and creativity behind Haaland.

Super Sub #1-Lamine Yamal

No squad is complete without bench depth, and the first sub was none other than Lamine Yamal, Champions League final MOTM and valued at a cool 2.5 million coins. Locked and loaded to come on after the 60th minute, this card was not one the player wanted to discard.

Left Back-Kerkez

Initially, the wheel tried to troll the builder with Goosens-an SBC card that wasn't completed. After a reroll, Kerkez was selected. A surprisingly strong pick with excellent pace and defending, and a dynamic image that screamed intensity.

Center Back #1-Marinos

Despite hopes for the cheat code that is Van Dijk, the wheel handed over Marinos. With 90 pace and 95 defending, it was a respectable pull. Not the flashy name fans chant, but a solid presence at the back.

Center Back #2-Schlotterbeck

The second CB spin brought in Schlotterbeck, a 94-rated beast with 89 pace. He may have hurt the average team rating a bit, but his defensive skills were undeniable.

Later, Davinson S?nchez was added to the bench-an obscure 96-rated card with 93 pace and physicality. Not bad at all.

CDM #1-Tanaka

An underrated gem, Tanaka came with 4-star skills, 5-star weak foot, and over 90 in all key stats. Pulled straight from the club, this was a pleasant surprise. But his fate later took a dark turn.

Goalkeeper-Pasveer

A retro nod to Ajax's stalwart, Pasveer was a necessary compromise. While solid at 94-rated, his position capped the team rating ceiling. Still, at 23,000 coins, he brought quality for cheap.

Right Back-Trent Alexander-Arnold

The next pull delivered Trent, a card the builder had packed multiple times. Strong passing and positioning made him a reliable option on the flanks, even if he wasn't the dream choice like Cancelo or Frimpong.

CDM #2-Tijjani Reijnders

The wheel delivered Reijnders, recently transferred to Manchester City. A 96-rated midfield machine, he came with a complete stat sheet, missing the 90s only in one stat. At just over 100,000 coins, it was an absolute bargain.

Later, Vitinha joined the bench-a Champions League hero with silky dribbling and underrated defensive work.

CAM-Cole Palmer

Here's where the chaos really began. With Messi, Salah, Bellingham, and even Bruno Fernandes on the wheel, it landed on Cole Palmer. A decent card with an "ice-cold" dynamic, he had the haircut of a 1960s bowl cut rebel. Stat-wise, not elite-but certainly unique.

Super Sub #2-Yamal

Already mentioned, but worth repeating-this 99 pace winger was first-owner and beloved. Coming off the bench, he was a game changer.

Striker 2-Alexander Isak

The final striker spot brought in Isak. Not as flashy as Ronaldo or Dembele, but a 96-rated striker with proven power and finesse. Purchased for 158,000 coins, he brought some balance to Haaland's raw power.

Bench support was filled with Antoine Griezmann, another 96-rated baller, and a final purchase of Dembele, clocking in at a whopping 3.4 million coins.

Final Team Rating: 95

The completed team was rated 95-one short of the 96 target, meaning the final match would start 2-0 down.The Match: Goals, Glory, and Gut Punches

The competitive match began in disaster. Down 2-0 before kickoff, the squad was immediately under pressure. And things got worse-fast.

Before the first half was over, the scoreline was 5-3, and Team of the Season dreams were slipping away. Haaland got injured, Wirtz was missing sitters, and cold Palmer stepped up with a thunderstrike to keep things respectable.

Second-half reinforcements came in the form of Ronaldo, Dembele, and Yamal. Ronaldo scored a belter, and Isak added another.

But it wasn't enough.

Final score: 6-3 loss. Three discards incoming.

The Discards

Using a random number generator, three players were selected from the squad to be discarded into an SBC:

1.Tanaka-A midfield engine lost to the void.

2.Trent Alexander-Arnold-One of the more reliable defenders gone.

3.Lamine Yamal-A heartbreaking discard. 2.5 million coins down the drain.

Final Thoughts

This EA FC 25 Team of the Season wheel challenge was the perfect mix of high-level squad building, nail-biting gameplay, and painful consequences. From big-money icons like Dembele and Haaland to surprise hits like Reijnders and Palmer, the squad had it all-flair, firepower, and a sprinkle of misfortune.

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