Similar to any Road to the Finals or Fantasy FC cards in FC 25, all WEURO Path to Glory cards will receive upgrades depending on how their team performs. A player can get up to five upgrades, with the final one boosting the overall to 99, keeping them competitive in the FUTTIES season.
Keep reading to check all the cards that have received upgrades and which cards are done for based on their team's performance.
FC 25 WEURO Path to Glory Upgrades Explained
As we said earlier, all PTG cards in FC 25 receive upgrades based on their team's performance in the Women's Euro 2025 competition. Below are the requirements and upgrades a card can receive:
- Nation Scores 3 goals in the Group Stage: +1 OVR
- Nation Qualifies for the EURO Quarter-Finals: +5 SM/WF and +1 Pos w/ all Roles++
- Nation Qualifies for the EURO Semi-Finals: +1 PS+
- Nation Qualifies for the EURO Final: +1 OVR
- Nation Wins the EURO Final: 99 OVR and Icon Chemistry
All WEURO PTG Upgrades in EA FC 25
The group stage has been concluded with the quarter-final starting on July 16. That means several are through, and the rest have headed home. Here's what that means in terms of upgrades and the next fixtures to look out for.
Players | 3 Goal Upgrade | Quater-Final Upgrade | Current OVR | Next Fixture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Athenea del Castillo (RW) (Spain) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LM++ | 96 | vs. Switzerland, July 18 (Quarter-Final) |
Melvine Malard (LW) (France) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CAM++ | 97 | vs. Germany, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Giulia Gwinn (RB) (Germany) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RM++ | 97 | vs. France, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Irene Paredes (CB) (Spain) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CM++ | 97 | vs. Switzerland, July 18 (Quarter-Final) |
Fridolina Rolfo (LM) (Sweden) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CDM++ | 97 | vs. England, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Guro Reiten (LM) (Norway) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RM++ | 97 | vs. Italy, July 16 (Quarter-Final) |
Grace Geyoro (CM) (France) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LM++ | 97 | vs. Germany, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Salma Paralluelo (LW) (Spain) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RW++ | 97 | vs. Switzerland, July 18 (Quarter-Final) |
Pernille Harder (ST) (Denmark) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Delphine Cascarino (RW) (France) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LW++ | 97 | vs. Germany, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Stina Blackstenius (ST) (Sweden) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CAM++ | 97 | vs. England, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Patri Guijarro (CDM) (Spain) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CB++ | 97 | vs. Switzerland, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Georgia Stanway (CDM) (England) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CB++ | 97 | vs. Sweden, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Marie Katoto (ST) (France) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CAM++ | 97 | vs. France, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Ewa Pajor (ST) (Poland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 97 | |
Magdalena Eriksson (CB) (Sweden) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LB++ | 97 | vs. England, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Lauren Hemp (LW) (England) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RW++ | 97 | vs. Sweden, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Leah Williamson (CB) (England) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RB++ | 97 | vs. Sweden, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Ada Hegerberg (ST) (Norway) | +1 OVR | Qualified, CAM++ | 97 | vs. Italy, July 16 (Quarter-Final) |
Paulina Dudek (CB) (Poland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Frida Maanum (CAM) (Norway) | +1 OVR | Qualified, ST++ | 96 | vs. Italy, July 16 (Quarter-Final) |
Vivianne Miedema (ST) (Netherlands) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Lea Schuller (ST) (Germany) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LW++ | 96 | vs. France, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Griedge Mbock (CB) (France) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LB++ | 96 | vs. Germany, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Ewelina Kamczyk (CAM) (Poland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Angharad James-Turner (CDM) (Wales) | Eliminated | 95 | ||
Janina Minge (CDM) (Germany) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RB++ | 96 | vs. France, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Sveindis J. Jonsdottir (ST) (Iceland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Olga Ahtinen (CM) (Finland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Niamh Charles (LB) (England) | +1 OVR | Qualified, RB++ | 96 | vs. Sweden, July 17 (Quarter-Final) |
Sara Däbritz (CM) (Germany) | +1 OVR | Qualified, LM++ | 96 | vs. France, July 19 (Quarter-Final) |
Tatiana Pinto (CM) (Portugal) | Eliminated | 95 | ||
Frederikke Thogersen (RB) (Denmark) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Kerstin Casparij (RB) (Netherlands) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Caterina Amado (RB) (Portugal) | Eliminated | 95 | ||
Jackie Groenen (CM) (Netherlands) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Eveliina Summanen (CM) (Finland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Amalie Vangsgaard (ST) (Denmark) | Eliminated | 95 | ||
Hayley Ladd (CDM) (Wales) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Guðrún Arnardóttir (LB) (Iceland) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 96 | |
Sherida Spitse (CDM) (Netherlands) | +1 OVR | Eliminated | 95 |
Players who received a new position with the second upgrade get all Roles++ for that position. If you do any Evolution on players, the upgrade will overwrite the Evolution one, so avoid doing Evos on cards like these that are likely to receive the upgrade. An overall boost also means one extra point on all face stats.
The next upgrade will be after the Quarter-Finals, which'll give one PS+ to all players of the qualified team. Past that, it's another OVR boost for reaching the final and to 99 if the team wins. The final for the Women's Euro competition is scheduled for July 27, so that's when we'll learn all the cards that will get the max upgrades.
Favourites, of course, are Spain. But if history has taught us anything about the sport, nothing is won until the final whistle. La Roja has had an emphatic campaign so far, scoring 14 goals in three group stage games.
Even though they've only conceded three goals, Spain has often looked shaky at the back, particularly when defending set pieces and dealing with quick counter-attacks. They will face the host nation in the quarter-finals, and while they're the clear favourites, it has all the makings of a potential upset.
Some of the most popular and historically well-performing cards of the promo, like Guijarro, Salma Paralluelo, and Athenea, are all from Spain. Their fully upgraded card will be FUTTIES calibre and can easily see you through until FC 26.
Other matches are more evenly poised, and it's just a matter of who turns up on the important day.
That's everything about the WEURO Path to Glory upgrades in FC 25.
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