The Winter Wildcards promo has returned to FIFA 23 Ultimate Team and it has been fantastic!
Giving selected players boosts and mixing up some of their stats, the event has also seen the return of Winter Wildcards Swaps and a Winter 'Best Of' re-release.
Keep up to date with the Winter Wildcards Team 2 news right here as we count down to its release.
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Winter Wildcards Team 2 Release Time
The Winter Wildcards promo kicked off early in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team, with the WW Swaps campaign dropping on Monday, 19 December at 1pm ET / 6pm GMT.
Team 1 cards were added to packs on Friday, 23 December, again at 1pm ET / 6pm GMT, replacing the Team of the Tournament side.
Winter Wildcards Team 2 COUNTDOWN
Team 2 will replace those special cards on Friday, 30 December, staying in packs for another week, before leaving on Friday, 6 January.
We could also see another Winter 'Best Of' release of players, although that has not been confirmed yet.
Winter Wildcards
Winter Wildcards is a returning promo for Ultimate Team, first seen in FUT 22, and one of the festive events that have kept away the popular FUTmas promo.
As usual, new players will be released via packs, SBCs and Objectives, but with some random upgrades given out.
All of them will gain an overall boost, but some may see their card transformed, with a position change introduced or Skill Moves or Weak Foot upgrades.
The Winter Wildcards Swaps campaign will continue, with 25 Tokens on offer through Objectives and SBCs, and bonus ones said to come via Packs in the FUT Store.
You can keep on top of all the Winter Wildcards Swaps using our Token Tracker.
Leaks
There have been plenty of leaks for Winter Wildcards Team 2, with many of them coming at the same time as Team 1 cards were revealed.
The following players are leaked to gain a Winter Wildcards item, although we could see some as SBCs while Team 1 cards are still in packs:
- Karim Benzema (OVR 93)
- Joshua Kimmich (OVR 91)
- Andrew Robertson (OVR 89)
- Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (OVR 88)
- Eric Bailly (OVR 87) - SBC
- Jonjoe Kenny (OVR 87) - SBC
- Nicolas Pepe (OVR 87)
- Raphael Varane (OVR 87)
- Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (OVR 86) - SBC
- Andre Hahn (OVR 86) - SBC
- Ahmed Musa (OVR 86) - Objectives
- Allan Saint-Maximin (OVR 86)
- Jeremy Toljan (OVR 86)
- Adama Traore (OVR 86)
- Bandiougou Fadiga (OVR 85) - SBC
- Silas (OVR 85) - SBC