Today, publisher Electronic Arts announced that the “Future Stars Team 2” squad of talent is now available in ‘EA SPORTS FC 26’, bringing even more of the game’s brightest young players to the forefront, giving fans new ways to connect with tomorrow’s stars across FC 26. These cool peeps will also be making their way to ‘EA SPORTS FC Mobile’ starting 19 February.
Live in EA SPORTS FC 26 today, Future Stars Team 2 adds a new roster of emerging talent across the women’s and men’s game, including:
- Eli Junior Kroupi, AFC Bournemouth
- Riccardo Calafiori, Arsenal
- Fermin López, FC Barcelona
- Dean Huijsen, Real Madrid
- Lennart Karl, FC Bayern Munich
- Can Uzun, Eintracht Frankfurt
- Tarciane, OL Lyonnes
- Aggie Beever-Jones, Chelsea
- Nico Paz, Como
- Jack McGlynn, Houston Dynamo FC
- Riley Tiernan, Angel City
- Joe Gelhardt, Hull City
- Jaden Philogene, Ipswich Town
- Abdul Fatawu, Leicester City
- Carlos Baleba, Brighton & Hove Albion
- Robin Roefs, Sunderland
- Wilson Odobert, Tottenham Hotspur
- Olivia Smith, Arsenal
- Maghnes Akliouche, AS Monaco
- Mamadou Sangaré, RC Lens
- Luka Vušković, Hamburger SV
- Loreen Bender, Bayer 04 Leverkusen
- Jorthy Mokio, Ajax
- Wesley França, Roma
- Manaka Matsukubo, North Carolina Courage
- Lilly Reale, Gotham FC
- Alberto Moleiro, Villarreal CF
- Andreia Jacinto, Real Sociedad
- Esmee Brugts, FC Barcelona
- António Silva, Benfica
- Ricardo Pepi, PSV
The introduction of Team 2 coincides with the Future Stars Youth Cup, featuring play and win Objectives to earn Pack and Evolution rewards. Completing the Youth Cup Objective group unlocks the Future Stars Academy Contract Evolution that allows for a second Academy player to be created. In addition, new Squad Building Challenges (SBC) will be available throughout week two, which includes Future Stars Player Items across themed Challenge SBCs, ICON and Hero SBCs, Flashback SBCs, and more.
EA SPORTS FC 26 is available across PC and console platforms, with FC Mobile letting iOS and Android players take the fun on the go.
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