• The Drop: Future Stars Team 2 is officially live, adding a massive second wave of Under-23 talent to Ultimate Team.
  • Platform Availability: Out now on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
  • The Grind: New Future Stars Youth Cup rewards players with packs, Evolutions, and a specific Academy Contract Evolution.
  • SBC Schedule: Expect a heavy rotation of Flashbacks, ICONs, and Hero content throughout the week.
  • Mobile Launch: EA SPORTS FC Mobile players are on a delay, with Team 1 arriving Feb 19th and Team 2 on Feb 26th.

The Next Wave of Wonderkids Hits the Pitch

If you thought the first week of Future Stars was enough to settle your squad, think again. EA has officially pulled the trigger on Future Stars Team 2, and it's a massive injection of high-ceiling talent. We’re seeing a significant expansion of the U-23 roster, featuring stars from both the men’s and women’s game who are currently tearing it up in real-world leagues. For those of us looking to stay ahead of the meta, this isn't just a cosmetic update—it’s a total refresh of the available youth talent pool.

The roster is deep and diverse. We’re looking at heavy hitters like Riccardo Calafiori (Arsenal) and Fermín López (FC Barcelona) leading the charge, alongside tactical gems like Carlos Baleba (Brighton) and António Silva (Benfica). The inclusion of high-profile women like Tarciane (OL Lyonnes) and Aggie Beever-Jones (Chelsea) further cements the commitment to representing the full breadth of the modern game.

The Full Team 2 Roster:

  • Eli Junior Kroupi – AFC Bournemouth
  • Riccardo Calafiori – Arsenal
  • Fermín 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

Grinding the Future Stars Youth Cup

EA isn’t just handing these items out; you’re going to have to earn the best rewards. The Future Stars Youth Cup is the centerpiece of the play-and-win objective group. This isn’t just about standard packs; it’s about the Academy Contract Evolution. Completing the Youth Cup objectives allows you to create and develop a second Academy prospect. For the min-maxers among us, this is a huge win for squad depth and long-term development.

Our take? Don't sleep on the SBCs this week. EA is rolling out a mix of themed challenges, Flashbacks, and even ICON/Hero content. It’s clear they want to keep the engagement high as we move into the middle of the season cycle.

Mobile Players: Set Your Calendars

While console and PC players are getting stuck in right now, the mobile community has to wait a bit longer. EA SPORTS FC Mobile won't see Team 1 until February 19th, with Team 2 following on February 26th. It’s a bit of a staggered rollout, but it ensures the hype train keeps moving through the end of the month.

Whether you're looking for that final piece to complete your competitive Ultimate Team or you're just a fan of scouting the next generation of football icons, Team 2 delivers. The blending of digital performance with real-world potential is exactly what makes this promo a staple of the FC calendar.