FIFA 22 Futties guide with special pink cards for Mount and Coman

FIFA 22 Futties is finito, but what a campaign it's been. Across July and August the season-ending promo saw a stack of upgraded cards land in FIFA 22 for beloved players such as Mo Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo. There were cool freebies, too, although those are sadly no longer available. How did it all work, and where can you see the final FIFA 22 Futties cards list? Right here, of course, in GR's FIFA 22 Futties guide.

What exactly are FIFA 22 Futties?

FIFA 22 Futties are as close as EA’s football game gets to the Oscars. Across the summer months, it sees popular cards from previous campaigns dropped back into packs for a limited time, while new pink Futties items are available as rewards for completing in-game objectives and Squad Building Challenges.

For instance, the promo got underway on Friday, July 15 with TOTY cards for Premier League pair Cristiano Ronaldo (ST, Manchester United, 97) and Mo Salah (RW, Liverpool, 97) available as part of Batch 1. Those items were rotated out of packs a week later as Batch 2 resuscitated TOTY Ruben Dias (CB, Manchester City, 97) and FUT Captains Abedi Pele (CAM, Ligue 1, 94).

Those challenge rewards are the really exciting element of Futties. For instance, week two added an Objectives-quest based to unlock Atletico Madrid’s two brilliant Brazilians in one hit. Renan Lodi (LB, 94) and Matheus Cunha (CAM, 94) could be yours upon completion of a five-challenge set, such as scoring 15 goals in the Live FUT Friendly LaLiga Flair match type. The week before it was Chelsea pair Mason Mount and Reece James on offer in a similar way. Tidy.

What’s all this about FIFA 22 Futties Weekly Voting?

Those Squad Building Challenges mentioned above weren’t arbitrarily decided by EA. Instead the community had a say in which players got new Futties items. Every so often throughout the campaign we were given the opportunity to sign one of three Player Picks on a one-match loan. Your choice counted towards the overall vote, and the most popular player of the three scored a new card which could be unlocked by completing an SBC.

In an additional twist, the two players who scored the most votes overall in any given week were considered Premium Futties players. These mirror FIFA 22 Heroes from a chemistry perspective, meaning they automatically get a green link to any player in the same league.

Have FUT Champions rewards changed thanks to FIFA 22 Futties?

Thankfully, yes. Given that we’re approaching the maximum height of this season’s power curve, rewards for elite victories have had to be upgraded. Below is the new FUT Champions rewards list for the duration of the Futties campaign.

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FIFA 22 Futties Champions rewards
RANK	Row 0 - Cell 1
Rank 1 & 2	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS 3 Players Pack
Rank 1 & 2	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS Pick (1 of 5)
Rank 3	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS 3 Players Pack
Rank 3	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS Pick (1 of 4)
Rank 4	90+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS 3 Players Pack
Rank 4	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS Pick (1 of 4)
Rank 5 & 6	92+ Shapeshifters + EFIGS TOTS Pick (1 of 3)
Rank 7 & 8	Max 92 OVR Shapeshifters + TOTS Pick (1 of 4)
Rank 9 & 10	Max 92 OVR Shapeshifters + TOTS Pick (1 of 2)

How long does FIFA 22 Futties last?

Five weeks from the campaign’s launch date of Friday, July 15. That means the last SBCs and Objectives challenges disappeared like Cinderella’s carriage at 6pm BST precisely on Friday, August 19.

Do I get any FIFA 22 Futties free cards?

You most certainly did while the campaign was ongoing. Log on to either the main game or web app at any point and you were greeted with three 85+ rated items on your first visit. All are untradeable, but for an idea of what to expect here’s what I scored:

First up, Kevin Mbabu’s 85-rated Versus Ice card. It’s a little redundant given that one of the early Objectives challenges is for a higher rated version of the same player, but will still be useful as SBC fodder.

Ooh, Youcef Atal’s 85-OVR Signature Signings item. That’s a smart upgrade for the Ligue 1 team mentioned in GR’s FIFA 22 meta guide, and a tidy back-up full-back in general.

Saving the best until last, I scored Eden Hazard’s 88-rated Winter Wildcards item. I’ve not used the Belgian since his Chelsea days, so will have some fun creating an all-La Liga squad around him. Bought from the transfer market, this trio would have cost me 42,000 coins. So it was definitely worth logging in ASAP to pick up your freebies.

Where can I see a complete FIFA 22 Futties cards list?

We sensed that question was coming, so it’d be rude not to do the honours. Below is every pink Futties item released as of Friday, August 19, split between objectives rewards and SBCs.

FIFA 22 Futties SBC rewards

Raphael Varane (CB, Manchester United) - 99
Ousmane Dembele (RW, Barcelona) - 99
Wissam Ben Yedder (ST/LW, Monaco) - 98/97
Neymar (CAM, Paris SG) - 98
Allan Saint-Maximin (LM, Newcastle) - 97
Nicolo Barella (CM, Inter) - 96
Ferland Mendy (CM, Real Madrid) - 96
Kingsley Coman (LM, FC Bayern) - 96
Ferran Torres (RW, Barcelona) - 96
Rodrigo de Paul (CM, Atletico Madrid - 96
Kevin-Prince Boateng (CAM, Hertha Berlin - 96
Antoine Griezmann (ST, Atletico Madrid) - 96
Federico Chiesa (RW, Piemonte Calcio) - 95
Djibril Sow (CM, Frankfurt) - 95
Jonathan David (ST, LOSC) - 95
Maxence Lacroix (CB, Wolfsburg) - 95
Toni Kroos (CM, Real Madrid) - 95
Duvan Zapata (ST, Atalanta) - 95
Alassane Plea (ST, Borussia Mönchengladbach) - 95
Luis Diaz (LM, Liverpool) - 95
Antony (RW, Ajax) - 95
Kai Havertz (CAM, Chelsea) - 94
Rafinha (CM, Paris SG) - 94
Alexandre Pato (ST, Orlando) - 94
Ivan Cavaleiro (ST, Fulham) - 93

FIFA 22 Futties Objectives rewards

Gelson Martins (RM, Monaco) - 96
Steve Mandanda (GK, Rennes) - 95
Jordan Amavi (LB, OM) - 95
Mason Mount (CAM, Chelsea) - 94
Reece James (RWB, Chelsea) - 94
Renan Lodi (LB, Atletico Madrid) - 94
Matheus Cunha (CAM, Atletico Madrid) - 94
Casemiro (CDM, Real Madrid) - 94
Jordan Veretout (CAM, Roma) - 94
Tammy Abraham (ST, Roma) - 94
Thorgan Hazard (LM, Dortmund) - 94
Julian Brandt (CAM, Dortmund) - 94
Kavin Mbabu (RB, Wolfsburg) - 93
Tiago Djalo (CB, LOSC) - 93
Maxwel Cornet (LB, Burnley) - 93
Marcos Junior (CAM, Yokohama) - 74
Amad Diallo (RM, Manchester United) - 74
Youssoufa Moukoko (ST, Dortmund) - 74
Kevin Lasagna (ST, Hellas Verona) - 74