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FIFA 23 Centurions Team 2 is here, adding flash cards for Mo Salah, Marco Reus and Fred. This promo is new for FIFA 23, and celebrates those players who've amassed 100 caps, 100 goals, or 100 clean sheets during their career. There are special SBCs and objectives too, for the likes of Rangers winger Ryan Kent – a cult hero among FIFA fans – and Silver Stars right-back Joel Ward. Below we explain how it all works, and take you through the complete FIFA 23 Centurions cards list.
What are FIFA 23 Centurions?
The FIFA 23 Centurions promo celebrates players who’ve notched 100 caps, 100 goals, or 100 clean sheets across their career. It’s essentially the very opposite of the FIFA 23 best young players guide. Those granted these new cards inevitably receive a significant stats boost. For example, PSG megastar Neymar Jr – who’s already high up the FIFA 23 ratings list – gets a 91 OVR CAM card, with 95 dribbling, 90 pace, 87 passing, and 87 shooting.
Who is in FIFA 23 Centurions Team 1?
The initial FIFA 23 Centurions Team 1 release date saw a total of 16 cards drop on Friday, January 6. Neymar was the highest-rated, followed by Trent Alexander-Arnold (RB, Liverpool, 90) and Wissam Ben Yedder (ST, Monaco, 89). At the other end of the scale ratings-wise are Maximilian Arnold (CDM, Wolfsburg, 85) and Florian Neuhaus (CAM, Moenchengladbach, 85).
That German pair make for worthwhile investments if you’re looking to join the campaign on a budget – both were selling for 11,000 coins or less on night one. At the other end of the scale, Neymar was shipping for a cool 2.7 million, while Wissam Ben Yedder (ST, Monaco, 89) cost 600,000. Wanna start saving up? Then use our FIFA 23 coins guide.
Is there a FIFA 23 Centurions Team 2 leak?
No, because it's already here, and brought tantalising new cards for Mohamed Salah (RW, Liverpool, 92) and Marco Reus (CAM, Dortmund, 89). In fact, there were four separate FIFA 23 Centurions release dates. To follow on from FIFA 23 Centurions Team 1, a second mini-batch of players landed on Sunday, January 8. FIFA 23 Centurions Team 2 dropped on Friday, January 13 – unlucky for some! – before another mini-batch of players on Sunday, January 15.
The campaign comes to an end on Friday, January 20, at which point we’re hoping to see FIFA 23 Icon Swaps drop at long last. Get prepped for that one with GR’s FIFA 23 Icons guide.
Are there any FIFA 23 Centurions Silver Stars?
Not as of launch, but that changed days afterwards. Every Wednesday a new FIFA 23 Silver Stars card drops, and it’s usually themed on the current promo. Sure enough, we saw a new Silver Stars item based on the event on Wednesday, January 11. The recipient? Crystal Palace right-back Joel Ward.
Are there FIFA 23 Centurions SBC puzzles and objectives?
Oh yes. We say this on a monthly basis, but every new FIFA 23 campaign brings at least one Squad Building Challenge (SBC). The first Centurions one is a biggie, tempting you with an 89-rated Riyah Mahrez card. You need to complete a set of three challenges to unlock the Manchester City winger, and it’ll set you back around 279,000 coins. Use our FIFA 23 cheapest rated players guide if you need help to keep the cost down.
The first objectives player brings a neat twist: it’s for a goalkeeper. Hungarian stopper Peter Gulasci (RB Leipzig, 87) is the custodian in question. To unlock him you needed to complete four objectives by 6pm on Friday, January 13. They could be done either on or offline too, making it well worth six matches of your time.
Additional SBCs and Objectives players arrived throughout the campaign, and can all be tracked in the FIFA 23 Centurions cards list below.
Where is the full FIFA 23 Centurions cards list?
Right here, right now. This is the complete set of FIFA 23 Centurions cards as of Friday, January 13.
- Mohamed Salah (RW, Liverpool) - 92
- Neymar Jr (CAM, Paris St Germain) - 91
- Trent Alexander-Arnold (RB, Liverpool) - 90
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic (ST, Milan) - 90
- Riyad Mahrez (RW, Manchester City) - 89 [SBC only]
- Wissam Ben Yedder (ST, Monaco) - 89
- Wojciech Szczesny (GK, Juventus) - 89
- Marco Verratti (CM, Paris SG) - 89
- Marco Reus (CAM, Dortmund) - 89
- Jamie Vardy (ST, Leicester) - 88
- Jordi Alba (LB, Barcelona) - 88
- Martin Terrier (LW, Rennes) - 88 [SBC only]
- Fred (CM, Manchester United) - 88
- Peter Gulacsi (GK, RB Leipzig) - 87 [Objectives only]
- Ante Rebic (LW, Milan) - 87
- Joaquin (RM, Real Betis) - 87
- Fabio Quagliarella (ST, Sampdoria) - 87
- Lucas Vazquez (RB, Real Madrid) - 87
- Raul Garcia (ST, Athletic Bilbao) - 87 [SBC only]
- James Tavernier (RB, Rangers) - 87
- Declan Rice (CDM, West Ham) - 87 [SBC only]
- Domenico Berardi (RM, Sassuolo) - 87 [Objectives only]
- Cesar Azpilicueta (CB, Chelsea) - 87
- Dusan Tadic (LW, Ajax) - 87
- Iago Aspas (ST, Celta Vigo) - 87
- James Milner (CM, Liverpool) - 86
- Alessandro Bastoni (CB, Inter Milan) - 86
- Presnel Kimpembe (CB, Paris St Germain) - 86
- Lorenzo Pellegrini (CAM, Roma) - 86
- Cristiano Biraghi (LB, Fiorentina) - 86
- Anthony Lopes (GK, Lyon) - 86
- Christian Gunter (LB, Freiburg) - 86
- Maximilian Arnold (CDM, Wolfsburg) - 85
- Florian Neuhaus (CAM, Moenchengladbach) - 85
- Makoto Hasebe (CB, Frankfurt) - 85
- Ryan Kent (LW, Rangers) - 85 [SBC only]
- Cristhian Stuani (ST, Girona) - 85
- Alexis Saelemakers (RW, Milan) - 85
- Davide Calabria (RB, Milan) - 85
- Joel Ward (RB, Crystal Palace) - 74 [Objectives only]
