FC 25 Dreamchasers tracker and full UEFA promo guide

The FC 25 Dreamchasers tracker is motoring along, after Team 2 added Mohamed Salah and Robert Lewandowski to the game's spring promo. Some reports claimed that the UEFA-branded EA FC 25 Ultimate Team items were dynamic, though that isn’t the case – but it's a still a belter of a promo. Scroll on down for a full scouting report, and the up-to-date FC 25 Dreamchasers tracker.

The FC 25 Dreamchasers promo celebrates players who have excellent in European competition this season – or, in the case of Dreamchasers Icons, those who starred in the Champions League or UEFA Cup during their heyday. Cards therefore come in five different flavours: Icons, Champions League, Women’s Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. As part of the campaign, EA is also launching fresh cards for the FC 25 RTTF tracker. Those cards receive dynamic upgrades, while all Dreamchasers ratings are final.

Who is in FC 25 Dreamchasers Team 1?

FC 25 Dreamchasers Team 1 landed on Friday, March 21, with strikers Harry Kane (FC Bayern) and Kylian Mbappe sharing the honour of being its highest-rated players. Both earn new OVRs of 95, edging them ahead of of four different Icons on 94: Raul, Ruud Gullit, Birgit Prinz, and Rivaldo. Barcelona midfielder Alexia Putellas also nabs a score of 94, ahead of club mate Ewa Pajor (ST) and Real Madrid rival Linda Caicedo on 93. Archie Gray (CDM, Tottenham) is the top-ranking non-Champions-League card, on 92. Unheralded clubs Jagiellonia and FC Lugano get cool new UECL items, in the shape of Alfimico Pululu (ST, 88) and Mattia Zanotti (RM, 88) respectively.

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What is the FC 25 Dreamchasers Team 2 release date?

It looked like this was a one-week-only promo – then EA surprised us all with a second squad. The FC 25 Dreamchasers Team 2 release date was Friday, March 28, and fronted by Kaka (CAM, Brazil, 94), Mohamed Salah (RW, Liverpool, 95) and Robert Lewandowski (ST, Barcelona, 95). All its players have been added to the list at the foot of this guide. We also know that a new campaign, FC 25 Immortals, is coming on Friday, April 4. In the meantime, if you’re desperate to burn your hard-earned coins then check out our FC 25 meta and FC 25 best kits guides.

What’s the story with FC 25 Dreamchasers Franz Beckenbauer?

Well, it’s a story with some crossed wires. Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer returned to the series to tie in with the FC 25 Dreamchasers campaign on Friday, March 21, but his card isn’t actually one from the promo. His new 92-rated CB item is a standard Base Icon, although a second card for the legendary national team skipper is on its way as part of the FC 25 Immortals campaign mentioned above. Beckenbauer has been away since FIFA 17. His return follows that of Diego Maradona, who was returned to the series to kick off the FC 25 Grassroot Greats campaign.

Where can I see the updated FC 25 Dreamchasers tracker?

The compete and updated FC 25 Dreamchasers tracker, correct as of Saturday, March 29, is below. Remember, all these ratings are final. If you’re in the market for dynamic cards as the current season approaches its climax, instead leap on over to GR’s FC 25 FUT Fantasy FC guide.

Dreamchasers Icons

Raul (ST, Spain) - 94
Ruud Gullit (CAM, Netherlands) - 94
Birgit Prinz (ST, Germany) - 94
Rivaldo (LW, Brazil) - 94
Gerd Muller (ST, Germany) - 94
Kaka (CAM, Brazil) - 94
Lilian Thuram (RB, France) - 94
Xavi (CM, Spain) - 94
Edwin Van Der Sar (GK, Netherlands) - 94
Marcel Desailly (CB, France) - 92
Claude Makelele (CDM, France) - 92

Dreamchasers Heroes

Lucio (CB, Serie A) - 94
Nadine Kessler (CM, GPFBL) - 93
Harry Kewell (LW, Premier League) - 92
Bixente Lizarazu (LB, Ligue 1) - 92
Ivan Cordoba (CB, Serie A) - 92

Champions League

Harry Kane (ST, FC Bayern) - 95
Kylian Mbappe (ST, Real Madrid) - 95
Robert Lewandowski (ST, Barcelona) - 95
Mohamed Salah (RW, Liverpool) - 95
Florian Wirtz (CAM, Bayer Leverkusen) - 94
Lautaro Martinez (ST, Inter Milan) - 94
Joshua Kimmich (RB, FC Bayern) - 94
Federico Valverde (CM, Real Madrid) - 94
Ousmane Dembele (RW, Paris SG) - 93
Marcos Llorente (RM, Atletico Madrid) - 93
Ethan Nwaneri (RW, Arsenal) - 93
Nuno Mendes (LB, Paris SG) - 93
Gabriel (CB, Arsenal) - 93
Alisson (GK, Liverpool) - 93
Nico Schlotterbeck (CB, Dortmund) - 92
Angel Correa (ST, Atletico Madrid) - 92
Leon Bailey (RM, Aston Villa) - 92
Orkun Kolcu (CM, Benfica) - 90
Hakon Haraldsson (LM, Lille) - 90
Hugo Bueno (LB, Feyenoord) - 88

Women’s Champions League

Alexia Putellas (CM, Barcelona) - 94
Kadidiatou Diani (RW, Paris SG) - 94
Ewa Pajor (ST, Barcelona) - 93
Linda Caicedo (LW, Real Madrid) - 93
Wendie Renard (CB, Lyon) - 93
Khadija Shaw (ST, Manchester City) - 93
Mariona (LW, Arsenal) - 92
Catarina Macario (CAM, Chelsea) - 92
Penille Harder (CAM, FC Bayern) - 92
Katie McCabe (LB, Arsenal) - 92
Caroline Weir (CAM, Real Madrid) - 92
Sveindis Jobsdottir (RW, Wolfsburg) - 91

Europa League

Archie Gray (CDM, Tottenham) - 92
Rayan Cherki (CAM, Lyon) - 92
Pedro (RW, Lazio) - 91
Matthijs de Ligt (CB, Manchester United) - 91
Hugo Larsson (CM, Frankfurt) - 91
Rodrigo Bentancur (CM, Tottenham) - 91
Takefusa Kubo (RW, Real Sociedad) - 91
Angelino (LB, Roma) - 90
Patrick Berg (CDM, Bodo/Glimt) - 89
Nedim Bajrami (CAM, Rangers) - 89
Aitor Paredes (CB, Athletic Bilbao) - 89
Matej Vyrda (ST, Viktoria Plzen) - 89

Conference League

Ezequiel Avila (ST, Real Betis) - 89
Tyrique George (LM, Chelsea) - 88
Alfimico Pululu (ST, Jagiellonia) - 88
Mattia Zanotti (RM, FC Lugano) - 88
Matias Moreno (CB, Fiorentina) - 88
Nenad Cvetkovic (GK, Rapid Wien) - 88