A fresh EA FC 25 squad update touching down on May 7, 2025 has landed across all platforms—PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and even Nintendo Switch—but for many EA FC 25 gamer, it feels a bit like rearranging deck chairs on a slowly sinking ship.
With only a handful of updates and no new additions or real faces, this update is a reminder that, nearly half a year after launch, the EA FC 25 still desperately needs the more of fixes and content that can only come from more frequent—and major title updates.
Let’s break it down and see what’s new with some of the upgrades and downgrades players.
EA FC 25 Players List
# Lamine Yamal (FC Barcelona)
At just 16 years old, Lamine Yamal has already become one of football’s brightest wonderkid player. In this update, his overall rating climbs from 85 to 86, and his potential nudges up to 95, reflecting his immense upside.
Those who love to glide past defenders will appreciate his 91 Dribbling, 92 Agility, and 88 Ball Control—traits that mirror his real‑life flair, rapid feet, and ball mastery on the right wing or in the central attacking role.
# Raphinha (FC Barcelona)
Raphinha’s blend of Brazilian flair and end‑product has earned him another point, bringing his overall to 88 and his potential to 88, too.
His 91 Sprint Speed makes him a terror on the counter, while 87 Ball Control and 88 Dribbling capture his ability to dance through tight spaces. A must‑have for any wide‑play specialist.
# Pau Cubarsí (FC Barcelona)
Barcelona’s next defensive gem, 18‑year‑old Pau Cubarsí, sees his overall rating tick up to 81, though his potential dips slightly to 89.
His 85 Jumping and 82 Defensive Awareness show why he’s the coach’s go‑to in the back line, and 81 Heading Accuracy makes him a threat at set‑pieces.
# Fidel Barajas (DC United)
America’s new midfield prospect remains stuck at a 69 overall, and his potential drops by ten points to 78—a harsh reality check.
With only 77 Sprint Speed as his standout stat, Barajas will need a serious form surge if he’s to live up to the hype.
# Willian Pacho (Paris Saint‑Germain)
Pacho’s lockdown defending gains him a point to 83 overall, and his potential climbs to 88, mirroring his real‑life rise at PSG.
His 86 Standing Tackle, 84 Defensive Awareness, and 88 Strength make him a rock in the heart of defense.
# Diego López (Valencia CF)
A versatile attacker who can play on either wing or even up front, López receives a +2 bump to 78 overall and 86 potential in EA FC 25.
With 84 Acceleration and 82 Sprint Speed, he’s lethal in transition, and his 75 Stamina means he can keep pressing for the full 90 minutes.
# Raúl Asencio (Real Madrid)
Real Madrid’s promising full‑back adds two points to reach 72 overall, with his potential rising to 84.
His 74 Long Passing, 75 Short Passing, and 75 Aggression hint at a balanced defender ready to step up when called upon.
# Nick Woltemade (VfB Stuttgart)
Woltemade’s well‑rounded forward profile sees him jump to 76 overall and 82 potential.
His 82 Dribbling, 78 Finishing, and 77 Ball Control make him one to watch in Germany’s top flight.
# Iñigo Martínez (FC Barcelona)
The veteran centre‑back picks up one more point to 84 overall and 84 potential.
His 87 Aggression and 87 Standing Tackle underscore why Barcelona trust him, and 82 Shot Power means he can surprise an opposing keeper on dead‑ball duties.
# Serhou Guirassy (Borussia Dortmund)
Guirassy’s potent attacking presence edges to an 86 overall, with 86 potential. His 89 Attacking Positioning, 86 Ball Control, and 83 Dribbling make him a handful inside the box.
# Ferran Torres (FC Barcelona)
Once a wunderkind at Manchester City, Torres inches up to 81 overall, 84 potential. His 82 Dribbling, 85 Agility, and 81 Finishing reflect his all‑round attacking skills.
# João Palhinha (FC Bayern München)
The midfield enforcer actually loses a point, sliding to 83 overall and 83 potential. Still, his 91 Aggression, 84 Stamina, and 86 Strength keep him one of the more imposing central midfielders around.
# Scott McTominay (Napoli)
McTominay continues to impress in Italy and picks up a point to 80 overall. His 86 Shot Power, 90 Aggression, and 81 Ball Control make him the ideal box‑to‑box presence.
# Ritsu Doan (SC Freiburg)
Japan’s creative spark rises to 81 overall, 81 potential. With 93 Balance, 85 Dribbling, and 81 Vision, Doan offers that extra spark on the right flank.
# Ilaix Moriba (RC Celta)
The former Barça academy star gets a +2 to 76 overall, 83 potential. His 78 Passing, 78 Stamina, and 76 Ball Control show he still has the tools to fulfill his early promise.
# Leopold Querfeld (1. FC Union Berlin)
Querfeld’s overall edges up to 74, 85 potential. With 87 Jumping, 85 Strength, and 79 Heading Accuracy, he’s an aerial specialist.
# Giuliano Simeone (Atlético Madrid)
Simeone’s twin surges of +2 bring him to 78 overall, 85 potential. His 91 Acceleration, 92 Sprint Speed, and 87 Jumping reveal his athletic upside.
# Mikel Jauregizar (Athletic Club)
The young midfielder picks up a point to 75, 85 potential. With 82 Balance, 81 Stamina, and 77 Ball Control, he looks built for La Liga’s midfield battles.
# Kevin Schade (Brentford)
Schade’s dynamism shines through with +1 to 76 overall, 81 potential. His 93 Acceleration, 94 Sprint Speed, and 89 Jumping make him a nightmare to track.
# Mohammed Kudus (West Ham United)
Finally, Kudus takes a slight step back to 80 overall, 84 potential. Yet his 92 Balance, 81 Shot Power, and 88 Sprint Speed remind us why he’s one of the Premier League’s most exciting midfield talents.
Final Whistle
This EA FC 25 squad update isn’t a game-changer, and that’s the sticking point.
Players like Yamal and López are more fun to use now in EA FC 25, but the lack of major additions or fixes has left a lot of us wanting more.
EA FC 25 has so much potential, but the community’s buzzing with frustration over the slow pace of updates.
Here’s hoping EA Sports steps up with more substantial title updates soon in EA FC 25—because right now, this feels like a tease rather than a treat.
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