With the mixed reviews of EA FC 24's Ultimate Team mode, there is certainly room for improvement in the upcoming FC 25 Coins. As we approach the release of the new game, here are five key changes that could enhance the Ultimate Team experience:

One of the most frustrating aspects of EA FC 24's Ultimate Team was the abundance of duplicate players and items in packs. The current system of simply sending them to the club or discarding them feels like a wasted opportunity. In EA FC 25, the introduction of a "Collection Book" feature could be a game-changer. This would allow players to store their duplicate items, serving as a library of all the cards collected. Players could view stats, chemistry, and even exchange duplicates for valuable rewards like coins, packs, or special player items. This would not only help reduce clutter, but also give players a greater sense of progression and accomplishment as they fill out their collection.

Another area that could use improvement is the handling of icons and legends. In the current game, they are treated like any other player, with their own individual chemistry links and stats. While this system works, it could be even better if players could unlock "Icon Managers" - special cards that provide unique chemistry boosts and abilities to icons in their squad. This would add more depth and strategy to building teams around these legendary players.

The introduction of an "Infinite Rewards" system in EA FC 25 could keep players engaged for longer. This could take the form of a weekly or daily challenge system, where players can earn coins, packs, or even special player items for accomplishing in-game milestones like matches played, goals scored, or other achievements. This would give players a constant sense of progression and motivation to keep playing.

In EA FC 25, implementing a system where players are rewarded for completing matches, even if they end in a draw, could improve the overall experience. This could involve a small reward, such as a pack or coins, for every match that is finished. Additionally, players who quit a match before it's over should be penalized, perhaps with a temporary matchmaking ban or a reduction in their rewards for that session. This would encourage players to stick with their matches and provide a more enjoyable and rewarding experience.

Finally, the introduction of a single, ultimate end-game Evolution card that players can work towards in EA FC 25 could be a compelling long-term goal. This card could be the culmination of all the Evolutions in the game, combining the best attributes and abilities of multiple players into a single, super-powered card. Unlocking and upgrading this card would require a significant investment of time and resources, but the payoff would be a truly unique and powerful card that sets the player apart from the rest of the Ultimate Team community.

By addressing the pain points of EA FC 24 and incorporating these innovative features, the Ultimate Team mode in EA FC 25 could become the best version yet, providing players with EA FC 25 Coins a more engaging and rewarding experience.