The FC 24 RTTF tracker has almost reached its end, with all eyes on the Champions League final. Either Toni Kroos or Niklas Sule will receive one final EA Sports FC 24 stats boost depending on the result, closing out this year's Road To The Final campaign in the process. We explain all the campaign's key details below, as well as providing you with the complete FC 24 RTTF tracker.
What is FC 24 RTTF?
RTTF stands for Road To The Final, and works just like the FC 24 RTTK (Road To The Knockouts) promo. Cards score upgrades based upon their team’s performances in European competition, and both male and female players feature. The promo brought an end to FC 24 TOTY (Team Of The Year) items being in packs, and meant the FC 24 meta is got even more expensive.
Who is in FC 24 RTTF Team 1?
FC 24 RTTF Team 1 landed on Friday, February 2, and delivered four Champions League players with a starting OVR of 90: Joshua Kimmich (CDM, FC Bayern), Pedri (CM, Barcelona), Gabriel Jesus (ST, Arsenal), and Toni Kroos (CDM, Real Madrid). These monster cards will become even more OP if those teams progress in the Champions League. At the other end of the scale, a great year for Danish champs Kobenhavn gets even better. They scored two cards in the FC 24 Ultimate Dynasties promo, and now right-back Kevin Diks joins the party.
The Europa League line-up featured an even more tantalising card: 91-rated Rafael Leao. Ansu Fati (LW, Brighton, 89) and Darwin Nunez (ST, Liverpool, 88) were also strong additions. Only two players from the Conference League joined them initially: Leon Bailey (RM, Aston Villa, 86) and Nicolas Gonzalez (RW, Fiorentina, 86). Two ladies from the UWCL also scored upgradable cards: Lindsey Horan (CM, Lyon, 89) and Elisa De Almeida (CB, Paris SG, 86).
All cards are included on the FC 24 RTTF tracker at the foot of this guide.
Looking for FC 24 RTTF Team 2? Alas, there isn't one. On Friday, February 9 we got FC 24 Future Stars instead.
How does the upgrades system work?
Cards can earn up to four OVR upgrades through the FC 24 RTTF system. Here’s what’s on offer, and how upgrades are earned. Click the respective links for more details on FC 24 PlayStyles and FC 24 skill moves.
FC 24 RTTF Champions League & Europa League upgrades
- Win or draw first R16 game: +1 OVR
- Qualify for quarter-finals: +1 OVR
- Qualify for semi-finals: +1 OVR
- Quality for final: New PlayStyle+
- Win final: +1 OVR, 5* Skill Moves, 5* Weak Foot
FC 24 RTTF Conference League upgrades
- Qualify for R16: +1 OVR
- Qualify for quarter-finals: +1 OVR
- Qualify for semi-finals: +1 OVR
- Quality for final: New PlayStyle+
- Win final: +1 OVR, 5* Skill Moves, 5* Weak Foot
FC 24 RTTF Women’s UCL upgrades
- Win or draw first R16 game: +1 OVR
- Qualify for semi-finals: +1 OVR
- Win or draw first semi-final game: +1 OVR
- Quality for final: New PlayStyle+
- Win final: +1 OVR, 5* Skill Moves, 5* Weak Foot
When are FC 24 RTTF players upgraded in-game?
Over to EA for an official answer: “Upgrades will go live in-game starting on the Friday after the first round of the knockout stages. This means RTTF players will be upgraded at the end of a week following a milestone victory or qualification.”
Where is the full FC 24 RTTF tracker?
This is the complete FC 24 RTTF tracker, correct as of Friday, May 31.
Champions League
- Toni Kroos (CDM, Real Madrid) - 93
- Pedri (CM, Barcelona) - 92
- Joshua Kimmich (CDM, FC Bayern) - 92
- Gianluigi Donnarumma (GK, Paris SG) - 92
- Gabriel Jesus (ST, Arsenal) - 91
- Lautaro Martinez (ST, Inter Milan) - 91
- Niklas Sule (CB, Dortmund) - 91
- Josko Gvardiol (CB, Manchester City) - 89
- Andre-Franck Zambo Anguissa (CDM, Napoli) - 89
- Jose Maria Gimenez (CB, Atletico Madrid) - 88
- Galeno (LM, FC Porto) - 88
- Olivier Boscagli (CB, PSV) - 88
- Matteo Guendouzi (CM, Napoli) - 88
- Xavi Simons (CAM, RB Leipzig) - 87
- Mikel Merino (CM, Real Sociedad) - 87
- Kevin Diks (RB, FC Kobenhavn) - 86
Women’s Champions League
- Lindsey Horan (CM, Lyon) - 92
- Guro Reiten (LW, Chelsea) - 92
- Lucy Bronze (RB, Barcelona) - 92
- Elisa De Almeida (CB, Paris SG) - 89
Europa League
- Rafael Leao (LW, AC Milan) - 93
- Ademola Lookman (ST, Atalanta) - 93
- Romelu Lukaku (ST, Roma) - 92
- Ansu Fati (LW, Brighton) - 90
- Darwin Nunez (ST, Liverpool) - 90
- Nathan Tella (RW, Bayer Leverkusen) - 90
- Sebastian Coates (CB, Sporting Lisbon) - 89
- Geoffrey Kondogbia (CDM, Marseille) - 89
- David Neres (RM, Benfica) - 89
- Emerson (LB, West Ham) - 89
Conference League
- Leon Bailey (RM, Aston Villa) - 90
- Nicolas Gonzalez (RW, Fiorentina) - 90
- Cengiz Under (RM, Fenerbahce) - 88
