The FC 25 TOTS event is finally here, and is set to bring with it some of the best promo cards in this year's game.

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TOTS is always one of, if not the biggest promo in the EA Sports FC calendar, and this year is no exception.

So, if you're interested in when TOTS cards release for each league, we've got the whole schedule for you to check out.

When is FC 25 TOTS? Release date schedule

EA has now confirmed the release date for TOTS of each included league, with a variety of promos dropping between 25th April and 6th June.

Here is the full FC 25 TOTS release schedule:

  • Ligue 1 (France) – 25th April
  • Arkema PL (France) – 25th April
  • Eredivisie (Netherlands) – 25th April
  • Premier League (England) – 2nd May
  • Barclays Women’s Super League (England) – 2nd May
  • EFL Championship, League One and League Two (England) – 2nd May
  • Bundesliga (Germany) – 9th May
  • Frauen Bundesliga (Germany) – 9th May
  • Süper Lig (Türkiye) – 9th May
  • Serie A (Italy) – 16th May
  • National Women’s Soccer League (USA) – 16th May
  • Europe Select (Rest of Europe) – 16th May
  • La Liga (Spain) – 23rd May
  • Liga F (Spain) – 23rd May
  • Liga Portugal (Portugal) – 23rd May
  • MLS (USA) – 30th May
  • Saudi Pro League – 30th May
  • Rest of the World – 30th May
  • Ultimate TOTS – 6th June

How to vote for the FC 25 TOTS

The FC 25 TOTS vote has begun on the official FC 25 website.

It started with a Premier League vote, from 16th-21st April, but we've moved on to other leagues, so go ahead and cast your vote now!

The TOTS event always features rounds of voting, where players can choose which players to feature in the TOTS, and this year is no different.

While, ideally, voters would choose this based on how well the players have actually performed, this typically comes down to which card players would want the most.

What to expect from FC 25 TOTS

While it’s impossible to predict the entire lineup for TOTS, there are a few players we certainly expect to see based on their performances this year.

Liverpool stars Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are obvious candidates from the Premier League.

From La Liga, we wouldn’t be shocked to see Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham or Vinicius Jr, while Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski have also had stellar seasons for Barcelona.

Harry Kane would be another solid pick, as he’s on course to pick up his first career trophy, firing Bayern to another Bundesliga title.

It’s not all about the big boys, however, as TOTS also typically features some players from smaller clubs and, indeed, smaller leagues.

Chris Wood and Alexander Isak have been in rich form this year and are well-deserving of a place in TOTS.

Around Europe, we could see Atalanta’s Mateo Retegui, Osasuna’s Ante Budimir, Mainz’s Jonathan Burkardt and Sporting’s Viktor Gyökeres all feature.

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