And, even better, Nations to Watch players don't even need to be chosen for the national team to get the upgrade FIFA 23 Coins. So if Gabriel Jesus somehow doesn't make the Brazil squad and his countrymen score one win in Qatar then the Arsenal hitman still will receive an additional.

It is also worth mentioning the fact that Ones to Watch players do not receive upgrades in conjunction with other promo cards. Therefore, if Tyler Adams gets some sort of wild 90+ card during April in a new promo called Factsmashers or something else that is the case, his OTW won't be upgraded accordingly. (Sorry Tyler. If it makes you feel better, then you're in almost everyone's preorder OTW bundle.)

The unusual market for transfers of last year's behaviour meant that it was often practical and affordable to acquire good promo players to your team, even within a few days of them releasing. This could prove to be true in FIFA 23 however, as of now, the best Ones to Watch players are likely cost you an enormous premium. As they've not received any upgrades so it's difficult to advocate spending coins on them.

On the lower end the spectrum, Nico Schlotterbeck from Borussia Dortmund is averaging around 14k coins and is just 4k higher than his original price. He is a decent starter centre-back, although he doesn't have the desirable "Long" running type and despite Dortmund's inconsistent form, it's possible to imagine him getting this Wins to Watch upgrade in the coming weeks.

Despite their recent troubles on the field, Juventus still have a fairly good squad and could be very enjoyable to play in FIFA 23.

After an era of dominance for a decade, Juventus supporters are now at a bit of crossing points, with the team struggling to be competitive during recent years cheap FUT 23 Coins. However, that doesn't mean there's not plenty of talent among their ranks but with the likes of Chiesa, Pogba, and Vlahovi? each offering numerous reasons for players to select Juventus in FIFA 23.