EA FC 24 RTTK upgrade tracker, including Champions League Road to the Knockouts ratings, leaks and dates explained

EA FC 24 will launch Road to the Knockouts cards alongside the game’s worldwide release as teams look to progress in Europe.

RTTK player items tie into the biggest European leagues in men’s and women’s football and have got the honour of replacing Ones to Watch.

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Road to the Knockouts cards are dynamic FUT items for players whose teams are competing in the UEFA Champions League (UCL), UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL), UEFA Europa League (UEL), and UEFA Europa Conference League (UECL).

This year special cards from the UEFA Women’s Champions League will join the three European men’s competitions.

EA FC 24 RTTK: Release date and upgrades explained

RTTK campaign will begin on Friday, September 29 at 6pm.

That is the same day as the game’s general release and will replace the Nike Mad Ready mini-promo in Ultimate Team packs.

First introduced in FIFA 22 and continued last year, this year’s edition follows a similar upgrade system in that they can earn a maximum of two boosts to their stats.

• Wins upgrade: The player’s team wins at least two of their remaining group-stage games.
• Qualifications upgrade: The player’s team seals passage into the knockout rounds of their chosen competition

It is yet to be confirmed when qualification upgrades will go live but it is expected to be following the end of the group stages – with the win boost added as soon as a team secures two wins.

Champions League cards that have their teams secure Europa League qualification will not receive the qualification upgrade for example…

The actual RTTK players themselves do not need to feature in the games for their club for them to count towards the upgrade

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Champions League

The full list for each competition and SBCs will be added once confirmed by EA Sports upon official release

• Erling Haaland (Manchester City), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Victor Osimhen (Napoli), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Bukayo Saka (Arsenal), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Leandro Bonnuci (Union Berlin) – 88 OVR, Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Rodrigo De Paul (Atletico Madrid), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Dries Mertens (Galatasaray), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Lois Openda (RB Leipzig) – 85 OVR, Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Konrad Laimer (Bayern Munich), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Pierre Kalulu (AC Milan), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0, Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Mats Wieffer (Feyenoord), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Deiver Machado (Lens) – 83 OVR, Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle – SBC), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Andre Silva ( Real Sociedad – SBC), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Giovanni Reyna (Borussia Dortmund – OBJ), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0

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Europa League

• Luis Diaz (Liverpool), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Pedro Goncalves (Sporting), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Kiliann Sildillia (Freiburg), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Mohammed Kudus (West Ham – SBC), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0

Europa Conference League

• Edin Dzeko (Fenerbahçe), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0
• Dodo (Fiorentina), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0

Women’s Champions League

• Svenja Huth (Wolfsburg), Matches Remaining: 5, Wins: 0