Even better, Nations to Watch players don't even need to be chosen for their national team to be upgraded FIFA 23 Coins. This means that should Gabriel Jesus somehow doesn't make the Brazilian squad and his countrymen get the win in Qatar and win, the Arsenal player will still be eligible for the +1.

Additionally, it's important to note that Ones to Watch players do not receive upgrades in conjunction with other promotional cards. In other words, if Tyler Adams gets some sort of wild 90+ card in April for an upcoming promotion called Factsmashers or whatever it is, his OTW will not be upgraded as a result. (Sorry Tyler. If it makes you feel any better, then you're in virtually everyone's preorder OTW pack.)

The year's peculiar transfer market behaviors meant it was usually practical and affordable to acquire good promo players to one's team, even within a couple of days of their debut. This may prove to be true in FIFA 23 however, for the moment, the most popular Ones to Watch players are likely to cost you a massive cost. Given that they have currently received no improvements at all and are not receiving any upgrades, it's hard to suggest spending coins for them.

At the lower end of the spectrum, Nico Schlotterbeck from Borussia Dortmund is currently averaging 14k coins, which is only 4k more than his discard price. He's a good starter centre-back, although he doesn't possess the well-known "long" running style and, despite Dortmund's lack of form it's easy to see him getting his Wins to Watch upgrade in the coming weeks.

Despite their recent misfortunes on the pitch, Juventus still have a fairly good squad and could be very enjoyable to play as for FIFA 23.

After a decade of dominance, Juventus supporters are now in a crossroads, with the club being unable to compete over the last few seasons buy FUT 23 Coins. However, that doesn't mean they're not awash of talent, however, with players like Chiesa, Pogba, and Vlahovi? All of them providing plenty of reason for players to choose Juventus in FIFA 23.