FC 26: How to Complete the 79+ Player Pick SBC & Is It Worth It?

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FC 26: How to Complete the 79+ Player Pick SBC & Is It Worth It?
The latest Squad Building Challenge has landed in FC 26 Ultimate Team, offering players a chance to bolster their squads with a valuable pick. The 79+ Player Pick SBC is now live, providing an opportunity to earn one of three rare gold player items, each rated 79 OVR or higher. With its repeatable nature, this SBC could be a fantastic way to upgrade your team or stock your club with high-rated fodder.

What is the 79+ Player Pick SBC?

This Squad Building Challenge is straightforward: complete one challenge to earn a player pick. The main reward is 1 of 3 Rare Gold Player Items, all guaranteed to be rated 79 OVR or above. This SBC is available for an unlimited number of times, meaning you can keep completing it as long as you have the necessary players in your club or coins to buy them. Act fast, as this SBC expires on January 2, 2026.
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1 Of 3 79+ Rare Gold Players
1 Of 3 79+ Rare Gold Players

SBC Requirements & Solutions

79+ Player Pick

Earn 1 of 3 Rare Gold Player Item, rated 79 or higher.

3,000
3,000
Requirements
  • •Min. 3 Players Rare
  • •Exactly Gold Players
The cost to complete the 79+ Player Pick SBC will vary based on current market fluctuations, but you can expect it to cost around 3,000 coins on console and 3,000 coins on PC. The requirements are generally minimal, making it accessible for most players, especially those with some untradeable fodder in their club.

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Rewards Analysis: Is it Worth Your Coins?

The value of the 79+ Player Pick SBC primarily lies in its repeatability and the potential for high-rated players. While you are guaranteed a 79+ OVR Rare Gold Player, the 'pick' aspect means you have a better chance of getting a usable player for your squad or valuable fodder for other, more significant SBCs. For a relatively low cost, the possibility of packing a player worth significantly more than the SBC's completion price (0 average player pick value) makes this an attractive proposition. It's a low-risk, decent-reward SBC, especially if you have excess low-rated rare gold cards.

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