"Wins to Watch" implies that If the player's team win three games out of their next eight domestic ties (starting on September 30,) Then they receive an additional stats upgrade equivalent to a similar in-form. So if Man City win 3/8 games, Haaland gets another +1 over and above the in-form updates He receives. (Lol 'if'.)

Nations to Watch means that any player sporting an Ones to Watch card whose country is involved with this year's World Cup will receive a one-time in-form upgrade when the team they represent wins within the event. A difficult time for Erling this front, it appears, due to Norway's non-participation. ('Tough times for Erling' is not something we expect to write on many other occasions this year/decade/millennium.)

The best part is that Nations to Watch players don't have to be selected for the national team to be upgraded. This means that in the event that Gabriel Jesus somehow doesn't make the Brazil squad and his countrymen pick up a win out in Qatar the Arsenal star will still earn a +1.

It is also important to mention this: Ones to Watch players do not receive upgrades based on other promotional cards. In other words, if Tyler Adams gets some sort of wild 90+ card in April as part of the new promotion called Factsmashers or whatever it is, his OTW is not changed accordingly. (Sorry Tyler. If this makes you feel any ****ter, you are in virtually everyone's pre-order OTW bundle.)

Last year's unusual transfer market behavior meant it was sometimes practical and inexpensive to add top promo players to your team, even within a few days of their debut. It could still be true in FIFA 23, but for right now, the top Ones to Watch players are going cost you a massive premium. Because they've been denied any kind of upgrade, it is hard to recommend spending any coins on them.

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