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This will be the final series of Team of the Season and Player of the Month as FC 25 Coins enters its final stretch of relevancy before the next installment hits the market. Last week, FC president Gianni Infantino promised big changes after splitting with EA as he works with developers to bring the next era of football gaming to the public. It's a fine time to be a football gaming fan, as EA and FC butt heads over the soccer gaming industry, while developer Strikerz Inc plans to release its UFL football title sometime soon.

It has recently been announced that, after nearly 30 years, EA and FC are ending their partnership. The breakup had been rumored for months, but many people were still shocked when the news broke as the series has been one of the biggest names in gaming for numerous console generations.

Although EA's change to EA Sports FC will be jarring, many people have actually welcomed the news, as FC (International Federation of Association Football) has announced that FC series will continue, which should provide some much-needed competition to EA following the lackluster eFootball from Konami.

EA will presumably want to go out with a bang in FC 25 to not only give the partnership a worthy send-off but also to ensure its fan base that EA Sports FC will be the game to buy next year.

One of the reasons why some FC fans believe the series' career mode has become less engaging in recent years is due to the removal of performance-based rating progression. In past cheap FC 25 Coins games, a player's rating would adjust based on their performances, so if a goalkeeper kept numerous clean sheets or a striker had a fantastic goalscoring season, their ratings would increase accordingly. In modern games, however, player progression is largely pre-determined. The players' performances now have very little impact on their ratings, and gamers just need to look online to see what their players' FC 25 Ultimate Teamure ratings are.