FC 26 TOTW 6 Revealed: Full List of Cards
The Team of the Week 6 (TOTW 6) has arrived in EA FC 26 Ultimate Team, and this lineup might be one of the most balanced of the season so far. From clinical forwards to rock-solid defenders, TOTW 6 celebrates standout performances across global leagues — and offers Ultimate Team players plenty of opportunities to strengthen their squads.
In this gameplay guide, we'll break down each featured card, analyze the top performers, explore meta fits, and recommend strategies for using these new in-forms effectively across modes like Division Rivals, Squad Battles, and Champions.
Team of the Week 6 Overview
TOTW 6 celebrates the best players from last week's real-world matches. The standout highlights this time include Mateo (86 LW), Chukwueze (86 RW), Süller (85 CB), and Sané (87 RW) — all excellent upgrades that can fit into multiple meta teams.
Each card gets an upgraded overall rating, boosted stats in key areas (pace, shooting, and positioning), and sometimes a small weak foot or skill move upgrade, making them more viable in-game.
Top-Tier Cards: Must-Have Players from TOTW 6
Leroy Sané – 87 RW (Bayern Munich)
Sané headlines this week's release with a blistering combination of 93 pace and 86 shooting, making him a dream for counterattack-heavy teams. His upgraded ball control and dribbling (90+) ensure tight movement in confined spaces.
Best Chemistry Style: Deadeye – boosts his finishing and passing for a more clinical edge in front of goal.
Best Position: RW / RM in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1.
Playstyle Tip: Use him for fast transitions. Trigger runs early with through balls — he excels at darting behind full-backs and cutting inside for finesse shots.
Chukwueze – 86 RW (AC Milan)
Another speedster, Chukwueze's in-form turns him into a nightmare on the wing. With 95 pace, 86 dribbling, and improved stamina, he feels incredibly fluid in possession.
His 4-star skill moves make him excellent for breaking defensive lines.
Best Chemistry Style: Marksman – increases dribbling and shooting for balanced attacking output.
Best Position: RW or RM, ideal for overlapping runs in a 4-2-4 or 4-3-3.
Playstyle Tip: Perfect for wide isolation plays. Use drag backs and direction changes to beat slower full-backs, then cross low for tap-ins.
Mateo – 86 LW
Mateo's TOTW card is a hidden gem — a winger who doubles as a secondary striker thanks to strong finishing (85+) and versatile positioning. His balance and acceleration help him initiate counters seamlessly.
Best Chemistry Style: Finisher – boosts agility and shooting, tightening dribble control.
Best Position: LW or CAM in narrower formations like 4-1-2-1-2.
Playstyle Tip: Ideal for cut-in-and-shoot tactics, especially with right-foot finesse shots.
Süller – 85 CB
A defensive anchor, Süller stands out with 90 strength, 85 defending, and solid pace (78) for a center-back. He's physically imposing yet surprisingly agile for his size, making him a meta-tier option for early- and mid-game squads.
Best Chemistry Style: Shadow – adds pace and defensive awareness, essential for quick recoveries.
Playstyle Tip: Perfect for holding a high line; pairs well with faster CBs for mixed setups (e.g., Süller + Gvardiol).
Doshi – 84 RW (Crystal Palace)
Doshi brings explosive pace (91) and superb dribbling (87) for mid-tier squads. While not as elite as Sané or Chukwueze, his balance and ball control make him a strong rotational option.
Best Chemistry Style: Engine – enhances balance, agility, and passing for smoother transitions.
Playstyle Tip: Use him in counterattacking 4-4-2 setups — excellent for breakaways.
Mateta – 84 ST (Crystal Palace)
Mateta's in-form transforms him into a pure target man. With 90 physicality, 84 shooting, and decent composure, he's lethal in the box, especially with aerial crosses.
Best Chemistry Style: Hawk – boosts pace and physical stats, giving him more power on sprints.
Playstyle Tip: Perfect for cross-heavy formations (like 4-3-3 or 3-5-2). Use him to pin defenders and create space for your wingers.
Mid-Tier Options (Strong but Role-Specific)
Greenwood – 84 RW (Getafe)
A technical winger with great finishing (86) and weak foot flexibility (5★). His TOTW card is versatile — you can use him as a striker or inverted winger.
Best Chemistry Style: Hunter – maximizes his pace and finishing.
Playstyle Tip: Ideal for hybrid LaLiga or Premier League teams where positional variety helps during formation switches.
Harry Maguire – 83 CB (Manchester United)
While not meta-fast, Maguire's TOTW boosts his defensive consistency. His 90+ strength and improved passing make him a ball-playing CB option for slower, possession-heavy squads.
Best Chemistry Style: Anchor.
Playstyle Tip: Pair him with a fast partner like Varane or Konaté; use him for tactical build-ups rather than recovery defense.
Nico Paz – 83 CM (Real Madrid)
A rising young talent with high potential, Paz's card brings balanced stats and smooth dribbling. Good vision and short passing make him ideal for controlling tempo.
Best Chemistry Style: Maestro.
Playstyle Tip: Use him as a box-to-box CM, supporting attacks and recycling possession in tight spaces.
Danny Welbeck – 82 ST (Brighton)
A balanced striker with 82 pace, 83 shooting, and strong heading, making him reliable for hybrid squads. Not the flashiest, but dependable.
Best Chemistry Style: Marksman.
Playstyle Tip: Use him in high-press systems — his stamina lets him chase loose balls deep into the game.
Mario Gila – 82 CB (Lazio)
Quick and sturdy, Gila offers good balance between defensive reliability and pace (80+). A solid choice for Serie A lineups.
Best Chemistry Style: Shadow.
Playstyle Tip: Great for defensive duos with tall CBs — he's the recovery runner type.
Budget-Friendly Picks Worth Trying
Goalkeepers
Madden (80 OVR, Wrexham) – Reliable reflexes and strong positioning for a silver-rare price tag. Ideal for lower-division hybrid teams.
Emmottalas (80 OVR, Standard Liège) – Great agility and dive rating make him a hidden gem for early-game squads.
Defenders
Song Bum Keun (80 OVR, Jeonbuk) – Agile center-back with solid pace and tackling; performs well in three-at-the-back setups.
Mario Gila (82 OVR, Lazio) – Affordable LaLiga option with 82 defense and excellent strength; good chemistry link with Spanish players.
Matatsukubo (80 OVR, Urawa Reds) – Balanced fullback who's quick on the counter and supports overlapping runs effectively.
Midfielders
Torp (80 OVR, Odense BK) – Box-to-box engine with decent passing and stamina; great link-up play for Scandinavian teams.
Nico Paz (83 OVR, Real Madrid) – Creative CAM capable of threading through-balls and carrying the ball forward with confidence.
Petersson (80 OVR, Elfsborg) – Underrated CDM with strong physical presence and ball-winning ability in midfield battles.
Høeghmand (80 OVR, Aalborg) – Reliable CM with a balanced stat profile; thrives in possession-based systems.
Forwards
Welbeck (82 OVR, Brighton) – Veteran striker offering good hold-up play and finishing at a bargain price.
Joseph (83 OVR, Espanyol) – Quick and powerful forward who benefits from counterattacking setups.
Ueda (80 OVR, Feyenoord) – Smart runs and accurate shooting make him an ideal pick for budget Eredivisie squads.
King (80 OVR, Frosinone) – Strong physical striker for Serie A hybrid teams, great at shielding and finishing.
Hidden Gems and Meta Sleepers
Joseph (81 RW)
A dynamic winger with 4★ skills and elite acceleration (91). Feels snappy on the stick and can rival higher-rated cards in responsiveness.
Enoultas (80 CM)
Hybrid midfielder who shines as a deep-lying playmaker. His passing and defensive positioning make him valuable for 4-3-3 control systems.
Madden (80 ST)
Physical forward with consistent finishing and solid hold-up play. Performs well with long-ball tactics.
King (80 CB)
Versatile defender who can also play CDM. Reliable for hybrid teams needing flexible positioning.
Building Around TOTW 6 Cards
If you've packed or purchased some of these in-forms, here are formation and chemistry recommendations to make the most of them:
Formation: 4-3-3 (Attack)
LW: Mateo
ST: Mateta / Welbeck
RW: Sané or Chukwueze
CMs: Nico Paz, Enoultas, Helgremard
CBs: Süller + Gila
GK: Song Bum Keun
This setup maximizes speed on the wings and stability through the center. You can press aggressively while having coverage from fast center-backs.
Formation: 4-2-3-1 (Balanced)
CAM: Greenwood
Wings: Mateo / Chukwueze
ST: Mateta
CDMs: Süller (converted) + Paz
Great for control-heavy players — use the wings to stretch, then funnel through your CAM for timed finesse shots.
Market & Trading Outlook
TOTW 6 features cards that will fluctuate in price during the first few days post-release. Here's a quick breakdown of investment potential:
Sané (87) – High value due to meta pace and league link; expect price to stabilize after initial spike.
Chukwueze (86) – Slightly undervalued early on; good investment for pace-focused players.
Süller (85) – Excellent budget CB with future SBC potential.
Mateo (86) – Sleeper card; expect steady demand for hybrid link-ups.
For traders, buying during off-peak hours (3–6 AM UTC) and selling after Weekend League lock-in can yield solid profit margins.
Final Thoughts: TOTW 6 Meta Impact
Team of the Week 6 is a well-rounded release that focuses on speed, power, and flexibility. Players like Sané, Chukwueze, and Mateo inject fresh attacking options into the meta, while Süller and Gila strengthen defensive builds.
Whether you're chasing elite pace or trying to balance chemistry in hybrid squads, TOTW 6 offers something for every style. The key is experimenting — testing combinations and chemistry styles to find what feels most fluid for your gameplay. Invest FC 26 Coins in the right players and formations, and you'll reap unexpected rewards.
In short, TOTW 6 = balance + versatility + value. It's one of the best drops yet in FC 26, blending high-end stars with practical, usable cards that fit real Ultimate Team strategies.
So, grab your packs, fine-tune your squad, and step into the pitch — because this week's Team of the Week might just have the missing piece your lineup has been waiting for.
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