Summary
Future Stars Team 2 has arrived in FC 27, headlined by Mayu, who looks unbelievable with the best passing PlayStyle+ in the game. This guide breaks down what you can expect when opening Future Stars packs, the reward structures involved, and how to approach your saved tokens and packs strategically—or, if you'd rather skip the grind and buy Fut 27 Coins to fund your pack openings, we'll cover that too.
Understanding Future Stars Team 2 Rewards
Future Stars Team 2 brings a fresh batch of promo cards, and the chase is real. Rank 1 rewards in this promo give you access to high-value packs like 86+ times fives, which can be opened repeatedly if you've saved tokens from previous weeks.
Token saving is key. If you saved 50 tokens from week one, you can accumulate 500 tokens total—enough to open four 86+ times five packs back to back. This is the most efficient way to chase Future Stars cards without spending additional FC points.
Pack Opening Expectations vs. Reality
Based on actual openings, here's what you should realistically expect:
The Walkout Guarantee
Double walkouts are guaranteed in many of these high-tier packs, but the quality of those walkouts varies dramatically. You'll frequently see:
Joshua Kimmich (88 rated) appearing repeatedly—so often that opening a pack with him feels like opening an 88+ pack
Declan Rice showing up constantly as a secondary walkout
Harry Kane ruining otherwise promising packs
Martin Ødegaard at 86 rated, which lowers the ceiling for the rest of the pack
The Future Stars Problem
Despite opening seven 86+ times fives, the results yielded zero Future Stars cards. This is a critical reality check: promo cards are rare, and even guaranteed walkout packs don't guarantee promo players.
Positional Patterns to Watch For
Across multiple pack openings, clear patterns emerge:
Position | Frequency | Notable Pulls |
CDM | Very high | Kimmich, Hasegawa, Rodri |
Striker | Moderate | Harry Kane, Ekitike, Shawinga |
Center Mid | High | Bruno Fernandes, Ødegaard, Tielemans |
Left Back | Moderate | Cucurella (repeatedly) |
Goalkeeper | Low | Donnarumma, Martinez |
CDM is the most common walkout position, which is frustrating since it's rarely the position players want to see.
High-Value Pulls Worth Noting
Despite the disappointing Future Stars rate, some pulls hold genuine value:
Valverde (untradeable): An unbelievable card to have untradeable, worth around 250–300K
Jonathan Tah: Valued around 60–80K, a solid return from an 84+ player pick
Erling Haaland from an 83+ times five: A very high-rated card from a low-tier pack, though it means every other player in the pack is 83–84 rated
Manini: Goes for more than Musiala at around 30K
Ronaldo (tradable): Saved the session with a 40,000 coin return from an Elite Division 84+ pick
Player Pick Strategy
The 84+ player picks (one of five, tradable) have mixed results:
Limer and Garella appeared as Future Stars options
Jonathan Tah at 60–80K was a strong pick
Rabiot is a trap—virtually no one uses him this year
Recommendation: Always check the Future Stars options in player picks, but don't overlook high-value gold cards like Tah that can fund your future pack openings.
The Hero Pack Warning
The Hero pack yielded Peter Crouch, which is described as "awful." Hero packs are high-risk, high-reward, but the floor is very low. Consider whether your resources are better spent on 84+ or 85+ packs with more consistent walkout guarantees.
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Key Takeaways for Future Stars Team 2
Save your tokens. Accumulating 500 tokens lets you open four 86+ times fives back to back—your best shot at a Future Stars card without spending FC points.
Expect CDM walkouts. Kimmich, Hasegawa, and Rodri will appear frequently. Don't get excited unless it's a promo card.
Future Stars rates are brutal. Seven 86+ times fives yielded zero promo cards. Prepare for disappointment and celebrate the high-value gold pulls instead.
Untradeable Valverde is a win. Even if you can't sell him, having a 250–300K card untradeable is a massive squad upgrade.
Player picks can save you. The 84+ one-of-five picks occasionally deliver high-value cards like Tah (60–80K) that offset pack losses.
Hero packs are risky. Crouch was the result—consider sticking to 84+ and 85+ packs for more consistent returns.
Watch for the orange line. The walkout animation occasionally shows an orange line that looks like a promo or Team of the Week card—but it's usually just a visual glitch, not a guaranteed special card.
Final Verdict
Future Stars Team 2 packs are a gamble with a very low promo card drop rate. The best strategy is to save tokens across weeks, open 86+ times fives in batches, and treat high-value gold pulls (Valverde, Haaland, Tah) as your realistic wins. Don't chase Future Stars cards expecting to get them—let them be a bonus if they appear. And always check your player picks for hidden value before dismissing them. For a safe way to skip the grind, Fut 27 Coins for sale are available at MMOEXP.


