Everything in the Southeast Asia pack, rated: whether it is worth pulling, which cards stand out, and the max-level overall of all 12 featured players. Each player has its own page with training, rankings and every card that player has had.
- SS Top 5 in either the position or the playing-style overall ranking
- S Outside the top 5, but a max-level overall of 100 or more
- A Overall 98–99
- B Overall 95–97
- C Overall below 95
Should you pull?
The headliner is Elkan Baggott (99 overall, Build Up). The strongest cards sit at CB, CF, so this pack is worth it if those are the slots you want to upgrade.
- You want to upgrade CB
- You want to upgrade CF
- You want to strengthen several positions at once
- You already have equal or better cards at CB, CF
- You are chasing one specific player — single draws can be cheaper
- The cards around 95 overall are easy to replace with what you already own
Pack details
| Pack | Southeast Asia |
|---|---|
| Period | 15 Oct 2026 – 22 Oct 2026 |
| Card types | Big Time / Highlight / Show Time |
| Featured | Elkan Baggott, Fergus Tierney, Mitchell Baker and 9 more (12 total) |
| Highest overall | 99 (Elkan Baggott) |
All 12 featured players
Ranked by overall at max training. Tap a player for stats, training and every card they have had.

DEF Press Back

DEF Front Line Poacher

DEF Pass Disruptor
The cards worth chasing
The three highest-rated cards in this pack, with their strongest stats.



Pack simulator
Set who you are after and how many draws you can afford. The simulator shows the chance of pulling them, the coins it costs, and the draw where the card becomes guaranteed.
Summary
- Southeast Asia — 12 featured players, highest overall 99
- Headliner: Elkan Baggott (CB, Build Up)
- Best for: CB, CF
- Verdict: ★★★☆☆ Situational









