If you're still building around FC 27 Coins for next season, these leaks are hard to ignore. They point to a club grind that feels less clunky, more live, and a bit less like endless menu chores after work, which is honestly the bit most players care about.

One-click SBCs could change the grind

The headline rumour is a points-based SBC setup. Instead of smashing together three separate squads, you may just hit a target score and move on. That would change how people use dupes, specials, and all those mid-tier cards sitting in the club doing nothing.

And if the scoring is clean, that's a big win. If it's off, players will game it fast, no doubt. The community always finds the quickest route, then complains the route exists.

How the scoring system might feel in practice

    The Meta: most players still stack separate squads, burn time on dupes, and chase one reward the slow old way after work.

    The Snag: if every card gets a score, weird edge cases will pop up, and people will test them hard from day one.

    The Fix: a single target bar could make big SBCs feel faster, cleaner, and way less annoying for anyone who hates menu marathons.

Reality check: I'd still open the squad screen, stare at it, and overthink one bronze card like an idiot.

The Gallery sounds made for pack addicts

The Gallery is the one idea that feels genuinely different. Once a card enters your club, it stays logged, even if you sell it, quick sell it, or toss it into an SBC. That means collection-building could matter all year, not just when the market is hot.

    The buzz on Discord: collectors think the Gallery could make every pull matter, even the ones you used to bin straight away or forget about.

Evolutions may get a lot more personal

Evolutions could go in a smarter direction too. If EA really lets you choose between pace, passing, shooting, or maybe even a mixed route, squads stop feeling copy-paste. You'd build for how you play, not just chase the same boosted card everyone else is using.

    ⚠️ Skip this: don't rush the first flashy Evolution path, because the smartest boost may be the one nobody hypes until much later.

What players are really reacting to

That's why the reaction is split. Some players want less drag and more reward. Others think EA might just add another layer of rules and call it innovation. Either way, the leaks have people talking, and that usually means the club grind is about to get weird.

What all of this could mean next year

If EA lands these systems cleanly, Ultimate Team could feel more like a long-haul club project than a daily grind you have to force. Keep an eye on FIFA 27 Coins for sale as well, because the first market swing usually hits before most people even log back in.