EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution: Best players to use, all upgrades, requirements, and more

EA Sports has released the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution in Ultimate Team, providing a massive boost to a left-back of your choice on the virtual pitch. This is a paid EVO and requires either 40,000 coins or 400 FC points to be completed, and the lack of meta options has left fans wondering if it is worth the investment.

This is one of the most unique EVOs to be released so far in the game cycle. While most other Evolutions added during the Winter Wildcards promo have had plenty of overpowered options, the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution can only be applied to a very limited set of players due to the requirements.

All requirements of the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution

The requirements (Image via EA Sports)

A player must meet the following requirements to be eligible for the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution:

• Overall: Max 86
• Position: LB
• Must not be : CB
• Attacking Positioning: Max 64
• PlayStyles: Max 10
• PlayStyles+: Max one
• Must not be: World Tour Silver Superstars Icon

Best players to use in the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution

These are the best options for this EVO:

• Leila Ouhabi: 85
• Hinds: 84
• Karl: 84
• Fox: 84
• Savona: 83
• Svava: 82
• Mace: 82
• Morroni: 81
• Yuri Berchiche: 79
• Ryerson: 79

Despite the max rating limit for the EVO being 86, there are very few high-rated players that can be used due to the Attacking Positioning stat limit. However, these options will still become top-tier left-backs under the FC IQ system via this EVO.

All upgrades and challenges of the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution

The EVO has five levels (Image via EA Sports)

Similar to the recently released Frostbite Finisher EVO, the EA FC 26 Chilling Wingback Evolution also has five levels. These are the boosts provided by each level:

Level 1 upgrades:

• LB Falseback++
• Jockey PlayStyle
• Short Passing +20 (Max 84)
• Long Passing +25 (Max 84)

Level 2 upgrades:

• Jockey+ PlayStyle
• Anticipate PlayStyle
• Strength +30 (Max 85)
• Pace +15 (Max 92)
• Sliding Tackle +35 (Max 88)

Level 3 upgrades:

• Weak Foot +1 star
• LB Wingback+
• Quickstep PlayStyle
• Ball control +20 (Max 84)
• Vision +25 (Max 85)

Level 4 upgrades:

• LB Fullback++
• LB Inverted Wingback+
• Standing Tackle +30 (Max 86)
• Aggression +35 (Max 87)
• Crossing +20 (Max 86)
• Interceptions +30 (Max 88)

Level 5 upgrades:

• Jumping +20 (Max 80)
• Dribbling +20 (Max 81)
• Agility +20 (Max 82)
• Defensive Awareness +25 (Max 85)
• Balance +25 (Max 86)
• Stamina +25 (Max 93)

These are the tasks fans will have to complete in various Ultimate Team game modes:

Level 1 challenges:

• Play one match in Squad Battles on minimum Semi Pro difficulty (or Rush/Rivals/Champions/Live Events) while using your active EVO player.

Level 2 challenges:

• Play two matches in Squad Battles on minimum Semi Pro difficulty (or Rush/Rivals/Champions/Live Events) while using your active EVO player.

Level 3 challenges:

• Play one match in Squad Battles on minimum Semi Pro difficulty (or Rush/Rivals/Champions/Live Events) while using your active EVO player.

Level 4 challenges:

• Play one match in Squad Battles on minimum Semi Pro difficulty (or Rush/Rivals/Champions/Live Events) while using your active EVO player.

Level 5 challenges:

• Play one match in Squad Battles on minimum Semi Pro difficulty (or Rush/Rivals/Champions/Live Events) while using your active EVO player.

Overall, the EVO is overpriced due to the lack of meta options that are eligible. It is only worth completing if you have an active EVO chain that meets the requirements.

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Edited by Shivanshu Raturi