FC 26 Ultimate Team is back with one of the most insane pack-opening sessions yet, featuring the brand-new 90+ x6 Champions League RTTF upgrade packs. With 96-rated special cards, ultra-rare Heroes, and a supposed 3–4% chance of packing a Champions League promo item, the hype is absolutely massive. The question is simple: are these packs actually worth it, or just another coin sink disguised as “endgame content”?

PSG’s 96-Rated Champions League Cards Dominate the Promo

The opening begins with high expectations, especially with PSG’s newly added 96-rated Champions League cards flooding packs. These items come stacked with four PlayStyle+ traits, making cards like Vitinha and Ousmane Dembélé some of the most desirable pulls in the entire promo. With each pack costing around 400,000 coins or 2,000 FC Points, the stakes are extremely high right from the start.

Early Packs Deliver Disappointment

The first few packs immediately bring reality crashing down. Instead of a flashy Champions League walkout, the early pulls are standard gold or lower-tier special cards like Hønes and Nib. While decent for fodder, they’re nowhere near the value players are hoping for when spending hundreds of thousands of FC 26 Coins. The disappointment is clear: no RTTF glow, no Champions League animation, just recycled high-rated cards.

Player Picks Fail to Turn the Luck Around

To improve odds, the player shifts focus to 89+ and 90+ player picks, hoping for better luck outside the main packs. But even here, the results remain underwhelming. Prime Hero picks deliver familiar names like Jamie Carragher and Fabregas, while repeated appearances from Matuidi and Howard start to make the packs feel repetitive rather than rewarding. Despite occasional 92–94-rated cards showing up, the lack of top-tier Champions League items becomes increasingly frustrating.

Matuidi Shines While Duplicate Heroes Flood In

One of the few bright spots comes with Blaise Matuidi, a 95-rated Hero card that still holds decent in-game value at around 400–500k coins. However, even this good pull is overshadowed by how frequently duplicate Heroes appear. Howard, in particular, seems to be everywhere, almost becoming the unofficial mascot of the entire pack session.

Mixed Results Across Multiple Accounts

As the opening continues across multiple accounts, the pattern remains consistent: high-rated cards are common, but elite Champions League RTTF items are nearly impossible to hit. Even with multiple 90+ x5 and x6 packs, the expected big pull moment never truly arrives. Instead, players are repeatedly met with gold cards or mid-tier specials like Bonmatí, Cambiaso, and Carragher.

The Rare RTTF Moment Finally Arrives

The real highlight of the session finally arrives late in the grind: a rare Champions League RTTF pull. After dozens of packs and player picks, the animation finally delivers a standout card, breaking the streak of disappointment. It’s the kind of moment that proves these packs can hit—but also highlights just how inconsistent the odds truly are.

Final Verdict: High Risk, High Cost, Low Consistency

By the end of the opening, the overall conclusion is clear. The 90+ x6 Champions League RTTF packs are high-risk, high-cost, and extremely inconsistent. While the potential ceiling includes insane 96-rated promo cards with elite PlayStyle+ combinations, the actual probability of hitting them feels far lower than advertised.

For most players, especially those not sitting on millions of coins or FC Points, these packs are more of a gamble than a reliable upgrade path. The excitement is real, but so is the disappointment.

In the end, FC 26 Ultimate Team delivers another classic pack-opening experience: huge hype, massive expectations, and a brutal reminder that elite cards are still incredibly rare—no matter how “guaranteed” the pack looks on paper.