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u4gm EA FC 26 Chelsea Top Players Palmer and Caicedo

With the season wrapped up, the buzz around EA FC 26 ratings is already heating up, especially for Chelsea supporters who’ve been on a rollercoaster ride under Mauricio Pochettino. The team’s year had its rough patches, but there were also flashes of real promise. Two names in particular are on everyone’s lips — players whose upgraded ratings could put them right at the top of Chelsea’s virtual hierarchy. For Ultimate Team fans, these changes aren’t just cosmetic; they could shape early squad-building strategies, and it’s no surprise many are eyeing ways to get FC 26 Coins so they can snag these cards before the market goes wild.

Cole Palmer’s breakout has been one of the most talked-about stories in English football this year. In FC 24, he was just a 66-rated silver — the kind of card most people would quick sell without a second thought. Fast forward to now, and he’s bagged over 20 goals and hit double figures in assists in the Premier League. It’s the kind of leap that makes you rethink how quickly a player can change their career trajectory. I’ve seen people on forums saying they’d be shocked if Palmer doesn’t get at least an 85 overall, and honestly, that feels about right. His finishing and penalty stats should be pushing the high 80s, dribbling and ball control close behind, and his passing deserves a proper bump too. This isn’t just a nice-to-have card — it’s the kind that could dominate early Premier League squads and, given his form, will probably get a bunch of special versions through the year.

Then there’s Moises Caicedo, whose season was more of a slow build. The huge transfer fee put a spotlight on him from day one, and at first, he looked a little out of sync with the team. But by the second half of the campaign, he’d found his rhythm, becoming that midfield workhorse Chelsea badly needed. The goal from the halfway line on the final day didn’t hurt his reputation either. In FC 24, he was rated 80 OVR — solid, but maybe not reflective of what he became by season’s end. I’d expect him to land somewhere in the 82–83 range now, with noticeable boosts to defensive awareness, interceptions, and tackling. His stamina and aggression should also climb, because if you watched him closely, he was everywhere on the pitch. That long-range strike might even nudge his shooting up a touch, though his value will still lie in his ability to break up play and shield the back line.

If Palmer is the creative spark, Caicedo is the anchor — two very different roles, but both vital in their own way. When EA finally drops the FC 26 ratings, these two could easily become the backbone of many Ultimate Team builds. Palmer’s going to be that tricky, high-output attacker who frustrates defenders, while Caicedo offers the kind of reliability in midfield that lets you take risks elsewhere. For players willing to invest early — maybe even buy fut 26 coins to get ahead — locking in these two could be the difference between a good start and a great one. And if their real-life form carries over into the new season, their in-game value might only go up from there.