eFootball POTS 2026 PFA TOTY: Eleven Players, Eleven Draws

The 2026 PFA TOTY pack is live in eFootball, and its structure is unusually clean: eleven players, eleven draws. A complete Team of the Year, from goalkeeper to centre-forward, and enough attempts to pull all of it.

It also runs for 13 days and 18 hours — roughly double the window on the Snap Strike and POTW packs currently sharing the store.

Here's the full XI, what the ratings actually mean, and one overlap worth catching before you spend.

The short version

• Pack: POTS — 2026 PFA TOTY. 11-draw limit, one draw per attempt.
• Time left: roughly 13 days and 18 hours.
• Eleven cards forming a complete XI across every position.
• Highest cards: Erling Haaland (97 CF) and Declan Rice (97 CMF).
• Arsenal supply five of the eleven.
• Ratings don't inflate — displayed values match the pool values exactly.
• Bruno Fernandes and Rayan Cherki also appear in this week's POTW pack.

The full XI

Goalkeeper

• David Raya — 96, Arsenal

Defence

• William Saliba — 96 CB, Arsenal
• Gabriel Magalhães — 95 CB, Arsenal
• Jurriën Timber — 95 RB, Arsenal
• Nico O'Reilly — 95 LB, Manchester City

Midfield

• Declan Rice — 97 CMF, Arsenal
• Bruno Fernandes — 96 AMF, Manchester United
• Rayan Cherki — 95 AMF, Manchester City

Attack

• Erling Haaland — 97 CF, Manchester City
• Antoine Semenyo — 95 RWF, Manchester City
• Igor Thiago — 95 CF, Brentford

Arsenal take five of the eleven — Rice, Raya, Saliba, Gabriel and Timber — with Manchester City contributing four, plus Bruno from United and Igor Thiago from Brentford.

The ratings don't move at all

This is worth flagging because it separates POTS from everything else in the store right now.

The values shown on the featured screen are identical to the values in the Available Players list. Haaland is 97 in both places. Rice is 97 in both. Saliba is 96 in both.

Compare that to the two other packs running alongside it:

• The Epic Snap Strike pack shows maximum ratings of 103 against base values of 86 to 88 — a gap of 15 to 17 points.
• This week's POTW pack shows a gap of one or two points.
• PFA TOTY shows no gap at all.

What that means practically: nothing here is a projection. With Epic cards, the advertised number is a destination you reach after weeks of progression and the right manager. Here, the number on the card is the number you get.

For anyone building a squad this fortnight rather than next season, that's the most useful property a pack can have.

Watch the overlap with this week's POTW

Here's the thing most likely to cost you coins if you're drawing on multiple packs.

Bruno Fernandes and Rayan Cherki both appear in this pack and in the POTW Worldwide 3 Sep '26 pack.

They're different versions with different ratings — Bruno is 98 in POTW and 96 here, Cherki 97 there and 95 here — but they occupy the same squad slot. Pulling both means holding two cards for one position, with the lower-rated one likely sitting unused.

If you're drawing on both packs, decide which version you actually want first. POTW gives you the higher rating; PFA TOTY gives you a card with a different Playing Style and a much longer window to obtain it.

Where the value sits

Erling Haaland (97 CF) is the headline. A 97-rated striker with no progression gap needed is an immediate first-team upgrade for most squads.

Declan Rice (97 CMF) matches him on rating and fills a position that's harder to upgrade. Central midfielders with this rating are less common in packs than forwards, which makes him arguably the better value of the two.

The Arsenal defensive block — Raya, Saliba, Gabriel, Timber — is the quiet strength of this pack. Four defensive players between 95 and 96 from the same club means natural team chemistry if you're building around them, and defence is where most squads carry their weakest cards.

David Raya at 96 deserves specific attention. Goalkeeper is consistently the most under-invested position in eFootball squads, and a 96 GK with no training gap is a bigger practical upgrade than most players expect.

Igor Thiago (95 CF, Brentford) is the outlier by club profile but not by quality. If you want a second striker without spending on another pack, he's here.

The draw cost

The draw requirement here isn't the standard coin cost used by the POTW and Snap Strike packs. The pack lists one draw per attempt against a different currency icon than the yellow coins on the other two.

Check Product Details in-game before committing. Whether these draws come from tickets, contracts or an event reward changes the calculation entirely — a pack that costs event tickets is functionally free, while a purchased draw competes with everything else in your budget.

Why the longer window matters

13 days versus roughly six on the other two current packs is a meaningful difference.

It means PFA TOTY doesn't need to be your first priority. Snap Strike and POTW both close in under a week. If your resources are limited, clearing those first and returning to TOTY afterwards costs you nothing — the XI will still be there.

It also gives you time to check Playing Styles. With eleven cards across every position, the question of which ones actually fit your formation deserves more than a same-day decision.

Should you draw?

Yes, if your defence or goalkeeper is below the mid-90s. That's where this pack's depth is concentrated, and those positions are the hardest to upgrade elsewhere.

Yes, if you want Haaland or Rice. Both are 97 with no progression required.

Prioritise the shorter packs first, though. With 13 days remaining, TOTY can wait while Snap Strike and POTW cannot.

Check the overlap before you draw twice. Bruno and Cherki appear in both this pack and POTW.

Building the squad around the XI

A Team of the Year pack solves individual positions, but chemistry, manager fit and the depth to rotate across competitions are what turn eleven good cards into a winning squad. Browse verified eFootball accounts if you'd rather build from a squad that already holds high-rated cards, book eFootball hourly services to grind coins and progression while the packs run, or push your rank through eFootball boosting before the window closes.

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