eFootball POTW 10 Sep '26: Lautaro, Havertz & Fermin Lopez

eFootball's latest POTW: Worldwide 10 Sep '26 selection is live with an eleven-player pool, but three cards immediately stand above the rest of the presentation: Lautaro Martínez, Kai Havertz, and Fermín López.

The selection screen shows Lautaro at a highest possible Overall Rating of 98, Fermín López at 97, and Kai Havertz at 96. Each of the three is also presented with a notable Player Skill: Lautaro with Long-range Curler, Havertz with Double Touch, and Fermín with First-time Shot.

The important detail is that this is still a POTW draw, not an eleven-pick shopping list. The current screen shows 11/11 players remaining in the pool, a cost of 100 Coins for one player, and three draws remaining on the account shown. That makes target selection matter even more.

Here is what stands out from the September 10 POTW pool.

Lautaro Martinez Is the Headline Card

Lautaro Martínez gets the highest displayed ceiling in the selection at 98 CF.

That alone makes him the natural headline, but the more interesting part is the skill highlighted above his card: Long-range Curler. For a center forward, that gives the card a different selling point from a pure penalty-box finisher. It suggests value when receiving the ball outside the immediate shooting lane and looking for a bending finish rather than only attacking the six-yard area.

The selection image does not provide the full attribute spread, booster details, or final build numbers, so those should not be assumed from the headline Overall Rating alone. What is confirmed by the live screen is the 98 highest possible rating, CF position, and Long-range Curler being featured with the card.

For players already using a strong central striker, the real question is not simply whether 98 looks impressive. It is whether Lautaro adds a finishing profile that the current squad does not already have.

Havertz Brings a Different CF Profile

Kai Havertz is shown at 96 CF at his highest possible rating and is highlighted with Double Touch.

That pairing is unusual enough to make him one of the selection's most interesting cards even though his displayed ceiling is below Lautaro's.

Double Touch can matter more on a forward who is expected to receive under pressure, turn, and create a cleaner shooting angle. Havertz therefore looks less like a direct copy of Lautaro and more like an alternative for players who value close control and movement around crowded central areas.

Again, the live screen does not show enough information to declare one of the two forwards objectively better in every setup. Team shape, Playing Style, supporting attackers, and the player's own dribbling habits will matter.

If the squad already has an elite finisher but lacks a forward who can help connect attacks, Havertz may be more useful than his lower headline rating suggests.

Fermin Lopez Could Be the Most Flexible Target

Fermín López is displayed at 97 AMF with First-time Shot.

That makes him the highest-rated midfielder among the three featured cards and potentially the easiest to fit into squads that are already overloaded with center forwards.

First-time Shot is especially relevant for an attacking midfielder arriving around the edge of the box or attacking cutbacks. Rather than requiring an extra touch before finishing, the skill supports a quicker shooting action when the opportunity opens.

Fermín's value therefore depends heavily on role. Players who use an AMF as a true final-third runner may find him more immediately useful than another CF.

This is also why POTW decisions should not be made by sorting the selection from highest Overall Rating to lowest. A 97 AMF can improve a squad more than a 98 CF if the striker position is already covered.

The Full POTW 10 Sep Pool

The live selection contains eleven players:

• Lautaro Martínez

• Alexander Isak

• Matías Soulé

• Tyrick Mitchell

• Lutsharel Geertruida

• Ronald Koeman Jr.

• Fermín López

• Kai Havertz

• Stanis Idumbo

• Álvaro Vallés

• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

The screen shows several strong attacking options, but it also includes defenders, wide players, and two goalkeepers. That creates the usual POTW risk: even if three cards dominate the promotional image, every available draw can still land elsewhere in the eleven-player pool.

Alexander Isak is another obvious attacking name in the selection, while Aubameyang adds another CF option. Matías Soulé gives the pool an AMF alternative, and Geertruida offers a defensive target.

The two goalkeeper cards, Ronald Koeman Jr. and Álvaro Vallés, will be more squad-dependent. A player who already owns a trusted goalkeeper may view those pulls very differently from someone still upgrading that position.

Three Draws Means Every Spin Matters

The screen supplied for this selection shows Remaining: 3 above the 100-Coin draw button.

That should not be confused with the Limited Draw: 11/11 label. The 11/11 figure describes the players still present in the pool shown on the screen, while the remaining-draw counter shows how many paid attempts are still available to that account.

With only a small number of attempts, this is not a pack where most players can assume they will eventually clear the pool.

That changes the decision.

If only one of Lautaro, Havertz, or Fermín would actually enter the starting eleven, the selection is a much less obvious spend than it appears from the promotional image. If two or three of them would improve the team, the risk becomes easier to justify.

Lautaro, Havertz or Fermin: Who Is the Best Target?

For a squad that needs a primary finisher, Lautaro is the clearest target. He has the highest displayed ceiling and a skill that gives him another threat from shooting positions outside the most central areas.

For players who want a technical forward, Havertz has a strong case. Double Touch gives his card an identity that is not captured by the 96 rating alone.

For squads that need an attacking midfielder, Fermín may be the smartest target of the three. He avoids direct competition with the two CFs and can address a completely different position.

There is no universal answer because POTW value is always roster-dependent. The best pull is the card that replaces a weakness, not necessarily the card with the largest number on the front.

Should You Spend Coins on POTW 10 Sep?

This selection has a strong top end.

Lautaro, Fermín, and Havertz give the pool three clear headline targets, and the wider list includes recognizable attacking and defensive options. At the same time, the limited number of draws means there is no guarantee that a specific target will arrive.

Players should therefore check three things before spending: how many of the eleven cards would make the squad, whether another upcoming campaign is a higher priority, and whether the featured positions overlap with players already owned.

The safest reason to draw is not "Lautaro is 98." It is that several cards in the same pool would provide useful upgrades.

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