FIFA 22 Prime Icon Upgrade SBC – All Legends & Cheapest…

In FIFA 22 we've just got a new SBC for Ultimate Team: the Prime Icon Upgrade Challenge. But is the SBC worth it? And how many coins do you have to spend? Let's have a look...

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FUT Birthday Event here (Happy Birthday, Ultimate Team!), Icon Moments Release there – the FIFA 22 content is currently going through the roof. By the way, Man of the Match cards are dropped every now and then as well... even if most of them are not really playable.

Somewhere in all this turmoil, a new SBC has been released recently. With the Prime Icon upgrade, you can get your hands on some of those tasty Prime Icons – which to be honest should be obvious considering its name. Is it worth it, though? Let's check it out!

Prime Icon Upgrade SBC Summary

Probs, EA Sports, at first glance it seems like the price for the Prime Icon Upgrade Challenge is pretty fair. In FIFA 22 there were already SBCs you should have stayed away from more than five feet... here you go, a small overview of the single steps:

Teams	Price Range	Rewards
84-Rated Squad	44K-46K	Prime Electrum Players Pack
85-Rated Squad	87K-91K	Premium Mixed Players Pack
85-Rated Squad	95K-97K	Prime Mixed Players Pack
86-Rated Squad	132K-139K	Rare Mixed Players Pack
Completed Challenge	362-367K	Prime Icon Upgrade Pack

All in all, you'll have to spend about 360K coins to complete the four required teams, which is bearable at this time in the FIFA cycle. For comparison, the first Icon SBC in FIFA 22 also cost about that many coins. We don't really want to think about that, though... back then, if you completed the challenge, you got ripped off 99% of the time. Well, let's stay positive, shall we?

Is The Prime Icon Upgrade SBC In FIFA 22 Worth It?

To be able to answer this question honestly, we must take a look at which icons are actually still worth more than the SBC first. On top of that, in the following table we have highlighted the players that are currently still worth more than one million coins. Yes, that's called service. And we do this only for you!

Prime Icon Price	Prime Icon Players
More than 1 Million coins	Ronaldo (R9 – 7,5M) Pelé (4,18M) Ronaldinho (3,69M) Ruud Gullit (3,66M) Johan Cruyff (3,58M) Eusébio (3,25M) Zinedine Zidane (2,34M) Diego Maradona (2,22M) Patrick Vieira (1,94M) Lothar Matthäus (1,93M) Paolo Maldini (1,9M) Éric Cantona (1,63M) Ferenc Puskás (1,59M) Samuel Eto'o (1,59M) Thierry Henry (1,25M) Mané Garrincha (1,24M) George Best (1,07M)
More than 360K coins	Kenny Dalglish (992K) Emilio Butragueño (918K) Roberto Carlos (914K) Michael Essien (860K) Marcos Cafú (800K) Kaká (796K) Marcel Desailly (649K) Rio Ferdinand (605K) Lev Yashin (585K) Wayne Rooney (569K) Fernando Torres (544K) Fabio Cannavaro (539K) Hristo Stoichkov (519K) Luís Figo (505K) Carlos Alberto (485K) Xavi (465K) Claude Makélélé (458K) Edwin van der Sar (454K) Michael Ballack (440K) Philipp Lahm (427K) Emmanuel Petit (400K) Hugo Sánchez (399K) Iker Casillas (396K) Didier Drogba (387K) Sócrates (377K) Bastian Schweinsteiger (365K)

If you take a closer look at the long list of all 105 Icons in FIFA 22, you currently make a profit with 43 of them – 17 of these legends are still worth more than one million coins on the transfer market and are therefore a fantastic deal. With the remaining 62 icons you lose some amount of your coins... the fact that the SBC is not a player pick, the chances aren't too great. Too bad...

Prime Icon Upgrade SBC Cheapest Solution & Rewards

What is the cheapest way to complete the Prime Icon Upgrade SBC? If we show you the cheapest solution, it means that this challenge has a lot to offer! But of course, even with average challenges, you should know how to get the cheapest deal. So let's take a look at the teams you have to swap for the Prime Icon Upgrade SBC: