Open the collection from the home menu
The Spanish-language recording uses COLECCIÓN beside JUGAR on the home screen. Its visible build label is v.2026.05.23(po), and the video was published June 10, 2026. Enter that menu and wait for the grid to load. The top tabs read MIS JUGADORES, COLECCIÓN and PALMARÉS; the recorded screen keeps COLECCIÓN selected. The other tabs are visible, but their full contents are not demonstrated here.

Read the counter and the visible card states
DESBLOQUEADOS reads 20/300. The grid shows a revealed Lionel M. card alongside many card backs. Treat 20 as this account’s unlocked count and 300 as the denominator displayed by this build; neither number is a claim that this account owns every card. Do not assign a player name to an unrevealed card back from its position alone.
| Visible field | How to use it |
|---|---|
| DESBLOQUEADOS: 20/300 | Record the account’s current collection count and the build’s displayed total. |
| Revealed Lionel M. card | Use its displayed name and details as an identified collected card. |
| Card back without a name | Keep the entry unidentified until the game reveals it. |

Read the new-player summary after a pack
Later, after the World Cup reward pack, Nuevos jugadores desbloqueados lists Christian P., Frenkie D., Joshua K., Ademola L., Chris W. and Mohammed K. A separate row lists newly unlocked teams. Keep those two lists distinct: a player card and an available team are different entries. The recording does not reopen the collection counter afterward, so it does not prove a specific final numerator.

Maintain a checklist from your own revealed results
For each newly revealed card, record its displayed name and the build you are playing, then compare it with your next collection view. Keep national-team and club badges in separate fields if you use them to find the same card again. Leave uncertain names blank until you can read the actual card. This workflow avoids treating a pack’s advertised size as a guaranteed increase in unique collection entries.
Keep the full collection list open
The observed grid shows only part of the collection and does not reveal the names behind all 300 positions. A complete named checklist, duplicate handling and a completed-collection reward are still unverified. The recording supplies a usable counter and reveal workflow; it does not supply the missing full database.