Open the team list through a cup
The demonstrated route is Play → World Cup 2026 → Select team. Brazil is chosen from the team list, then Alisson is chosen on the next player screen. The match HUD subsequently identifies Brazil and Alisson.
Read this collection without treating it as everyone’s starter set
Brazil, France, Switzerland, Canada and Portugal appear available in this recording. Argentina, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Algeria, Australia, Belgium and Cape Verde are among the locked tiles visible in the same frame. This is one account’s screen, not a complete national-team roster.

A team tile and a player card are separate choices
After Brazil, the next screen offers an Alisson card. Select the intended player there before the qualification loading screen. This demonstrates a single footballer entering a match; it does not show a formation editor or a multi-player starting eleven.
If your country is locked
The current developer listing connects pack collecting with growing the playable roster. This video does not show a named locked country becoming available immediately after a specific card. Do not assume a rating threshold, duplicate conversion or purchase price from the padlock alone.
Add the observed new-country result to your collection record
The separate completed World Cup reward provides a concrete collection example. Ordinary claim leads to a Top pack; ABRIR and the card reveals lead to the new-team summary. Its country entries include NZL, NGA and USA, followed by separate club abbreviations. Record those displayed country labels as this account’s additions, rather than treating Brazil’s earlier availability as the only collection evidence.
Use CONTINUAR, then reopen your cup’s team selection and look for the exact country label you recorded. The source returns home and goes to the shop rather than selecting these new countries, so that final availability check remains an action for your own account. The result does not identify which single card caused each new country or establish eligibility in every cup.
