The latest Centurions Player SBC has landed and it's leaving plenty of people asking questions, should you complete the new James Tavernier Centurions SBC, buy someone else or save your time? We are going to help you figure out, is James Tavernier worth it.
Centurions James Tavernier SBC
Centurions James Tavernier has been given a major boost stats wise which could make him appealing for the community. The question is with an upgrade of this nature, is he worth committing 60k towards? With EA giving a Centurions Ryan Kent for completing Squad 1, to have 2 players for all told 60k and both fun looking cards, certainly handy for those who run England, hybrids or Scottish Premiership teams.
Is Centurions James Tavernier Lengthy?
He comes with Controlled AcceleRATE type and can be changed from this, to Lengthy but not Explosive.
Is Centurions Ryan Kent Lengthy?
He comes with Explosive AcceleRATE type and can’t be changed from this, to Lengthy or Controlled.
How Much Does Centurions James Tavernier Cost?
Currently the Centurions James Tavernier SBC costs 60,000 coins, if you were purchasing the fodder from the transfer market. Below you can find the SBC requirements:
Ryan Kent
TOTW players: Min 1
Squad Rating: Min 82
Number of players in the Squad: 11
England
England Players: Min 1
TOTW Players: Min 1
Squad Rating: Min 84
Number of players in the Squad: 11
Is the Centurions James Tavernier SBC worth it?
With Centurions James Tavernier coming in at 60k, Tavernier has major boosts on his base card which would feel in line if he got a Featured TOTW or another promo card. With him in the 80+ club for a fullback, he is someone you can feel confident in defending and attacking with. The only problem is the league which is Scottish Premiership, however if you can work around it then Tavernier brings all the attributes you need and a much cheaper alternative to a PTG Walker or Centurions Alexander-Arnold. If you can do him using duplicates and fodder within the club or collect every card in the game, then do him as will be an option for those who want Tavernier in their team and need possibly an option to boost their team too. The only reason you won’t do him is if coins/cards are tight and if does not fit your team but as a whole he is someone you should do especially as can get a Centurions Ryan Kent alongside for less than 20k.
Ryan Kent’s inclusion is fun but the main negative about the card is the dribbling boost as he sadly lacks in composure, ball control and reactions, if these were boosted significantly more, he could be an ideal super-sub, but as need to complete him to unlock Tavernier, he’s not breaking the bank much and also a nice throwback card to his RTTF Card.
Complete or Yeet? Complete. Let us know below if you will be adding Centurions James Tavernier to your FIFA 23 Ultimate Team
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