Club Insights: See Your FC 26 Club and Fodder Value
Two tiles on the FUTGenie hub answer the two questions every EA FC 26 SBC grinder asks: what's actually in my club, and what's it worth? Club Insights gives you the breakdown, Fodder Value puts a coin figure on it.
Where to find them
Open the FUTGenie tab and tap Club Insights or Fodder Value. There's also a Fodder Value button inside Club Insights that jumps straight across.
Club Insights
The screen opens with a summary row: Total players, Tradeable and Untradeable.
Below that, tabs slice your club different ways:
- Rarity: how many of each card version you own.
- Rating: counts per rating, grouped into Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers.
- Leagues: players per league.
- Nations: players per nation.
- Clubs: players per club, with a dedicated Icons bucket.
- Piles: where everything physically sits, split into Club, Unassigned and Storage.
Each tab has a Search list box to find a specific league, nation or rarity fast, and a sort dropdown with Most players (the default) or A to Z.
Fodder Value
Fodder Value totals up what your spare players are worth for SBC completion. Three hero cards sit at the top: High rated value, Low rated value and Total value, with a summary of Eligible players, how many are Priced and how many have Missing prices.
Options
- Price source: value cards by their Average, Median or Lowest price.
- Card type: All, Rares or Specials. This filter applies to the high-rated section.
- Data source: count All your players, just the Club, or just Storage.
- Threshold: the rating that splits high from low, adjustable and set to 83 by default. Ratings above the scale collect in a 91+ bucket.
The breakdown
With the default threshold, players are split into High rated (83+) and Low rated (<83), with the low section further broken into Gold (75 to 82), Silver (65 to 74) and Bronze (<=64). Each rating row shows a bar sized to its share of the total, how many cards you have at that rating, what they are worth altogether, and the average per card.
A footer notes when prices were last refreshed, for example Prices updated just now.
Good to know
- Missing prices usually means very new or extinct cards. They still count in Eligible players but add nothing to the totals.
- Median is the safest Price source if a few outlier listings are skewing averages.
- Wondering which SBCs to spend that fodder on? Head to the SBC Solver.