eFootball 2025 Chelsea B Club Selection pack review

One of the best packs we get in eFootball 2025 is the Club Selection pack, and now joining the list is Chelsea B. With a mix of the lineup of players, the pack looks pretty interesting if you ask me. Let’s go through the eight players available and talk about which ones are worth your spins.

eFootball 2025 Chelsea B Club Selection Players List

Cole Palmer

• Position: AMF
• Playstyle: Creative Playmaker

I’ve always found his cards to be good ones, and this one doesn’t change either. He is a 101 card, but his numbers go insane at SS. He’s tall for an attacking midfielder, but those dribbling numbers make him smooth to use.

He won’t give you electric pace or brute strength, but if you like crafting plays around technical movement and passing rhythm, Palmer fits right in. He’s more suited to a possession-heavy setup, but I would have loved this card to be a Hole Player because it is one of the best AMF/SS hybrids available to us.

Reece James

• Position: RB
• Playstyle: Offensive Wingback

Reece James is a card offers a strong balance between defense and attack. It isn’t the OP card we had a couple of seasons ago from the NC pack, but this one surely gets the job done. As an Offensive Fullback, he’s smart about when to make those overlapping runs and when to stay disciplined.

Offensively, he isn’t overly aggressive, but his best attribute would be crossing; long passes out wide are crisp and help you switch flanks with ease. You’ll feel the physicality in his challenges, and his defending is great, too. A balanced card at the end of the day.

Enzo Fernandez

• Position: CMF
• Playstyle: Box To Box

A considerable downgrade when compared to other Enzo cards, but without comparisons, this card is a reliable B2B center-mid. He thrives in transition play, collecting the ball and then feeding it forward with great passing range and skills, which I feel would be a better role for him, Orchestrator.

You can rely on his short game to maintain possession under pressure, and he’s no stranger to a tackle either. Decent speed to bomb forward as well, so issues with that.

Nicolas Jackson

• Position: CF
• Playstyle: Goal Poacher

Jackson is a pace-driven forward with a sharp eye for goal. He feels aggressive in the final third and is always looking to exploit gaps behind the defense. His runs are clever and very frequent. Pair this with his speed, which makes him a nightmare for slower center-backs.

Apart from the Dribbling and Player ID, of course, this card reminds me of a mini-Rummenigge version, but may not be maintaining the same performances, as he comes with Inconsistent form. So, if you play quick balls in behind, he’s a constant threat.

Christopher Nkunku

• Position: AMF
• Playstyle: Creative Playmaker

A smooth card to use in-game, Nkunku gets the Reece treatment of getting a downgraded card. Still, it looks pretty decent. His dribbling and close control stand out, and come with a good burst of acceleration. It would have been better if he had a winger playstyle.

Wesley Fofana

• Position: CB
• Playstyle: Build Up

Fofana brings that aggressive edge to the backline. He’s strong in duels, reads danger well, and isn’t afraid to step out of line to make a challenge. Once he locks on to an attacker, he usually wins the duel.

His Build-up style helps with playing out from the back with okayish passing, but he is pretty aggressive and turns pretty oddly, and slowly. These are something to keep in mind, otherwise, he is a good card.

Robert Sanchez

• Position: GK
• Playstyle: Offensive Goalkeeper

A very tall GK, almost ticks the physical aspects. On paper, the stats don’t seem much, but he is good at coming off his line quickly and has solid reactions when dealing with one-on-ones. I didn’t see problems with his height and reach either, but I know there are better GKs available.

Levi Colwill

• Position: CB
• Playstyle: Build Up

Almost identical numbers to Fofana, Colwill is a reliable defender, I can say. He brings a good balance between defensive solidity and distribution from the back. His positioning feels natural, but that aggression makes him dive into a lot of tackles.

While he’s not the fastest, the speed is in a comfortable range, but to reach that, the acceleration time might be slow. No complaints about strength and aerial ability.

Should you go for the Chelsea B Club Selection draw

If you’re a Chelsea fan or looking for fresh options in midfield and attack, this pack has some solid value. Nkunku and Palmer stand out for their creativity, while Jackson is a good all-around CF.

Defensively, Reece James, Colwill, and Fofana are there, but nothing here feels essential. It’s a good draw for squad depth, but not a must-pull unless these players fit your system or you just love Chelsea’s players.

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