Argentina won the Qatar World Cup 2022, meaning the Argentine Path to Glory items have received the full PTG upgrade in FIFA 23.
The Qatar World Cup was one of the most exciting tournaments in recent history, and it was made even more exhilarating for FUT users with Path to Glory items in their club.
The Path to Glory items received upgrades after their nation progressed into each round of the tournament, and a majority of the boosts have made for some excellent FUT cards.
Here are the final Path to Glory ratings following the conclusion of the World Cup!
Every Path To Glory Upgrade in FIFA 23
These are all the Path to Glory items that received upgrades throughout the World Cup. We have also included what their original card stats were as well:
World Cup Final Win Upgrade
CB: Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur & Argentina)
- Overall: 86 → 89
- Skill Moves: 3* → 5*
- Weak Foot: 3* → 5*
- Traits: Team Player, Power Header & Solid Player
CAM: Alejandro Gomez (Sevilla & Argentina)
- Overall: 88 → 91
- Skill Moves: 4* → 5*
- Weak Foot: 4* → 5*
- Traits: Flair & Finesse Shot
World Cup Semi-Final Upgrade
CF: Christopher Nkunku (RB Leipzig & France)
- Overall: 89 → 92
- Weak Foot: 4* → 5*
ST: Antoine Griezmann (Atletico Madrid & France)
- Overall: 87 → 89
- Skill Moves: 4* → 5*
- Weak Foot: 3* → 5*
World Cup Quarter Final Win Upgrade
CDM: Marcelo Brozovic (Inter Milan & Croatia)
- Overall: 88 → 90
- Weak Foot: 4* → 5*
CF: Sofiane Boufal (Angers SCO & Morocco)
- Overall: 86 → 88
- Weak Foot: 4* → 5*
World Cup Round of 16 Win Upgrade
- CAM: Bernardo Silva 90 → 92 Overall (Manchester City & Portugal)
- LWL Vinicius Jr 88 → 90 Overall (Real Madrid & Brazil)
- CM: Frenkie de Jong 88 → 90 Overall (FC Barcelona & Netherlands)
- CAM: Steven Berghuis 87 → 89 Overall (Ajax & Netherlands)
- LW: Jack Grealish 87 → 89 Overall (Manchester City & England)
- CDM: Joao Palhinha 87 → 89 Overall (Fulham & Portugal)
- RB: Kyle Walker 87 → 89 Overall (Manchester City & England)
- CM: Bruno Guimaraes 87 → 89 Overall (Newcastle United & Brazil)
World Cup Group Stage Qualification Upgrade
- RB: Dani Carvajal 87 → 88 (Real Madrid & Spain)
- ST: Arkadiusz Milik 87 → 88 (Juventus & Poland)
- LW: Christian Pulisic 87 → 88 (Chelsea & USA)
- CDM: Denis Zakaria 86 → 87 (Chelsea & Switzerland)
- CB: Kalidou Koulibaly 89 → 90 (Chelsea & Senegal)
- RW: Junya Ito 86 → 87 (Stade Reims & Japan)
- CB: Kim Min Jae 85 → 86 (Napoli & South Korea)
- CB: Milos Degenek 85 → 86 (Columbus Crew & Australia)
Path to Glory Players With No Upgrade
Unfortunately, there were also a bunch of players who failed to gain a single upgrade throughout the World Cup.
Here is every player who remained the same overall since their release:
- CM: Leon Goretzka – 89 Overall (Bayern Munich & Germany)
- CM: Sergej Milinkovic-Savic – 89 Overall (Latium & Serbia)
- ST: Romelu Lukaku – 88 Overall (Inter Milan & Belgium)
- LM: Yannick Carrasco – 87 Overall (Atletico Madrid & Belgium)
- RM: Serge Gnabry – 87 Overall (Bayern Munich & Germany)
- RW: Hirving Lozano – 87 Overall (Napoli & Mexico)
- CDM: Thomas Delaney – 86 Overall (Sevilla & Denmark)
- ST: Inaki Williams – 86 Overall (Athletic Club & Ghana)
- CM: Aaron Ramsey – 86 Overall (OGC Nice & Wales)
- CB: Ronald Araujo – 86 Overall (FC Barcelona & Uruguay)
- ST: Eric Maxim Choup-Moting – 86 Overall (Bayern Munich & Cameroon)
- LW: Akram Afif – 85 Overall (Qatar)
- LW: Salem Al Dawsari – 85 Overall (Al Hilal & Saudi Arabia)
- RM: Gonzalo Plata – 85 Overall (Real Valladolid & Ecuador)
- ST: Sardar Azmoun – 85 Overall (Bayer Leverkusen & Iran)
- LB: Bryan Oviedo – 85 Overall (Real Salt Lake & Costa Rica)
- CM: Jonathan Osorio – 85 Overall (Toronto FC & Canada)
- CDM: Ellyes Skhiri – 85 Overall (FC Koln & Tunisia)
With the World Cup over, we are returning to the regular FIFA promotions. Coming up first is the Winter Wildcards promotion.
We have also already started with the Winter Wildcards Swaps program, check out all the Winter Wildcards Swaps Rewards you can earn!