The latest Season End update has added some cool new features to EA FC 25, and it also includes a surprising one: a brand new signature celebration featuring Real Madrid wonderkid Endrick.
The Brazilian has become a popular name since breaking out in the domestic league, and last year saw him make a big switch to Madrid. While he is currently rated at 75 in the game, EA Sports seems to believe in the potential of his talent. Let's take a quick look at how you can perform the new signature celebration.
How to do Endrick's celebrations in EA FC 25
The first job will be to update your game. It's part of Title Update 15, which is now available on all platforms. It will download automatically, so there's no worry. Once done, go to any offline mode of your choice, where you can pick Real Madrid. The easiest option is to start a Kick-Off match and choose Real Madrid.
Make sure Endrick is among your starters. Start the match, and then score a goal with him. Once done, press the X/A button to perform the new signature celebration. Do note that EA Sports has added his Shake Hand celebration. Earlier, his Gorilla Roll was also added to the game but removed shortly after. The developers never explained their decision. Hopefully, this celebration will have a better fate.
Can you perform Endrick's celebration in EA FC 25 Ultimate Team?
As of writing, there's no known way to perform the celebration in Ultimate Team. Only a few Signature celebrations are available to be performed by more than one footballer in the game. For example, the Suii celebration can be performed by any footballer, although it is associated with Cristiano Ronaldo.
You can perform Endrick's celebration in Ultimate Team as long as you play with one of his cards. Eventually, EA Sports could add the celebration as part of the upcoming Season Pass, which will then allow you to unlock and use it freely. However, that remains to be seen as the new season begins on June 5.
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