April 1 brought a new Showdown Series to FIFA 22. This ongoing promo will put two cards up against each other whose teams are about to play in real life. Depending on how the real-life contest goes, the in-game cards can get a +1 or +2 upgrade. The +1 comes from a draw, while a real-world win gets you a +2. One of these Showdown cards was dropped into Squad Building Challenges and it’s Inter CDM Marcelo Brozovic. Let’s take a look at how to add him to your club.

How to complete Showdown Marcelo Brozovic SBC

To complete this SBC, FIFA players will need to complete two different starting lineups. You’ll need to keep specific requirements in mind for each. They are as follows:

Tactical Emulation

  • Starting players – 11Inter players – Min. 1Team of the Week players – Min. 1Team Overall Rating – Min. 83Team Chemistry – Min. 70Reward – Small Rare Mixed Players Pack

Serie A TIM

  • Starting players – 11Serie A TIM – Min. 1Team Overall Rating – Min. 86Team Chemistry – Min. 60Reward -Prime Electrum Players Pack

Solutions

This SBC will cost you right around 150,000 Coins. Over the last month, Juventus has been getting better results than Inter in league play, but this game is as close to a push as you’ll get. He does have Med/Med work rates, which more competitive players might not like, but he’s definitely not a bad CDM. Here are a few solutions if you want to complete him.

  • ST: ST Isak (82 OVR)ST: ST TOTW Gareth Bale (84 OVR)CAM: CAM Isco (82 OVR)LM: LM Robin Gosens (83 OVR)CDM: CB Clement Lenglet (82 OVR)CDM: CM Rodrigo De Paul (82 OVR)RM: RW Portu (82 OVR)CB: LW Dusan Tadic (84 OVR)CB: CB Stefan Savic (84 OVR)CB: CB Gabriel Paulista (82 OVR)GK: GK Unai Simon (82 OVR)

  • ST: CF Dries Mertens (84 OVR)ST: CF Josip Ilicic (84 OVR)CAM: CM Paul Pogba (87 OVR)CM: CM Luka Modric (87 OVR)CM: RM Jadon Sancho (87 OVR)CDM: CM Marcos Llorente (86 OVR)LB: LW Dusan Tadic (84 OVR)CB: CB Jose Gimenez (84 OVR)CB: CB Stefan Savic (84 OVR)RB: RB Trent Alexander-Arnold (87 OVR)GK: CB Felipe (84 OVR)

This challenge will expire on April 3.