How to get training points in Madden NFL 25

When you start playing Madden NFL 25, training points might not be on top of your priorities. After all, this specific currency is exclusive to the Ultimate Team. If you’re like me and enjoy the Franchise mode now, you won’t have to bother too much.

But if you’re passionately into building up the best possible fantasy team with colorful cards, having a healthy stack of training points will be necessary.

Best way to get training points in Madden NFL 25

The simplest and easiest way to get training points is to sell the player cards you don’t need. When you start building up your team, there won’t be a huge surplus collection of cards. But that number will change as you complete more objectives and grind the different game modes.

You can sell these players for coins. But doing that with every card might not be the optimum path. Instead, you can exchange them for training points. The lower-rated items hardly give a sufficient amount of points. That changes when you exchange cards with higher overall ratings. This is also a great way to utilize BND items that can’t be sold on the market.

While this method is the best and most sustainable way of getting training points, holding on to your cards for now is best. Madden NFL 25 is still in the opening week of full launch, and it’s better to hold on to your higher-rated cards as they help to improve your offense and defense.

In Ultimate Team, EA Sports also provides a Training Shuffle Pack program. But I am not a gambling person, and it’s best to hold on to your existing points. Once you have a better idea about the auction market, make sure to get higher-rated items for cheap.

Once you quicksell them, you can get many training points to develop your available cards. This flipping method benefits those who can devote a certain amount of time to snipe higher-rated items for cheap.