FIFA 22 Eredivisie Player of the Month (POTM) nominees & winners

Andrew Amos
FIFA 22 Eredivisie POTM guide

Eredivisie is the sixth league to get FIFA 22 Player of the Month (POTM) cards. New stars will receive huge upgrades each month in-game. Here’s the list of winners so far in 2022, and how you can complete the SBCs to recruit them in Ultimate Team.

The Eredivisie joins Serie A as the sixth league to receive monthly POTM cards in FIFA 22.

While the league doesn’t necessarily feature top-level talent like the big five, there are still plenty of nifty squads you can build out of the Dutch domestic competition.

Not only that, but some of the players will make for great links to Dutch stars in other leagues if you’re feeling a bit of national pride. No longer will you have to wait for Team of the Season (TOTS) to grab the best Eredivisie players, they’re now coming monthly.

Here’s what you need to know about the FIFA 22 Eredivisie POTM cards, and how you can unlock them through SBCs.

March Eredivisie POTM winner: Eran Zahavi

PSV striker Eran Zahavi has been named the Eredivisie Player of the Month for March. He played exceptionally well throughout the month, scoring goals in every single match he played.

Eran Zahavi’s POTM card is rock solid. Not only does it have an impressive 86 OVR rating, which is much higher than his 80 OVR base card, but it also has +8 Pace, +8 Passing, +7 Dribbling, +6 Shooting, and more.

The best part is that the SBC is quite affordable too. It will only set you back a mere 12,000 FUT Coins on all platforms and will be available all the way to April 29. So, you’ll have a month to add him to your squad.

Previous Eredivisie POTM winners in FIFA 22

The previous Eredivisie POTM winners in FIFA 22 include Ibrahim Sangare, Guus Til and Luuk Brouwers. However, there’ll be new ones every month in FIFA 22, and we’ll add them here as they release.

You can check out the other domestic FIFA 22 POTM winners across our other hubs.

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Hailing from Perth, Andrew was formerly Dexerto's Australian Managing Editor. They love telling stories across all games and esports, but they have a soft spot for League of Legends and Rainbow Six. Oh, and they're also fascinated by the rise of VTubers.