The release date and cover star for EA Sports FC have been unveiled, providing initial insights into the forthcoming FIFA successor. This information is expected to be of interest to professionals and academics alike, given the game’s popularity and impact on the sports industry.
New information has recently come to light regarding the highly anticipated upcoming football game by EA Sports. This game, which is the successor to the immensely popular FIFA series, has been named EA Sports FC and is set to be the first football game released by the company that will not include official branding.
A leaked report has surfaced that has divulged some important details regarding the game, including the cover star and the release date. According to these rumors, the game will be unveiled sometime this month and will be available for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on September 29th.
Fans who pre-order the Ultimate Edition of EA Sports FC will be able to enjoy the game earlier, as it is set to be launched on September 22nd. We are optimistic that EA Sports will also release a beta or demo version of the game prior to its official launch, which is expected to take place in September.
As per the same report, the Standard Edition of the game will feature Manchester City striker Erling Haaland as its cover star, with other notable footballers such as Vinicius Jr., Sam Kerr, Zinedine Zidane, Pele, Johan Cruyff, and Son Heung-min appearing on various editions of the game in different regions.
Electronic Arts has released a statement confirming its separation from FIFA in 2022. The company did not provide a detailed explanation for the split; however, it stated that it will continue to license numerous teams.
EA Sports has further elaborated on the matter, stating that its EA SPORTS FC platform offers access to over 19,000 athletes, 700 teams, 100 stadiums, and more than 30 leagues worldwide through its partnership with over 300 licensed entities.
Furthermore, EA intends to expand its licensed football content and develop new experiences across various platforms. The company also aims to innovate in areas related to women’s and grassroots football, with a focus on inclusivity for the global community.
