With every new version update every year, EA SPORTS needs to impress football fans around the world with new features, so what will change in FUT 23?

Online Career Mode. The online career mode might finally arrive with FUT 23, which fans have been waiting for long enough. Because Madden launched Connected Careers in 2012 - allowing players to complete their stories together, similar to online football manager saves. If FUT 23 adds this mode, then you can manage teams in the same league with your pals, buy players from each other, and compete for trophies.

Cross-Platform Gaming And FUT Market. Because there is no middle ground for card values, the FUT market in FUT 22 looks chaotic, and the problem of plummeting card values is very serious, which means that the break-in to high-level cards is much worse than it has been in years past. At the same time, some similar top games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, etc. are moving to cross-platform play. The Cross-platform capabilities will allow PlayStation and Xbox players to join Pro Clubs together, compete in Ultimate Team, and play Co-Op. That's going to be a huge boost for the group of friends around the world, not just console makers at the moment, but console generations as well.

Create A Club storyline. It desperately needed something to differentiate it from the standard career mode. With the rise of Ted Lasso on Apple TV+, which includes a fictional football team called AFC Richmond, Create-A-Club is a very timely addition to FUT 22. Simply put, Create-A-Club is just a career mode where players can create their own jerseys, stadiums, and choose which leagues they want to add, while also being able to differentiate themselves by adding story lines.

Contract Expiry List. Keeping track of soon-to-be free agents in career mode needs to get easier. This is a very simple change: the contract expiry list needs to be added to career mode. For free agents whose contracts have expired or terminated, there is a special menu that collects the names of everyone the player can sign. A menu feature (or area scouting option) that brings together a list of people who can sign contract expiry deals makes things easier,

Ultimate Team Online Tournament. Currently Ultimate Team's focus is mainly on the FUT Champions Weekend League, where the biggest prizes are available and players can compete against top players. Players can call up the best teams during the week and then play on the weekends. FUT offers a variety of ways to strength your team, from completing SBCs to playing gold matches (which can be used to level up).

Full-time International Management. In FUT 23, developers should add a full-time international manager feature to Career Mode, allowing players to compete in National Leagues, WC qualifiers, and collect club football data to pick the best teams.

FIFA 23 will bring players a ton of new features and innovations, such as the all-new AcceleRATE system. AcceleRATE is a new feature in FIFA 23 that is only available in the next generation. It exists to differentiate between the different running styles of players, categorizing them into three categories based on how fast they can run and how long they can stay at high speed. The prototype is:

Controlled - Most players in FIFA 23 will be of the controlled type as they accelerate evenly in a controlled manner.

Explosive - These are shorter, more agile players who can cover short distances quickly and get ahead of their opponents, even if that means slowing down after the initial burst of acceleration. While these players started faster, their acceleration was slower.

Lengthy - Taller and stronger, these players need more time to start, but as long as they have enough distance, they can catch up to anyone and even surpass them. While these players start slower, they will thrive on longer distances.

Not only will this system provide more realistic gameplay, it should also highlight players' personalities on the field and create a more diverse player type.

Some players are very comfortable in multiple positions, and FIFA 23 is looking to embrace that. FIFA 22 career mode has a history of glitches, but Mohamed Salah's 1.8-year absence due to injury must have been unexpected.

Career Mode isn't quite as big as Ultimate Team, but it has an enthusiastic and stable fan base and has been a staple of the series for years. FIFA 23 As the final game of FIFA, EA is giving away some parting gifts to players in Career Mode. Players can not only play as real managers, but even take them to other clubs. Transfer assessments, new player characteristics and off-field purchases will also appear in FIFA 23.

FIFA 22 still offers plenty of laughs, including the latest Mohamed Salah injury glitch, before turning our attention to EA's next installment. Injuries aren't a problem in Ultimate Team, but they can also cause a series of cascading problems in career mode.

A FIFA player suffered an injury glitch while making a career mode save at Liverpool, and Pulled hamstrings would cause long-term problems in real life, causing Salah to be out of action for about a very long time.

In FIFA 23 Ultimate Team, we'll see several changes from last year's game. Of course, the core of the game mode has always remained the same, but EA is still constantly fine-tuning some things And we're getting Ultimate Team's new single-player mode - FUT Moments. EA is great for some auxiliary training, and it will constantly provide us with new game scenarios. Players can even choose their own rewards later.

FUT Moments is a new single-player mode that will be part of Ultimate Team and give players the option to train for specific scenarios. You'll be able to choose from classic scenarios produced by EA Sports, as well as real-life scenarios from the final matchday, maybe even legendary moments - Roberto Carlos' iconic free-kick against France comes to mind right away.

The good news is that to train for certain matches, free kicks or new penalties in Ultimate Team, players no longer have to go to the Skill Match or Skill Arena in the main menu, nor do they have to invite their friends to a friendly match. Just launch this new mode and select for a moment. If the moment is successfully completed, players can earn rewards with the help of a new reward system.

EA has introduced a brand new reward system in the new mode, so the rewards in FUT Moments will be rewarded with stars. Players will accumulate stars upon completion, and the number of stars will depend on the AI difficulty level chosen. Stars will also appear in the top left column, next to your coins and your FIFA points. Gamers can collect and keep your newly earned stars, or redeem them directly for rewards of your choice in your circle of friends. This gallery will feature the classic packs we've long known from Ultimate Team, as well as theme-based items and loaner player cards.

If you haven't seen enough FUT Moments, you can also check out the video posted by EA Sports on Twitter. Other than that, the new modes really speak for themselves: rebuild scenes, earn stars and get rewards, and more.

A major new change in FIFA 23 is the expansion of the women's game, with the Women's World Cup game mode said to drop during this cycle, further expanding coverage. Meanwhile, EA SPORTS has signed a multi-year contract with UEFA Women's Soccer, which means the model could potentially be expanded with future EA SPORTS FC titles.

While it hasn't been revealed exactly how this will be integrated, it should offer a fully licensed experience for the 2022/23 UWCL knockout stages, possibly as a separate game mode. With the addition of the UWCL, players should also see that the biggest teams like England and France have joined the game, with some of Europe's best clubs joining them as the Champions League expands, including Barcelona, this is where UEFA Women's Player of the Year and Ballon d'Or Women's Doubles winner Alexia Putellas spends her time!

The following clubs are currently in the group stage of the UWCL but have yet to make it to FIFA 23: Barcelona / Bayern / Benfica / Juventus / Real Madrid / Roma / Rosengard / Slavia Praha / St. Polten / Vllaznia / Wolfsburg / Zurich

How to invite friends to play cooperative games together in FIFA 23? On next-gen consoles this year, the game is powered by HyperMotion2 technology, which has proven to be extraordinary for gamers who are considered "long-winded" like Erling Haaland, Paul Pogba and Virgil van Dijk.

As always in FIFA games, players are eager to team up with their teammates as it adds a whole new element to the FIFA experience, teaming up with your friends and playing against other players from around the world. Co-op is a fantastic feature in FIFA Ultimate Team that allows friends to team up and play against the same team for battles on the pitch. This can be useful if one has a better team than the others, wants to try out specific players, or just wants to play with your friends.

Load up FIFA 23 on your respective console - Log into Ultimate Team - Select the Play tab, there should be an icon depicting two players at the bottom left of the screen - Click - Invite friends to play together. Once they join - you can start the game.

Meanwhile, in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team, players can play three cooperative modes. They are as follows: Squad Battles / Division Rivals / Friendlies.

The World Cup craze is sweeping the world, and it will soon become the biggest event of the year, and every player is waiting for it. It's time to find the next breakout star, and with that in mind, here are five players who could compete in the Breakout Championship in Qatar. For young players, the World Cup is a place where dreams come true, and it happens to be where they can show their talents. James Rodriguez is a notorious example though, but these five names may follow the example of the Colombians and put their names in the history books.

Jonathan David - A top talent that many big clubs will be eyeing this winter, Canada's secret sauce will be less of a mystery after this tournament. Canadian striker Jonathan David is ready to fire the Maple Leaves forward, with the Lille frontman waiting for the chance to showcase his class on the world stage.

Jude Bellingham - He may have exploded statistically, but this was the game in which Jude Bellingham established himself as one of the best midfielders in the world. Bellingham is likely to be crucial to any success in England, a superstar in the making and potentially worth double after this tournament.

Brennan Johnson - The Welsh have a reputation for being an underdog in big games, and with a weapon like Johnson in their arsenal, they could ruff even more feathers as he is an exciting attacking talent. Wales are back on the world stage and Nottingham Forest winger Brennan Johnson could be on the verge of becoming their next legend.

Kaoru Mitoma - Kaoru Mitoma has already shown his quality in the Premier League at Brighton this season and the Japan international may be about to show his prowess further on the biggest stage. A dynamic winger, the threat from Japan will look to use his strengths to bring some joy to the continent.

Gonzalo Plata - The 22-year-old, full of speed and skill, could shine on the outside on opening night. Gonzalo Plata is not a man to trust in this World Cup. Playing for Valladolid in Spain but representing Ecuador in this year's tournament, the Ecudaro striker could be the latest exciting prospect from South America.

FIFA 23 is in full swing, with a new update announced alongside the World Cup DLC. A new face scan for FIFA 23 has also been added. Twitter user “fifawitcher” has shared some new images of real face scans that will appear in FIFA 23's Title Update 4. These new facial scans promise to bring real-life looks to players in football and add to the addition of over 140 new scans.

The most famous star of the update so far is Arsenal's Gabriel, the dominant defender finally shaking off his inauthentic scan. Arsenal fans have vented their displeasure after their player and manager came to FIFA 23 looking like a knockoff of himself. The update starts with Gabriel, the current Premier League leader getting the respect they deserve.

Meanwhile, other stars who have been confirmed for new scans include Borussia Dortmund prodigy Karim Adeyemi, with the Germany striker looking better than ever in this year's game, detail players have also noticed. Many Boca Junior players will also receive updated face scans in Title Update 4. Other stars confirmed to have been scanned for updates include the following Premier League players: Willian - Fulham / Lyoncoe - Southampton / Marc Guehi - Crystal Palace / Anthony Gordon - Everton / Michael Olis - Crystal Palace

It's an exciting time for FIFA fans when new scans are confirmed, with more scans to become available once the title update drops. The arrival of these scans may indicate that we are not far from new stadiums in the game, with Nottingham Forest's Town Square currently being added to FIFA 23.

FIFA 23's not-so-perfect start will be tested by a difficult period, with fans starting to give this year's game a perfect 10. There's been a lot of debate about the value of this year's game, but initial results aren't looking good for EA Sports.

Advantage: It's worth noting that not every FIFA fan was terribly frustrated with this year's game, with many responses offering a fair and balanced debate. Some users, for example, gave FIFA 23 an 8.5 out of 10, which isn't far off from how we rated the new game in our official review. The update was a major talking point, and it seemed to unsettle many FIFA 23 players, but no matter what stage the game was at, there were some decidedly unhappy reactions. But the gameplay gets a lot of approval as most FIFA players agree that it's the best gameplay they've seen in a long time.

Shortcoming: Many believe a lack of communication is the reason why FIFA 23 has such a low rating, and prominent FIFA content creators like NepentheZ have also highlighted this point. However, there are those who have described FIFA 23 as "shockingly bad", with gameplay that doesn't do enough to make up for some glaring flaws.

Low score: While rating FIFA 23 below 5 out of 10, given the amount of work that went into creating the best football game on the market, these ratings below reflect an angry and frustrated community. It's like the market for Ultimate Team has been dead for a while this year, and there doesn't seem to be an immediate remedy. Instead, fans started noticing a negative trend that FUT could get worse, which caused great concern.

Ironically, some people complain about the lack of content, or perhaps the lack of meaningful content. One criticism that is often found is EA's communication with their community, and FIFA 23 certainly isn't the first release to ask this question. EA may accept that they need to do more to appease their community, and many of these responses prove that many in the FIFA 23 community are not satisfied.

Ever since the announcement of their parting ways with FIFA, there has been a lot of speculation surrounding EA's new game, EA Sports FC. There have been a lot of questions in the community about the new gaming platform and cross-play. So can PS4 and PS5 owners play together?

First of all, it should be noted that EA's new game "EA Sports FC" has not been officially confirmed, so platform and cross-platform play can only be speculated based on previous versions, and EA Sports FC will be available on previous generation consoles, including PlayStation 4.

PS4 and PS5 players should be able to play EA Sports FC together, but it's actually going to be a little more complicated than that. Assuming that there probably won't be cross-play between the PS5 and PS4 versions of EA Sports FC, then if you have a PS5 and want to play the game with your PS4 friends, you'll need to buy the PS4 version of the game, otherwise, PS4 users won't be able to play it in their Play EA Sports FC for PS5 on PlayStation 4.

EA made a smart move with the inclusion of several unique rewards in FIFA 23 Ultimate Edition. Because one of the rewards is gaining access to both the PS4 and PS5 versions of the game, allowing players to easily switch between the two on the same account or console. All you have to do to switch between the two versions is press Options on the game, then under "Game Version" change to your preferred version.

FIFA23 has been on the line for a few months, so maybe you can also look forward to the launch of the ultimate version of EA Sports FC, providing you with similar unique rewards. So if you own a next-gen console but want to connect with friends who haven't yet, the Ultimate Edition is for you.

EA Sports has announced that Live Tuning Update 4 (LTU 4) for FIFA 23 is now available. This update is available on all platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Stadia, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Changes are currently being made to the following: Reduced accuracy of arcing through passes, including on first timing, when the required target direction is significantly different from the direction the ball carrier is facing.

Live Tuning enables players to roll out some changes without requiring a full title update. This allows players to make adjustment changes faster and more frequently while working on game balance. So if you see this message in-game, please close and restart FIFA 23 to ensure a finer update.

In FIFA 23, there are many meta players again. However, there have also been cards that have disappointed while promising great performance. So here are the top worst and most overrated players in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team.

When people talk about the worst player, perhaps it's not bronze medalist or center-back legend Harry Maguire, but the overrated or disappointing FUT card. It's often assumed that certain superstars should be meta in FIFA 23, but it's precisely these players who tend to be pretty bad. As always, there are players who can destroy any opponent, such as Mbappe, Vinicius, or Govou to name a few. When players are involved in weekend leagues, of course, they want to get off to a good start with the best cards, possibly investing a lot of money in high-profile players, but when Hansi Flick criticizes a "lack of training" after a game, you might put up with it. Keep smashing your controllers. Then try to ignore the following these players on the FUT transfer market!

Jamal Musiala - Billed as Germany's World Cup hope, the 19-year-old Musiala is now also in Bayern's starting line-up, even pushing Thomas Müller out of the starting XI. Honestly, the youngster should be at least 85 in pace and 80 in field goals in FIFA 23. But you can see that the above score may not be what he said at all. In the weekend league, if you have Musiala in your Bundesliga team, then there is a high probability that you will lose. EA should really dare to give young players proper evaluation.

Robert Lewandowski - The FIFA World Player of the Year has also excelled in Barcelona and remains one of the best strikers in the world. But most players can't play him well. So a nice tip: stay away from Lewandowski, otherwise, you can always get Timo Werner.

Cristiano Ronaldo - Ronaldo is currently worth 87k. Here too, we just don't understand why EA destroyed the card. The 37-year-old was also too slow, with poor passing statistics and a lack of agility. Even if you think CR7 should score a lot of goals, you will be disappointed in the end.

FLionel Messi - Lionel Messi has already spent 68k in December. On the one hand, the market is absolutely broke, and on the other hand, the six-time World Player of the Year is, unfortunately, unable to play in FIFA 23. Messi is too slow to show compared to some other players, and his long-range shots have been repaired. The Argentine may not be suitable for this year's edition.

FIFA 23 Career Mode has received a lot of criticism in recent weeks, as the mode is once again riddled with bugs, and some issues are really starting to show, both in basic terms and because of a lack of new features. Only a few months after the game's release, fans of Career Mode are already outraged at the lack of care and attention to the mode.

Player careers are one such silver lining, and EA was able to demonstrate the desire for an improved FIFA 23 mode. However, as might be expected, these features have fallen flat, and basic bugs continue to cause endless frustration for players, a broken player career mode.

A post on Reddit perfectly speculated how the career mode community felt, and his scathing comments about player careers resonated with many, who hadn't been impressed by player career mode this year. Impressions, here are some of the glitches mentioned in the post:

1. Unrealistic scorelines: There are too many goals in the game, and it is unrealistic to have this situation in every game.

2. Ridiculous objectives: The goals given to players by managers are usually 8.5 or 9.0 points at the end of the game. That's simply too high to be achieved every game, and it's always the most valuable goal. I scored a hat trick in the game but the manager still dropped 5 points because my rating wasn't high enough.

3. Injury bug: If a player is injured, his rating for the manager will keep dropping because he won't be able to play. When you return, you will no longer be part of the starting lineup. If you're injured for a few months, it means your ratings go down and the manager tries to sell you to another team.

4. Player value has a too-high mistake: If the market value of your player is too high, no team can pay your transfer fee, and you will be forced to continue to play for the same club. If you want to transfer, you'll have to remove experience points to lower your overall and underperform in matches, which shouldn't be necessary.

Unfortunately, many of the glitches mentioned above have been prevalent in players' careers for some time, and their constant presence in the FIFA series has left them feeling helpless. The FIFA 23 Career Mode community has been disgruntled from the start, in fact, every FIFA community is. While everyone has a right to be frustrated, Career Mode fans seem to have the most reason to complain. And with recent additions that don't improve modes at all, perhaps EA will have to turn tankers around when EA Sports FC is released in 2023.

In FIFA 23, players have clear favorites for different players in Ultimate Team. Here will show the top 5 most loved FUT cards and explain what makes them so popular?

FIFA 23 Ultimate Team has been underway for several months, and players are in for one of the most exciting times of the year. The Future Stars promotion is now live instead of Team of the Year, and players have recently been able to get a bunch of great content like TOTY Icons, Flashback SBCs, Daily SBCs, and more. Of course, some of these new meta players have become community favorites during the event. The most popular cards in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team as of February 2023 are as follows:

5th Place: Xabi Alonso (TOTY Icons) - Xabi Alonso is one of the new TOTY icons in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team. He received a great SBC for an amazing value! Besides his stats, the card design is also great, which makes him even more popular in the community. Bayer 04 Bayer Leverkusen's coach finished 5th among FUT 23's most favorites.

4th Place: Ismaël Bennacer (RTTK) - Also in fourth place is the SBC card. This time it's the players from the early stages of FIFA 23 Ultimate Team. Players can complete Ismaël Bennacer's path to the Knockouts SBC for as little as 25,000 coins. The money is well spent and Ismaël Bennacer has long been one of the best midfielders in the Ultimate Team. So his card is probably the best FIFA 23 has to offer in Ultimate Team so far. A chemical connection with Fikayo Tomori, Theo Hernández or Rafael Leão is not just a good choice.

3rd Place: Dimitri Payet (Winter Wildcards) - Third place went to Dimitri Payet's Winter Wildcards card, another SBC card! Dimitri Payet was sold for just under 80,000 coins during the Winter Wildcards promotion, and Payet is definitely not 89 OVR in the game! This guy plays like he's rolling the court. Dimitri Payet has the 4-star skill and a weak foot that can be used as ST, LW, and ZOM. Ligue 1 and France links are just one of his many strengths.

2nd Place: Gareth Bale (EOAE) - To celebrate his stellar career, the Welshman received a great value End of Era SBC card. And Gareth Bale also celebrated his retirement in FIFA 23 Ultimate Team, and for just 110,000 gold coins, this card is yours.

1st Place: Ángel Di María (World Cup TOTT SBC) - The first place SBC of the Year is well deserved: Ángel Di María and his World Cup Championship team card! As a reward for his outstanding performance in the game, Ángel Di María received the 90 OVR World Cup SBC Team Award, the Di Maria card being the most popular card in the community in the game. After the weak foot was upgraded to 4 stars, the winger also performed very well in the game.

Adding 5-star skill, 90 speed, and 92 dribbling for just 115K is a must for any FIFA player.

In FIFA 23 Ultimate Team, the existence of the transfer market is very important.

The Team of the Year phase ended in FIFA 23 and is now replaced by the Future Stars promotion. Two very popular player cards are being promoted at the same time, and the most tangled thing is that both the TOTY and the best Future Stars cards are very expensive! To afford such a card, players also need a lot of coins to grant their wishes. Of course, players might feel uninteresting and stupid when the best strikers are made more expensive because of consoles.

In fact, PC has made great progress in the field of FIFA in recent years, and it is not for nothing that it enjoys some advantages of the next-generation console. But there will be one major downside, and that's the problem with the PC transfer market! It is isolated compared to consoles, which may result in fewer users and therefore fewer offers in the transfer market. And PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series share a transfer market, so have more and cheaper cards. That way it can be seen that some players get stuck on PC is invaluable. And we can see from these few examples of cards that cost more on PC than consoles:

1. Pull out the Messi TOTY card on the PC side, although it will bring more gold coins to the player, such a card is almost impossible to trade. For PC players, this approach is very unfair.

2. In the price comparison of Lionel Messi TOTY, the price difference between the two platforms is nearly 3.7 million.

3.In the price comparison of Kylian Mbappé Gold, the meta gold cards are also much more expensive. A gold card Mbappe costs 1 million gold coins on the PC.

EA Sports has announced that FIFA 23 will be the last in its long-running series and will be replaced by a new game. We now know that EA Sports FC is taking over, marking the start of a brand new franchise.

So will there be professional clubs in EA Sports FC? FIFA fans are praying for the return of this game mode. What is certain is that there is a high probability that there will be Pro Clubs in FIFA 24, and everyone will be happy to know that Pro Clubs will appear in EA Sports FC. In fact, it looks like nearly every popular FIFA game mode will be returning in the new game.

According to reliable sources, EA Sports FC will include the following game modes: Pro Clubs / Career Mode / Online Career Mode / Ultimate Team / Kick Off Mode / Online Seasons / Tournaments

Pro Clubs on EA Sports FC can finally bring some innovative ideas to the beloved multiplayer mode. The introduction of team and individual training drills would be welcome.

Personal Training workouts work much like the Career Mode workouts seen in FIFA 23 and are designed to improve players' skills in all aspects of the game. And team training allows players to practice set piece moves with teammates, or go head-to-head in mini 2v2 matches.

Pro Clubs players will also appreciate the in-game substitutions and the ability to reconnect to the game after being kicked. Of course, more customization options would be great too, and players have every reason to expect more customization options in EA Sports FC.

The National Women's Soccer League is coming to FIFA 23. Electronic Arts announced Monday that all 12 NWSL teams will play starting March 15, thanks to the company's recently signed licensing partnership with the league and the NWSL Players Association. The 12 NWSL teams, along with all the female athletes who compete on their rosters, will also be a part of the franchise going forward, including when it rebrands to EA Sports FC later this year.

FIFA 23 launches with all 24 teams from the English and French Women's Super Leagues and Division 1. The game also marked the first time EA featured a female player on the cover, with Chelsea's Sam Cole appearing on the Ultimate Edition. All in all, the series has come a long way since FIFA 16, when EA included professional female players for the first time.

All 12 NWSL teams will be able to play in FIFA 23's Kickoff Match mode on March 15. They will also appear in the game's tournament mode, as well as in online seasons and friendlies. If both teams are from the NWSL, EA says players will see an "authentic" broadcast experience of the game. Separately, the company is adding the option to play in the UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL) in both kick-off and tournament game modes, with the game's next update adding four new European clubs, including Juventus and Real Madrid, to round out the UWCL experience.

"The athletes who call the NWSL home are some of the best in the world, and we are excited for the opportunity to further showcase their talents through this unique gaming experience," said NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman. "We can't wait to get the fans started, and we look forward to continuing to celebrate the players and the league as we begin our 11th season on March 25."

As the football season draws to a close, that means players can start looking forward to a new season and the release of FIFA 24!

With EA and FIFA parting ways, the next game will be called EA Sports FC 24, and FIFA 24 will be the next entry in FIFA's own football franchise. So those who love the FIFA experience will now also look at FC 24. This does mean that FIFA 24 and FC 24 will be battling for supremacy, which could lead to some brilliant new ideas and innovations in each game to keep the football gaming audience engaged with their games.

FIFA is currently looking for a new developer after the end of its long-term deal with EA, and FIFA has yet to confirm who will be developing the next title in its series FIFA 24, so a release date for the new game has yet to be set. As for EA Sports FC 24, there is no release date, so we can only speculate when the game will be on the shelves. The last four FIFA editions were released on the following dates: FIFA 20: September 24, 2019 / FIFA 21: October 9, 2020 / FIFA 22: September 27, 2021 / FIFA 23: September 27, 2022. The release of EA Sports FC 24 is expected to follow a similar pattern, and given these dates, it could launch on Friday 29 September 2023, in line with previous FIFA titles.

Cover Star - It's difficult to predict who will be on the cover of FIFA 24, and the developer has yet to be confirmed. But one can probably continue to expect France international and Paris Saint-Germain striker Kylian Mbappe to be the cover star of EA Sports FC's debut. The 24-year-old has served as the face of the team and has been the cover star of the past two editions of FIFA.

Platforms - EA Sports FC and FIFA 24 are expected to be in sync and will be available on all major platforms. This also includes older and newer generation consoles: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Nintendo Switch.

Ultimate Team - No word has yet been received on whether FIFA 24 will include an Ultimate Team game mode. However, despite many concerns from the FIFA community, it can now be confirmed that EA will be bringing their own version of Ultimate Team to EA Sports FC. Maybe players will finally see some of the long-awaited features they've been asking for years come to Ultimate Team.