id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body" data-component="trackCWV"> EA and FIFA are finally parting ways after reports the tried to increase the [url=]$150 million fee EA paid to license the name. Fortunately for soccer supporters (in the US) and football fans (everywhere else), that the game itself won't change much after the rebrand.

More details about the new EA Sports FC game will be revealed in the summer of 2023.

But in the meantime, EA reassured players EA Sports FC will still include more than 19,000 players in 700 teams across 30 leagues, including the UK's Premier League, Spain's La Liga, Germany's Bundesliga, Italy's Serie A and MLS from the States. All that's actually changing is the name -- oh, [url=https://www.buserdirgantara7.com/peduli-anak-penderita-stunting-kasat-narkoba-polres-subang-berkunjung-dan-berikan-bantuan-makanan-sehat-untuk-alfano-dan-dede/]FIFA World Cup and the game won't include World Cup content as seen in previous installments.

FIFA 23, the final game in the series, will include women's and men's FIFA World Cup competitions for the first (and, apparently the last) time.