FIFA’s President Confirms New FIFA Soccer Game

The football gaming world is abuzz with excitement and speculation as rumors of a new football experience from FIFA continue to circulate. On Tuesday, we delved into the intriguing possibility of a partnership between FIFA and 2K, a move that could potentially revolutionize the football gaming landscape.

Adding weight to these rumors, FIFA’s president, Gianni Infantino, himself confirmed earlier this month that the football governing body is indeed working with multiple companies to create a new game.

FIFA President confirms football game

Earlier this month, FIFA hosted its 74th congress meeting to discuss many matters in football. One topic was the future of the FIFA license and a new game.

FIFA’s President, Gianni Infantino, explained the idea of a new football title being developed with ‘new partners.‘

“When they play football simulation game, they play FIFA. It cannot be named something else,” Infantino stated. “We are developing with new partners, a new game, which, obviously, as everything we do, will be the best. So, get ready for the new FIFA e-game.”

🚨 FIFA President Gianni Infantino: "We will develop a new e-game"

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What does all this mean?

According to rumors and our sources, the enigmatic ‘new partners’ could be 2K Sports, but Infantino’s statement could also encompass licensing companies. The veil of mystery surrounding these partners and the nature of the potential game only adds to the intrigue.

There are still many questions about a possible FIFA 2K game. Whether it will be a simulation title or developed by a 2K studio is still unknown.

Nevertheless, it’s an exciting time for football gamers because an influx of soccer games has recently hit the scene. Of course, we have the famous EAFC title by EA Sports, but eFootball is still around, and UFL is still in development. Soon enough, there will be enough competition on the market for fans to choose from and give EA Sports a run for its money.

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