Why aren t Juventus on FIFA 22?

The team was a permanent fixture in EA's series until it was confirmed in July 2019 that Konami had signed it up to be an exclusive partner club in eFootball PES 2020. This exclusivity deal was a multi-year arrangement, meaning Juventus didn't feature in FIFA 20, FIFA 21 or FIFA 22.

Why there is no Juventus in FIFA 22?

Why is Juventus not in FIFA? Juve's absence is due to an exclusive agreement the Italian club has with Konami that has been in effect since FIFA 20.

Will Juventus be back in FIFA 22?

Now, FIFA 23 players can use Juventus' official club logo and kits, playing in the Juventus Stadium, Allianz Arena. In FIFA 22, there are currently four Serie A teams including Juventus who are in the game with 'fake' names due to exclusive licensing agreements with Konami.

Why was Juventus removed from FIFA?

The end of the partnership between Juventus and EA Sports is the reason the Italian champions will be called Piemonte Calcio in FIFA 20. Juventus have actually struck a deal with EA Sports' rivals Konami to appear exclusively on their upcoming title eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer 2020 instead.

Which teams will not be in FIFA 22?

JUVENTUS ARE NOT IN FIFA 20

Will FIFA 22 be shut down?

Every EA Game Being Shut Down in 2023

The Stadia versions of FIFA 21, FIFA 22, and FIFA 23 will all have their online functionality removed on January 18, 2023, alongside the Stadia versions of Madden 21 and Madden 22.

Why is Italy not in FIFA 22?

European champion Italy will not play in the 2022 World Cup after being beaten by North Macedonia in its play-off in Palermo. Italy has now failed to qualify for a second consecutive World Cup.

Will FIFA 23 have Juventus?

Juventus returns in The World's Game

Today we're excited to confirm a new, multi-year partnership with Juventus, which sees one of Italian football's most successful clubs return to the game beginning exclusively in EA SPORTS™ FIFA 23.

Will Juventus go back to FIFA?

Starting in 2023, EA will be ditching its long-time partner FIFA for a newly branded franchise called EA Sports FC. The deal with Juventus appears to show that, despite the change in name, the series will continue to feature the biggest clubs in the world.

Does FIFA have the rights to Juventus?

That's all changed now, as Juventus is back under EA's massive managerial brolly. EA Sports announced that the "exclusive multi-year partnership" gives them the rights to Juventus' club logo, kits, and the Juventus stadium, Allianz Arena.

Will FIFA 23 be called FIFA?

The latest installment of FIFA 23 will be the last under the partnership between the two entities. After this release, all future games will cease using the FIFA name or branding, and the World Cup will also cease being a part of it as an official FIFA event. Instead, the game will be renamed EA Sports FC.

Which teams are missing in FIFA 23?

Ecuador, Senegal, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Costa Rica, Japan, Cameroon, Serbia, Switzerland, South Korea and Uruguay are all missing from FIFA 23, whilst the Brazilian national team will have generic players.

What happens to the replaced team in FIFA 22?

The number of teams participating in a league stays the same, while the team you replaced goes into the Rest of World teams. You can choose any league in the game, carving your path to glory from the bottom tier of a country's league system or playing against the world's biggest teams in the top leagues.

Why is AC Milan not in FIFA 22?

Starting on July 1, 2022, we are ending our exclusive marketing partnership with AC Milan. This will not change your experience through EA SPORTS FIFA, as our in-game licensing agreement with the club continues.

Is Lazio Not in FIFA 22?

FIFA 22 will include Piemonte Calcio, Bergamo Calcio, Latium, and Roma FC in Serie A. The names and likenesses of authentic players from all 20 Serie A clubs will continue to be playable throughout FIFA 22.

Why is Roma not in FIFA 22?

The omission is due to Roma's long-term deal with Konami, makers of the online-only title eFootball.

What is Juventus called in FIFA 22?

The seemingly random team name are actually 36-time Serie A winners and Italian giants Juventus. The name comes from Piedmont, the region with which Turin is in.

What is Juventus called on FIFA 23?

Juventus to return for FIFA 23 after years of being replaced in game by generic 'Piemonte Calcio'

Why is Juventus back in FIFA 23?

Power shots are hard to master, but lethal in the right situation. FIFA 23 sees the return of Serie A giants Juventus with full licensing for the first time since 2019, now that Konami's exclusive partnership with the Italian club has come to an end.

Who's taking over FIFA 23?

EA promises "the same great experiences, modes, leagues, tournaments, clubs and athletes," so FIFA fans can rest easy. EA Sports FC will be the new name for the publisher's football series when it releases next year, with FIFA 23 being the last instalment in the franchise as we know it.

Why is FIFA 23 the last FIFA?

However, things could get tricky in the autumn of 2023. The franchise will be renamed to EA Sports FC, following a breakdown in negotiations between EA Sports and FIFA that resulted in the loss of the FIFA license. This is why FIFA 23 is set to be the last game in the series under the FIFA name.

Why is India not in FIFA?

In August, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) was suspended by Fifa for “undue third-party influence.” This suspension came into effect after the Supreme Court relieved former AIFF president Praful Patel from his duties, appointing a Committee of Administrators (CoA) due to myriad governance issues.

Why are some countries not in FIFA?

It was made up of teams that represent nations that were not recognized as sovereign states and which are therefore not eligible to become members of FIFA, football's world governing body.

What countries is FIFA 22 out in?

Is EA losing FIFA?

The breakup means that EA's series will no longer be able to call itself FIFA—it will now be known as (the less catchy) EA Sports FC—and will lose access to global tournaments, following with the Women's World Cup in 2023. But it's FIFA that stands to lose the most from the parting.