Why Juventus is not in FIFA 22?

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. AS Roma, Lazio and Atalanta are the other three teams, with the trio called Roma FC, Latium and Bergamo Calcio respectively in-game.

Why there is no Juventus in FIFA 22?

Is Juventus still Piemonte Calcio in FIFA 22? A generic name still recognized the Turin-based Italian serial winners in FIFA 22 as EA did not have an agreement with the Italian former champions concerning naming rights. As a result, the team still lacks its real identity in the most famous football video game.

Why was Juventus not in FIFA?

What does it mean? Since EA Sports cannot use the real name of the team Juventus, they have had to use an alternative nom de guerre for the Serie A giants. The name Piemonte Calcio literally means 'Piemonte Football' and is inspired by the region of Italy in which Juventus are based.

Will FIFA 23 have Juventus?

FIFA 23 welcomes Juventus back to the game

This means that in FIFA 23 fans can play as Juventus in their official black and white strip and the Juventus Stadium will be fully recreated. The club's players will also have the real-life badge on their Ultimate Team cards.

Why is Serie A not in FIFA 22?

However, four Italian clubs – Juventus, Roma, Atalanta and Lazio – will not be available on FIFA 22, due to exclusive agreements with Konami's eFootball, formerly known as Pro Evolution Soccer (PES). The FIFA title will have alternative versions of the clubs, featuring the same squads.

JUVENTUS ARE NOT IN FIFA 20

Will FIFA 23 have all Serie A teams?

Which teams won't be in FIFA 23? While Juventus are in FIFA 23, a host of Serie A clubs won't appear in their true form. Roma, Lazio, Atalanta, Napoli and Inter Milan are all licensed elsewhere so will be listed in FIFA 23 under different names.

What teams will not be in FIFA 22?

Which teams are leaving 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.

Is FIFA stopping after 23?

That includes exclusive partnerships with the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, the MLS – and more to come." So, while FIFA 23 is the final FIFA game from EA, fans of the franchise should feel right at home with EA Sports FC from next year onwards.

Will Juventus go back to FIFA?

EA Sports announced in July 2022 that the 36-time champions of Italy would be returning to their platform after severing ties with Konami. A statement from the gaming giants read: “Juventus' home stadium - the Allianz Stadium - will return in FIFA 23, authentically recreated alongside the club's logo and iconic kits.

Why was Juventus banned?

In January, Serie A side Juve were deducted 15 points for the season by an Italian soccer court investigating the club's transfer dealings and finances. The court also imposed bans on a number of the club's officials, preventing them from holding office in Italian soccer.

Why did Italy not make it to FIFA?

HOW DID THE WORLD CUP PLAYOFFS UNFOLD FOR ITALY? * Italy were on course to meet Portugal in the deciding playoff tie, but they missed out on the World Cup finals after losing 1-0 at home to North Macedonia thanks to Aleksandar Trajkovski's last-gasp strike.

When did FIFA lose Juventus rights?

The Italian team has been exclusive to Konami's PES/eFootball series since 2019.

Which Serie A teams are fake in FIFA 22?

In FIFA 22, four Serie A teams are unlicensed Juventus, Lazio, AS Roma and Atalanta - the teams are known as Piemonte Calcio (Juventus), Bergamo Calcio (Atalanta), Latium (Lazio) and Roma FC.

Why isn t Roma in FIFA 22?

The omission is due to Roma's long-term deal with Konami, makers of the online-only title eFootball. It was the spiritual successor to PES, but a horrible launch last year has left it with some ground to make up.

Which teams remain in FIFA 22?

What will FIFA 24 be called?

Why FIFA 24 will be called EA Sports FC. One thing to keep in mind is that the next game won't actually be called FIFA 24 and will instead rebranded to EA Sports FC. The new name is the result of EA Sports and FIFA ending their 20-year partnership.

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.

Why is EA and FIFA breaking up?

EA Sports wants to create its own game called EA Sports FC by ending its licensing agreement with FIFA. A representative for EA said the new game would be a defining moment for them. It will allow EA to provide fans with a more joyful, creative, progressive, and interactive experience.

Why is Lazio not in FIFA 23?

Roma, Atalanta, Lazio and Napoli are not featured in FIFA 23 due to their exclusivity agreements with rival game eFootball, and are instead known as Roma FC, Bergamo Calcio, Latium, and Napoli FC respectively.

Which teams are left in FIFA now?

Morocco, Brazil, Croatia, Netherlands, France, Argentina, Portugal and England are the last eight teams left standing as the four quarterfinals start on December 9.

Will FIFA 22 end?

The FIFA video game will be disappearing after the maker failed to strike a new licensing deal with world soccer's governing body. Instead, EA Sports FC will be introduced from 2023 after the company creates the final game in partnership with FIFA later this year.

Why is India removed from FIFA 22?

Threats materialised into reality for Indian football as the apex body of the sport, FIFA, suspended the country's top administrative organisation, the All India Football Federation, for “undue influence from third parties”.

Why isn t peru in FIFA 22?

The principle problem is that Peruvian law is not compatible with FIFA statutes, and so anyone who was in my place would be in the same situation.” Manuel Burga said. The laws which Burga refers to are FIFA's complete non-acceptance of a country's government flexing their muscle over its football association.