The latest version of the world’s biggest football game has arrived. Goal tells you all you need to know about the new edition
The launch of the next FIFA game – FIFA 21 – has finally arrived and eager gamers certainly have the popular EA Sports title on their wishlist.
Of course, the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the entire world and industries everywhere have been impacted, including football, so there was a slight delay on the release this year.
EA Sports has been drip-feeding bits of information though and Goal takes a look at things such as the next FIFA release date, how much it will cost, consoles it will be playable on, player ratings and more.
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When is FIFA 21 released?
FIFA 21 will be released on October 9, 2020, having been pushed back from its usual late September slot after EA Sports’ plans were disrupted by the coronavirus .
With E3 cancelled for 2020, EA Sports was set to announce its upcoming roster of titles during a digital event called EA Play Live 2020 on June 5.
This announcement was delayed until June 18 due to the current political climate in the United States and the protests around racial discrimination.
“With the important conversations taking place and important voices being heard around the world right now, we’re moving our time to come together in play,” EA wrote on Twitter.
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