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FIFA 21 (2020)

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Career Mode
Career Mode will see new additions following years of criticism from the community - mainly to the manager mode.[8][9] New additions include; a revamped interactive match simulation mode, which allows players to instantly jump in and out of matches in addition to changing game plans in real time. A new and improved training system which allows for weekly training schedules and the ability to train players to play in different positions, new stats such as match fitness and growth, an improved youth academy system, more transfer options such as loan to buy deals, and enhanced opposition AI.[8]

VOLTA Football 21
FIFA Volta mode was introduced in FIFA 20, and it will be a part of the FIFA 21 as well. According to producers, Volta 21 will have gameplay improvements and will see new playing modes such as Volta Squads and Feature Battles mode. There will also be five new locations (Sao Paulo, Paris, Sydney, Dubai and Milan)[10][11].

Licences
The game will feature more than 30 official leagues, over 700 clubs, and over 17,000 players.[12] In August 2020, EA Sports announced an exclusive multi-year partnership with AC Milan and Inter Milan.[13]

Juventus, Roma, River Plate and Corinthians will not be featured in FIFA 21 and instead are known as Piemonte Calcio, Roma FC, Nuñez and Oceânico FC respectively. The game will retain the players' likenesses (except for Oceânico FC), but the official badge, kits and stadiums will be unavailable and instead feature custom designs and generic stadiums produced by EA Sports. Bayern Munich is also featured in the game with licenced players and kits but don't have their stadium licence and will play in a generic stadium.[14]

Release
FIFA 21 will be released worldwide on 9 October 2020 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.[15][16][17] The Switch version will be a "Legacy Edition", with updated kits, rosters, and minor updates, but does not include "new game modes or gameplay innovations".[17] The game will have three official editions: Ultimate, Champions, and Standard. The Ultimate and Champions editions will be released on 6 October, ahead of the release of the standard edition on 9 October.[15] EA Play subscribers were able to get a 10-hour early access trial of FIFA 21 on 1 October.[16] The game will also be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Google Stadia at a later date.[15]

Covers and ambassadors
In July 2020, Paris Saint-Germain forward Kylian Mbappé was announced as the cover star of the all three editions.[18][19] Erling Haaland, Trent Alexander-Arnold, João Félix, Sam Kerr, Wu Lei, Javier Hernández, and Carlos Vela were announced as the official ambassadors of the game.[20][21]

The FIFA Next ambassadors, a curated list featuring the emerging talent who embody the meaning of 'Win as One', are Mason Mount, Georgia Stanway, Phil Foden, Mallory Pugh, Steven Bergwijn, Theo Hernández, Rodrygo, Sergiño Dest, Giovanni Reyna, Bruno Guimarães, Hwang Hee-chan, and Aaron Connolly.[21][22][23]

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