The FIFA 23 trailer is finally out. It is EA Sports’ last game with a title that became as popular as a real-world game in a short time. But while there is a lot to expect from FIFA 23, the biggest attraction is women’s football. EA Sports announced that Sam Kerr will be joining Kylian Mbappe to become the face of the new global version of the football franchise. While this confirms Chelsea and 11 other teams in the Women’s Super League, FIFA 23 will also feature France’s Division 1 Feminine as one of the two leagues.
The FIFA 23 trailer and gameplay are mostly similar to the previous version, but this time around, EA Sports has introduced a World Cup mode, cross-play, and Hypermotion 2. EA Sports said that will let players experience more realistic gameplay. Better graphics are visible in the trailer, so there is definitely some improvement. EA Sports will also add the 2022 men’s soccer competition in Qatar and the women’s soccer World Cup for 2023 in Australia and New Zealand to FIFA 23 as part of a free update after launch.
Focus on Women’s Football in FIFA 23
EA Sports first introduced women’s football with international teams in the 2016 edition of FIFA, but it has not managed to add club teams to the franchise. Even with FIFA 23, there are only two leagues, which lag far behind the men’s game. If you’re a fan of women’s soccer, you’ll love playing as Vivian Miedema, Sam Kerr, Wendy Renard, Ada Hegerberg and Marie-Antoinette Katoto.
Kerr makes headlines in the new FIFA 23 trailer. She is one of the best football players and has won two Golden Boots in the Women’s Super League. She is also the only player to win the Golden Boot in three different leagues; NWSL, W-League and WSL.
After FIFA 23, EA will drop the coveted label for a new franchise called EA Sports FC in 2023. FIFA 23 can be pre-ordered immediately, while it will be available on September 30th on PC via Steam and EA Play, Xbox. PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Google Stadia in select markets.
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