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Electronic Arts and FIFA announce expanded EA SPORTS ‘FIFA 22’ esports program

Electronic Arts  and Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) has announced a new EA SPORTS FIFA 22 esports program anticipated to attract tens of millions of players and viewers. Featuring both 1v1 and 2v2 competitions, players will represent themselves, globally recognised esports organisations, real-world football clubs, and their nation in a diverse set of FIFA esports events.

The three competitions featured in the expanded esports ecosystem are the FIFAe Club Series 2022, the FIFAe Nations Series 2022, and the EA SPORTS FIFA 22 Global Series on The Road to the FIFAe World Cup 2022. The three pinnacle events of the series will all take place in summer 2022.

FIFA competitive gaming is the future of global esports entertainment, enhancing how fans experience the game they love.FIFA possesses the pivotal platform for football fans around the world to insert themselves into their own sports story. In partnership with FIFA, the mainstream appeal of esports is evident,” said EA SPORTS Competitive Gaming VP Brent Koning. 

“Newcomers, as well as established superstars – individually or as a team – will inspire entire nations of EA SPORTS FIFA players and get the opportunity to fame their game. A historic season full of thrilling competitive FIFA stories will captivate a global fanbase with this expanded ecosystem,” said FIFA director of eFootball and gaming Christian Volk.

The Individual Best – EA SPORTS FIFA 22 Global Series on the Road to the FIFAe World Cup 2022

FIFAe Club Series including the Debut of 2v2 FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) Cups

National pride in the FIFAe Nations Series

“Football would not exist without the power of teamwork.Our objective is to harness that power and use esports entertainment to connect football fans around the world to the game they love. Team-based FIFA competitive gaming will be a growth catalyst for future football fandom,” said , FIFA Competitive Gaming Commissioner Sam Turkbas.

The Power of Competitive Gaming as Mainstream Entertainment

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