FIFA 22 will arrive in all stores globally this September. Consequently, EA has added a new update that will make several fans of the game quite happy. Owing to the fact, that this year’s edition of the game will have an inclusion of female players in the game’s pro clubs mode.
Every year EA tries to bring several developments in terms of gameplay and graphics to captivate more audiences across the globe. Consequently, the inclusion of female players as a new feature in pro clubs will be a tremendous advancement.
Moreover, this introduction by FIFA 22 suggests that EA Sports wants to gain more popularity and attention from the women’s football audience. As a result, many female fans will be looking forward to play this year’s edition of the game.
Thus from FIFA 22, gamers will have the capacity to create female virtual players in pro clubs. As a result, female football fans who were yearning to play as their favourite female footballer can now build their own Alex Morgans or Sam Kerrs.
The Addition of Virtual Female Players in FIFA 22 will be a Test Mode
EA Sports’ decision to add virtual female players in the pro clubs in FIFA 22 is probably a testing step to measure the success. Subsequently, this move is ultimately taken in order to add female teams in career mode.
If this added feature is successful then there are high chances that FIFA fans will be able to see Women’s club teams in the following edition’s career mode. Further, the connection between Sky Sports and FIFA makes it more imminent that this development will be made in the future.
To put things into perspective Skysports will broadcast this season of WSL and thus FIFA 22 that sponsors a show from Skysports called Saturday Social. Accordingly, EA will observe WSL closely to make the addition of female players in career mode. Therefore EA Sports has taken a great initiative to expand their popular game by adding this feature. In the end, it will be interesting to watch whether this move is a success or a failure. Time will tell, Comment below your thoughts about this addition of creating female virtual pros.
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