FIFA 23: New leagues, teams, and stadiums

With more official licences than ever, FIFA 23 is poised to be the biggest year of EA’s football series to date. Here are the latest leagues, teams, and stadiums that we are aware of.

FIFA 23 is scheduled to be the final game to contain FIFA branding before the series is rebranded as EA Sports FC in response to the announcement that EA and football’s primary governing body are ending their collaboration after nearly 30 years.

For the first time, playable domestic leagues are planned. FIFA 16 saw the introduction of international teams, but since then, the games haven’t progressed in their representation of women’s soccer.

We’ve broken down every new league, team, and stadium in FIFA 23 right here because it will have more of them than ever before.

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Numerous new leagues are expected to hit the scene with FIFA 23, with women’s football taking the stage. Here’s every new league we know about so far:

It’s important to note that while FIFA 23 will feature several interesting new leagues, the Mexican Liga BBVA MX and the Japanese J-League will no longer be included.

After 6 years, Jleague and EA SPORTS end the partnership. #FIFA23 will not feature the league. Maybe the league back in the future.Gracias por el dato @NonoLoko10 pic.twitter.com/lZmKTQGjAo

Even though EA hasn’t made any official statements about the new teams appearing in FIFA 23, leakers have already started disclosing them.

Juventus’ exclusivity contract with Konami to play in eFootball has expired, according to FIFA insider Donk Trading. As a result, the Serie A team will feature in FIFA 23 with the correct name, uniforms, and stadium.