FIFA 22: Last News

Content Warning: Discussions of rape and assault.EA Sports have removed footballer Mason Greenwood from FIFA 22 following his recent arrest.Following Greenwood’s arrest on suspicion of rape and assault, the striker has been removed from offline game modes in FIFA 22 across its databases on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, today February 1. Greenwood is now no longer available as part of the Manchester United squad, but his FIFA 22 Ultimate Team item is still reportedly still active, meaning he can still be traded on the FUT 22 transfer market.In a statement to The United Stand, a Manchester United fan channel, EA Sports said “Mason Greenwood has been removed from active squads in FIFA 22 and has also been suspended from appearing in FIFA Ultimate (FUT) packs and Ultimate Draft.”Greenwood is currently suspended from the Manchester United squad until further notice.

FIFA 22.The “FOAT Code”, which stands for First Of All Time, “calls on the FIFA community to follow the unwritten rules of FIFA including asking players not to quit matches in rage and asking players not to pause the game mid-match.”The code goes on to ask that players “skip thy replay if thy goal isn’t worth a replay” and that “they who celebrate every sweaty goal shall be shunned”.While it’s a nice sentiment, it’s extremely unlikely that the FIFA community are going to abide by these rules, especially considering the communities general distaste for the developer behind the football mega-hit.In FIFA 22, thanks to the new-look FUT Champs game mode, the community has seemingly come to a collective agreement to quit games, if they themselves

FIFA 22 by EA, ahead of his pending trial.Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy is accused of attacking three women at his home in Cheshire between October 2020 and August 2021. BBC News reports that the alleged attacks, including on one woman under 18, are said to have happened at his home address in Prestbury.Mendy appeared in court on September 10, alongside Louis Saha Matturie, 40, of Salford.

EA Sports has revealed that Kylian Mbappé will be returning as the cover star of FIFA 22.It’s the second time that the Paris Saint-Germain and France striker has graced the cover of the series, after making his debut in FIFA 21.Despite missing a decisive penalty kick against Switzerland that took France out of the UEFA Euro 2020 championship, the setback has evidently not had a huge impact on the 22 year-old forward’s star power.The tweet from the official EA Sports FIFA account shows the cover taken from the Ultimate Edition of FIFA 22, as well as a logo confirming ‘Dual Entitlement’.