For those FIFA addicts pondering how they could possibly play CR7 in FIFA 23, we have a response for that. Now, while Juventus will not be on FIFA 23, a team called Piemonte Calcio will replaces the giants FIFA 23 coins. Similar to PES has had to do over time, you guessed it, Piemonte Calcio will be a knock-off version of Juve - finish with all the Juventus squad. This replacement for the famed Old Lady will get it own badge and apparel designed by EA Sports, even though there's no specifics at this early juncture on just what said badge and kit will look like.

In the last few decades, there have been very few instances where PES has got one over on FIFA -- but getting exclusive access to Juventus is unquestionably a little win for the former International Superstar Soccer. And considering that the FIFA 19 cover art has been Cristiano Ronaldo in total Juventus garb, we are convinced EA Sports is just a little irked by the information that they will no longer be able to feature Italy's most successful club at its own next FIFA offering.

For once, the boot will be on the other foot when it comes to licensing. As stated by, PES has often opted from paying the licensing fees necessary to access real teams and actual kits; Pro Evo rather giving players made-up teams using generic kits. This mark this as a win for Pro Evolution Soccer, although it is only a little one.

Together with the 2018/19 club officially over, it is that time of the year at which the latest edition of EA Sports' FIFA starts its road to getting redundant. It is now that eyes begin to float towards the next installment of EA's legendary soccer franchise, as gamers begin to dream about what stunning summer signings their team will create at the time FIFA 23 rolls around. Barcelona lovers are already drooling at incorporating Antoine Griezmann to an unstoppable FIFA frontline that includes Messi, Suarez buy FUT 23 coins, Dembele, and Coutinho, while Man Utd fans are sobbing into their cereal at using a midfield of McTominay, Fred, and Longstaff.