One of the most worrying elements regarding the break between Electronic Arts and FIFA were the leagues that would be left without licenses. Even the appearance of the UEFA Champions League was questioned, since the developer company now must negotiate with each of the major leagues and also international competitions. However, EA Sports FC 24 surprised with the list of confirmed licenses.
On July 13, the developer company shared the first gameplay trailer via YouTube and the portal was updated with some news about the soccer simulator. After a long wait, the list of licensed leagues has also been confirmed.
Leagues in EA Sports FC 24
- Premier League (English first)
- Championship (2nd English)
- League One (third English)
- League Two (English fourth)
- WSL (1st English Women’s)
- Bundesliga (German first)
- 2. Bundesliga (second German)
- Frauen-Bundesliga (1st German women’s)
- 3. League (third German)
- The EA Sports League (first Spanish)
- The Hypermotion League (second Spanish)
- League F (first Spanish women’s)
- Ligue 1 (French first)
- Ligue 2 (second French)
- D1 Arkema (first French female)
- Serie A (first Italian)
- Serie B (second Italian)
- MLS (American league)
- NWSL (American women’s league)
- SPFL (Scottish First)
- Eredivisie (first Dutch)
- Liga Portugal (Portuguese first)
- SSE Airtricity League (Irish 1st)
- K League (1st Korean)
- K League 2 (2nd Korean)
- A-League (Australian first)
- Allsvenskan (first Swedish)
- Elitserien (first Norwegian)
- Super Lig (Turkish first)
- Ekstraklasa (first Polish)
- Bundesliga (Austrian first)
- Superliga Argentina (first Argentine)
- Belgian Pro League (first Belgian)
- Saudi Pro League (Saudi first)
- Suisse Super League (Swiss first)
- Superliga Romania (Romanian first)
- Chinese Super League (Chinese first)
international tournaments
- UEFA champions league
- UEFA Women’s Champions League
- UEFA Europa League
- Europe Conference League
- CONMEBOL Libertadores
- CONMEBOL South American
Unfortunately, there has been no mention of the Brazilian league, which appears in the career mode with generic footballers. Let’s remember that only the clubs that participate in the CONMEBOL Libertadores have a shield, but not licensed players.
On the other hand, it is not known up to now what will happen with FC Barcelona. EA is now a sponsor of LaLiga and only Atlético de Madrid and Real Madrid are mentioned on the web portal; Barça has been left out of the first trailer and there is no trace of its shield on the web portal.
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