FIFA 21 Update: EA Sports, Real Madrid Form Partnership Until 2025

In a recent FIFA 21 update, EA Sports announced a new partnership with football club Real Madrid. The new agreement will keep the club in association with the FIFA video game for the next five years, ending in 2025. That will make plenty of fans happy as they’ve seen other teams end up going to the competing Konami title, Pro Evolution Soccer.

EA Sports reveals FIFA 21 update: Partnership with Real Madrid until 2025

The FIFA 21 update arrived early Thursday morning (July 16) through a tweet from EA Sports FIFA. That tweet announced the partnership that will keep Real Madrid as part of the football simulation game for another five years.

EA Sports FIFA included a video with their announcement showing real-life footage of the players and fans. Among the stars featured in the clip are Luka Modric and the FIFA 20 cover star Eden Hazard.

The good news with the announcement means fans will continue to see the official gear, stadium, and other items associated with Real Madrid. Many fans of the game were disappointed when it was revealed Junvetus would not be part of the FIFA game due to a partnership with competitor Konami’s PES. Instead, FIFA made a fictional team called Piemonte Calcio.

FIFA fans awaiting details on new game

So far, we’ve seen the EA Play “Next Level” trailer (below) featuring both FIFA 21 and Madden 21 gameplay. Otherwise, there hasn’t been an official trailer for the game.

Since then, we haven’t seen that much in terms of a FIFA 21 update. We currently know that they will unveil various aspects of the upcoming game in the coming weeks. These will include looks at the FIFA 21 gameplay, Ultimate Team, Volta, and Career Mode, among other topics.

The game will be available for Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, and Windows PCs. It also will be available on the next-generation consoles, the PS5 and Xbox Series X, this coming holiday season when the new consoles arrive.

The official FIFA 21 release date is October 9, 2020, but so far, there are no official cover stars revealed for the game. Could one of the Real Madrid stars follow in the footsteps of teammate Eden Hazard?

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