It's a complicated task to EA FC 24 Coins unravel what EA will have the freedom to do moving forward. While they won't be able to create tie-in games for EA Sports FC-centric events like the World Cup, they have independently signed up plenty of players and teams for use in future titles.

That would suggest that EA has some very specific plans for them. Perhaps they will focus on a league-centric model, rather than an all-encompassing project. Of course, there are those international leagues that are separate from EA Sports FC itself, but perhaps there is a loophole where some of the largest British teams can still be involved in a EA Sports FC-less game. EA has confirmed that their deals do already include the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, and Uefa.

Even single-player games now have multiplayer modes and multiplayer experiences are becoming more and more important within the sporting world and indeed on consoles in general. Gaming is becoming all about connecting, and EA Sports FC fans will know just how popular those online options really were amongst players.

It's plausible that EA wants to lean into those opportunities and perhaps create a multiplayer exclusive release, that not only pushes elements like Xbox Live and Xbox Game Pass, in a continuation of their partnership with Microsoft but also benefits perhaps from microtransactions. It would be a controversial move, but a feasible one considering how reliant EA Sports FC is on multiplayer.

Football Manager is the kind of title that soccer fans love to get thoroughly involved in. In fact, the sim genre, in general, is absolutely massive amongst sporting enthusiasts. While EA Sports FC combined some of those elements, it never quite mastered this area of its well-seasoned run.

EA may be looking to develop their own Football Manager style games, that can tie in to, or perhaps even interact with, their latest EA Sports FC line. It would be a shift in direction for EA, but one that could update alongside the industry itself, adding to the live and in-the-moment aspect that developers are constantly striving for.

Career mode has continued to become such a popular aspect of EA Sports FC, as players genuinely love customization and the notion that a story-based narrative could be woven into the fabric of the title. Why not release a solo experience that solely focuses on that kind of arc?

There's a reason that shows like Ted Lasso are so popular right now, so why not give players their own opportunity to manage and create an original team of players, with unique personalities and traits. It would be easy to get fans invested in the development of their group, as they make their way up the table, following them on their failures and successes!

EA already crafts a range of sports-related titles. Whether it's the UFC, NFL, or NCAA, the company has managed to create meaningful relationships with major sporting brands, so that they can bring them into the digital world. What other sports could benefit from this kind of partnership?

Tennis, rugby, and boxing are just a few sports that EA could either revisit or explore for the first time. There's no telling how the public might latch on to one of these kinds of titles, which already have an audience built-in thanks to the popularity of the sports themselves. Internationally, cricket might even be a surprising avenue!

Virtual reality could be the future of the industry. Plenty of video game companies are investing their time and resources into developing titles that audiences can experience in the virtual world. Would a football-focused game also work in this different dimension?

It's difficult to say as no one has really done it before. EA has stepped their foot in the VR waters before with the release of titles like Star Wars Squadrons using the technology. With so many years working on EA Sports FC, EA would have the sporting knowledge to maybe get this to genuinely work.

Sports entertainment as a hybrid is becoming the new way of the world. EA will be looking at how they can combine the arts with football, in a unique way that perhaps modernizes their games on consoles. There are other brands out there that already combine these elements though.

If EA is looking  buy EA FC 24 Coins to get into the sports entertainment business then wrestling might be the perfect avenue. Companies like WWE and AEW have partnerships with video game developers already with 2K and Yukes respectively, but whether it's with one of these groups or someone new, it's an intriguing new direction for EA to explore.