European football giants win retro kits

FIFA is not a game known for bringing many new features between its yearly releases. While each game brings teams and clubs a refresh, graphical or gameplay changes are rarely seen on a large scale.

Therefore, the EA Sports – a trademark of Electronic Artsthe game developer, needed to find a way to make their games more visible.

Therefore, the latest update brings “retro” uniforms for some of the clubs in the game. These uniforms are for European clubs and were brought in by the developer, according to the developer, to enhance the nostalgic feeling regarding the trophies achieved with those uniforms.

The official statement from the company announcing the update can be found below:

From the 1969-70 Manchester City kit worn by the first team to win the UEFA Cup and a domestic cup in the same season, to the 1975-76 kit worn by Borussia Dortmund during their first promotion to the Bundesliga, these kits are iconic and allow fans to relive the history of world football. “.

But why only European dress? We can say that the reason is that the company is located in Europe. But in fact, it is headquartered in Redwood City, California, United States.

So, in fact, the issue is impact, as European football is one of the most watched football in the world. Therefore, the company’s choice to highlight European clubs is, from a commercial point of view, not a mistake.

However, this does not mean that other clubs will not receive updates to their old kits. Because, as mentioned at the beginning of this article, the EA Sports – a trademark of Electronic Arts Need ways to draw attention to your game.

FIFA: What clubs won the “retro” kits?

Check out the list of uniforms released by EA Sports. They are organized according to the date the “gowns” were worn.

• 1906-1907 – Porto
• 1948-1949 – Club Atlético Independiente
• 1960-1961 – Tottenham Hotspur
• 1967-1968 – Celtic Football Club
• 1969-1970 – Manchester City
• 1974-1975 – Atletico Madrid
• 1975-1976 Borussia Dortmund
• 1981-1982- Chelsea Football Club
• 1984-1985 – Liverpool FC
• 1992-1993 – Leeds United
• 1995-1996 – Rangers
• 1996-1997 – Paris Saint-Germain (Paris Saint-Germain)
• 2001-2002 Olympique de Lyon (Lyon).
• 2006-2007 – Real Madrid
• 2017-2018 – Juventus