The full statement can be read below:EA FC 24 Coins We are aware of discussions around licensing of players in EA Sports EA Sports FC. The current situation being played out on social media is an attempt to draw EA Sports FC 24 into a dispute between a number of 3rd parties and has little to do with EA Sports.

To be very clear, we have contractual rights to include the likeness of all players currently in our game. As already stated, we acquire these licenses directly from leagues, teams, and individual players. In addition, we work with FIFPro to ensure we can include as many players as we can to create the most authentic game. In these instances, our rights to player likenesses are granted through our club agreement with AC Milan and our long-standing exclusive partnership with the Premier League, which includes all players for Tottenham Hotspur.

This essentially means that EA's use of Ibrahimovic's likeness is well within its rights and the player needs to discuss the issue with whoever gave EA the rights to use his face and name in the first place. It's not clear if the issue will continue but, at the very least, it sounds as if the player's inclusion is perfectly legal and above board.

EA probably doesn't want to get into another lawsuit at the moment, as the game's loot boxes have caused a stir in the Netherlands, which enforced stricter laws on them due to considering them a form of gambling. The Dutch government has ruled that EA must either remove the loot boxes or face a fine, a fine which EA has chosen to appeal against.

EA Sports FC 24 has also received heavy criticisms from its own player base for a number of reasons.cheap FC 24 Coins Aside from complaints regarding the aforementioned loot boxes and microtransactions, the Nintendo Switch version in particular has come under fire for being an inferior product, due to it lacking key features in the other versions. It won't even be receiving the free David Beckham addition.