FIFA 23 Bundesliga integration covers the top two German leagues, and follows similar moves to
FUT 23 Coins incorporate the entire English Premier League, which began with FIFA 15, along with also the Spanish La Liga, as happened from FIFA 22 onwards. One player no doubt thrilled about having a brand new scan is Dortmund midfielder Axel Witsel, after he openly pleaded with EA to update his likeness midway through last year.
Of the recent Bayern squad, only Mickael Cuisance and Ron-Thorben Hoffman lack proper likenesses after summer time upgrade.
Some amusing notes: The oldest Bundesliga player recently scanned is Hertha Berlin keeper Rune Jarstein, who finally gets a proper FIFA 23 face at the mature age of 34. And there are just three Liga 3 players with actual faces too. Recall Jan Kirchhoff, Sunderland fans? Now at KFC Uerdingen, he's one of these.
13 new grounds from Germany are comprised this year, with much more detail on Red Bull Arena Leipzig, PreZero Arena, and RheinEnergieStadion available within our FIFA 23 stadiums guide. Sadly for fans of EA's football series, Bayern have a formal tie-in using PES, which makes its arena a no-no. Freiberg fans can be a little more hopeful of inclusion in FIFA 21: rumours of Schwarzwald-Stadion having been scanned pre-date FIFA 22, so maybe it is going to be a case of third time lucky annually.
Taking place from Friday through until Sunday, the FIFA 23 weekend league needs one to play 30 matches to compete to get the best rewards possible. Expect tough matches as you're matched up with gamers on comparable win/loss records on your own, but the rewards are more than worthwhile as you're able to make up to
buy FIFA 23 Coins 250,000 coins, quite a few high-level packs, and several FIFA 23 TOTW player chooses for becoming the top player on the planet that weekend. Even if you simply make it to Gold tier at 14 wins, you'll earn some rewards that are very decent. Here are all of our FIFA 23 weekend league pointers.
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