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Opposition teams tend to be relatively active in the transfer market in FC 24. Although teams will rarely have a significant number of comings or goings, most will usually have at least one first-team player join and one leave each transfer window. This can make it interesting to line up against new teams to see what new faces emerge.

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Xbox's latest in an ever-growing list of acquisitions, this time grabbing Activision Blizzard for the monumental sum of $68 billion, has left EA at the top of the third-party publishing pyramid. While other third-party studios, like Capcom, Square Enix, and Ubisoft are comfortably sitting alongside it, EA has had a fairly substantial grip on the video game publishing market for a while, and less competition is certainly a good thing in EA's eyes.

Thankfully, EA's upcoming slate of games looks like it may justify their position at the top of the publishing world. With long-awaited sequels to beloved series in the works, brand-new IPs having a chance to shine, and remakes of old classics in the pipeline, EA seems to have something for everyone, although some of these projects are still quite a ways off.

The only FIFA 24 Coins for sale game actually confirmed to be releasing this year, Grid Legends is the next in Codemasters' long-running racing series. Codemasters was recently acquired by EA in February 2021. and this marks their second game with the publisher after F1 2021.