Logical, occasionally, but dear Pep is that off day glitch that makes your star-studded lineup unexpectedly play FUT 23 Coins like Bradford bothersome.In 20, we demand more control over simmed matches. Having the ability to jump in and play any point (like in Madden) are great, and so would actually having the ability to tweak approaches since the match was in progress.

The fact we can't do any of that in 2019 is infuriating.The pre-match mini-games count as another feature overstaying their FIFA welcome with at least a few series entries. They are dull these days. Being honest, we'd much rather see more pre-match construct than play through these minute-long slogs. Players coming by bus, media gathering to snap pics or fans getting excited outside the ground would be preferable.

Anything other than another sport of'Advanced Shooting'.Training generally could do with a spring cleaning. There is a lack of depth to assistant manager reports on how players are doing, and it's weird we can only train as many as five players at a time rather than looking after the entire squad. The sport pretends celebrity players like Neymar, Messi and many others do not train.On top of that, why have not EA added from the ability to retrain a participant's position?

Idea: instead of relying on yo-yoing reports from scouts that deal more with participant potential than what abilities they have today, it'd be wonderful to buy FIFA 23 Coins assume charge of a player for a training game to see how they play firsthand. That makes way more sense, and it would not be difficult to carry out to EA.They could even add a small cut scene which reveals your boss attending the match in the stand, or watching a bounce/reserve game in the aspect of a training pitch to have a feel for his next registering. This happens constantly in actual footy, and it ought to be happening in FIFA 23.