Agent and clubs will also be required to FIFA 22 Coins submit representation contracts into the transfer matching system (TMS), with FIFA to then issue an agent license to conduct business on a worldwide basis, and annual CPD delivered by National Football Associations.According to Kieran Brown of Sprint MG, which represents the likes of Orlando Pirates duo Collins Makgaka and Wayde Jooste, the new regulations will be good for the industry.

These changes will be approved by FIFA in the beginning of January 2022. They will be in force in June 2022. "FIFA will be reverting to a similar system before the deregulation of April 15th, 2015. That means that any agents who register after April 2015 will need to pass an exam in order to be granted a FIFA license. This allows agents to work across the globe.

"FIFA is also putting in place continuous career development courses that agents will be required to be able to attend. A cap on commission has also been proposed which is causing some tension between the agents and FIFA. "My belief is that the commission figures proposed may change. I think this is an important step for the business. After the deregulation, FIFA have lost control and given way to uninformed agents who are looking to make quick cash without understanding how the industry functions this is a risky combination.

"Hopefully these changes will to improve the quality of service, but it will only work when clubs, players officials of clubs, as well as licensed agents perform due diligence prior to working with particular agents to ensure they're licensed. "EA SPORTS have changed the method of crossings and passes in FIFA 22, meaning there are new ways to incorporate them into the build-up phase and chance generation. Let's look at what we've learned about the game so far.

FIFA 22 has a whole range of exciting new gameplay improvements which players can look forward to. EA SPORTS has revealed some additional information about FIFA 22's changes to cheap FUT 22 Coins gameplay.