When looking for information on FIFA 22, it's nearly impossible to avoid coming across leaks for the game's release date. While some fans are intrigued by a new indication, others are perplexed because it represents a significant shift in the series' direction.

Now that the next generation of FIFA has been announced, all eyes will be on the game, which will be released in October 2021, and all of the changes that will be implemented as part of that launch.

Unexpected information purportedly came to light on July 17 regarding FIFA 23, of all things, and it appears to have taken some components from none other than Fortnite — which is so ridiculous that it's impossible to imagine EA actually incorporating these into the game.

Epic Games, the developer of Team Fortress 2, allows players to face off regardless of what system or platform they're using, and given that FIFA isn't a first-person shooter, it doesn't appear that EA Sports would have any problems incorporating it into the football simulation. The company, on the other hand, has not stated whether or not it will use it during the FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Even if this isn't much of a leak (if you want to call it that), Donk has proven to be dependable in the past, which makes it all the more remarkable that they would tweet something like this seemingly out of nowhere like they did this time. This information, on the other hand, should be used with extreme caution because there is no way to verify it, and as a result, it should be treated with extreme caution.

Is it possible that FIFA will be made available to all gamers for free in the future?

Aside from teasing crossplay, Donk also hinted that FIFA 23 would be made available for free in the future to all players on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Despite the fact that some may believe that EA providing free gameplay is a long shot, the success of Ultimate Team has increased the likelihood that it will occur in the not-too-distant future.

FIFA Ultimate Team is, without a doubt, where EA makes the most money from the game, so why not simply make that game mode available for free to anyone who wishes to participate in it?

For gamers, purchasing the game is still required in order to participate in jobs or other activities. It is expected that some players will choose to spend their money on FIFA Ultimate Team merchandise, such as FIFA 22 coins and pack packs, as well as other merchandising products.

If Donk's allegations are correct, it appears to be a win-win situation for Electronic Arts (EA); however, because there is no evidence to support them, we are unable to do much more than speculate about them at this time.