It just recently FIFA Coins announced a new license extension with the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), that's the governing body of European soccer. As part of this arrangement, EA will launch multiple cellular offerings inside the FIFA franchise, such as a free-to-play PC variation. The business believes these games can reach 80 million players in over 15 nations.

The pending deals to acquire Glu Mobile and Codemasters (LSE:CDM) will help EA in t
EA operating on six soccer cellular titles as its extends UEFA license.Electronic Arts has six new FIFA mobile games in the works having secured a license expansion with UEFA.Mobile is easily the most popular games platform globally. As such, EA Sports would like to capitalise on its audience.

The forthcoming football matches will change in genre, with adventures involving genuine simulation and various arcade formats. However, more details on these names will be supplied at a subsequent date.Through its new agreement with UEFAthe American sport giant has assured it can still feature world-class soccer teams in its own titles.Goal! "Our vision is to make the most genuine, social and connected soccer expertise by bringing our matches to devices, more countries and more enthusiasts around the world," said EA Sports vice president DJ Jackson.

"EA Sports continues to quickly transform how fans have game, evolving soccer from a lively and scheduled adventure to an interactive one, accessible at any given moment. "This is the world's sport, along with EA Sports is doing everything we can to further connect players, athletes, leagues and clubs and grow the love of football, internationally. "Last year, EA partnered with Nexon to launch buy FUT Coins in South Korea. The game immediately proved popular because it accumulated 1.2 million downloads within one day of release.