'Piemonte Calcio' will replace Juventus in FIFA 20 after PES deal

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Juventus FC and Konami have reached a cooperation agreement, so, in FIFA 20, Juventus will be replaced by another name. Or rather, he will appear in FAFA 20 under the name of Piemonte Calcio.

While FIFA won't have the team, it will have the footballers, as players are not affected by the PES deal. So yes, names like Cristiano Ronaldo will still have their names and likenesses in FIFA, though the official announcement from Juventus says PES will get the added benefit of a "full-body 3D scan in order to recreate their likeness in the game as accurately as possible."

As a result, EA Sports have had to get creative, confirming on Tuesday that Piemonte Calcio - a name which refers to the region of Italy that includes Turin and the Italian world for football - would be a new playable team in FIFA 20's kick-off, career, and EA Sports volta football modes.

This means that Fifa, for the first time in 25 years, will not be able to feature the Serie A champions on their game – instead, they will be taking a leaf out of their rival's book by portraying the club as "Piemonte Calcio". Piemonte Calcio will be playable in Career Mode as part of the Italian league, and the team’s players will have unaffected chemistry links with teammates from Italian clubs on Ultimate Team.

In fact, football game players are no stranger to the replaced name. In previous versions of live football, London FC (Chelsea), Man Blue, Man Red and other pseudonyms are more famous.

Goal also said that the players are not need to be too frustrated, and that Piemonte Calcio uses all the real Juventus players in FIFA 20 and FIFA20UT. In short, you can still use C Ronaldo, or you can use Dibala and Chiellini to sit back and defend, or you can use Szczesny to save points. But they do not represent Juventus, but Piemonte Calcio.

Goal finally said that although there are also as the amount of players in the Juventus team as before, but the license of Juventus is missing, the sales of FIFA 20 may still be affected.

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