FIFA 22 Major Update 17 (Update 1.19 on PS4/PS5) is now available on all consoles and you will need to download and install the latest version before you can continue playing.
With FIFA 23 arriving next month, this could be the last update FIFA 22 receives before the full development and support team moves on to the next entry.
Today’s update will only apply a handful of minor fixes to Ultimate Team and Pro Clubs modes as well as update a number of in-game kits. With this patch, you will increase the number of fewer stability issues when joining or leaving the FUT Co-op Lobby. Also, the developers have fixed the UI issue with the Squad menu in Pro Clubs.
You can check out the full list of Correction notes For this update below:
FIFA Ultimate Team
- Fixed a stability issue that could occur when joining or leaving FUT co-op lobbies.
Professional clubs
- Fixed an issue where pitch lines were not always displayed correctly in the team roster.
general, audio, and visual
Keep in mind that this update has already been released on the PC and Stadia versions of FIFA 22. So, if you are playing on PC, you will not receive any updates today.
FIFA 22 is nearing the end of its lifecycle, and the game is not receiving any significant content update in Ultimate Team mode as most players are looking forward to a demo of FIFA 23 as well as the Early Access release later in September 2022.
FIFA 23 will supposedly be the last game in the series to be published with this name, as Electronic Arts will change the name of the franchise to EA Sports FC next year. Hopefully the deal with FIFA will still cover the 2022 World Cup, and will be fully licensed in FIFA 23, but it is still unknown whether or not EA will be able to license future World Cup tournaments.
Last year, FIFA revealed that they might start investing in a new sports game, but it’s still unknown if they’ll make a new title on their own, or come to an agreement with other developers like Konami.
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