5 changes in FIFA 23 that could improve career mode and make it more realistic

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Like every other year, FIFA 23 will also have a dedicated career mode option for all players, which will serve as the major offline mode of the game. In career mode, they will be able to live their dream of becoming professional footballers and reaching the very top. Alternatively, they can manage their favorite teams and help them achieve glory.

While the career mode is undoubtedly fun, it has been an area of concern over the last few years. Several players believe that EA Sports has focused more on modes like Ultimate Team. As exciting as Ultimate Team is, many prefer playing the more relaxed career mode and watching their favorite team become successful.

While some changes have been announced, here's a list of five features that EA Sports should look to incorporate in FIFA 23 and future titles. Each of these five changes can improve the mode, something that will garner more positive reception that previous titles.

The existing scouting system in this mode might get the job done, but improvements can certainly be made. In FIFA 22, there are selected nations across the continent where a player can send their scouts to find the next Lionel Messi. But that's not how scouting occurs in the real world, as top clubs scan worldwide.

Enabling players to scout in regions could be a good change instead of going with particular nations. In real life, they often work in selected regions rather than nations unless they're vast ones like Brazil or the United States.

Making this change will add much-needed realism, and players will be able to scout more nations in FIFA 23. This will increase the chances of finding a natural talent from an off-beat nation.

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