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EA Sports FC 25 has sold almost 20 million copies on PlayStation alone

Back in 2022, EA officially announced that it would no longer be licensing out the FIFA name for its annual football titles, saving between $150-300 million a year and instead opting for the name EA Sports FC. Despite the lack of the FIFA branding, EA’s football titles continue to thrive – with FC 25 reportedly selling almost 20 million copies on PlayStation alone.

As reported by Alinea Analytics, EA’s Sports FC continues to make the publisher unfathomable amounts of money despite the lack of any official FIFA branding.

While we’ve not gotten a full breakdown of the game’s sales success, the analysts have shared that EA Sports FC 25 (released back in September 2024) sold 905,000 copies on PlayStation during the month of June.

FC 25 PlayStation

While in and of itself impressive given the relative age of the game, what is perhaps more surprising is the fact that since its release in September of last year, EA Sports FC 25 has sold a staggering 19.2 million copies – on PlayStation alone.

It is worth noting that EA’s football titles have historically been the biggest on PlayStation, and so the total figure across all platforms may not be that much higher.

Regardless, it is surprising to see just how big EA’s football titles are, with or without the FIFA name.

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