Al Ain FC is set to make its debut in EA SPORTS FIFA 20.
Electronic Arts (EA) announced on Sunday that the UAE football club will feature in the video game series for the first time.
Al Ain FC was one of the most requested additions from fans in the in the region.
"The addition of Al Ain FC in the upcoming EA SPORTS FIFA 20 is a recognition of the hard work of our players and our management, and more importantly our incredible fans in the UAE and beyond," said Hamad Nakhirat Al Ameri, Managing Director of Al Ain Sports and Cultural Club, said,
"Al Ain FC has the history, talent and record to make it one of the best clubs in Asia, and we look forward to showing football fans from around the world a taste our capabilities and the true potential of Arab football."
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