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All FIFA Covers: From FIFA International Soccer to FIFA 23

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The FIFA Cover Evolution

FIFA - July 20th 2022, 11:29 GMT+2
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1993/94: FIFA International Soccer Cover

David Platt and Piotr Swierczewski are historically relevant, as they are on the cover of the first one ever, then called FIFA International Soccer. Some versions of the game got Packie Bonner and Ruud Gullit on it. | © EA Sports

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1994/95: FIFA 95 Cover

The game introduces the familiar title pattern, introducing the iconic year. Then-Tottenham Hotspur and Norway goalkeeper Erik Thorstvedt was one of the very few goalies on the cover. | © EA Sports

Fifa 96

1995/96: FIFA 96 Cover

They already made it clear who’s the global leader in sports video game sales with this one. Welsh defender Andy Legg and Romanian midfielder Ioan Sabău were on the cover in the US, while Frank de Boer and Jason McAteer were the players for the European cover. | © EA Sports

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1996/97: FIFA 97 Cover

The game dropped the “soccer” clarification and its title got its current form. The cover in Europe featured French star David Ginola in the Newcastle kit. For the rest of the world, it was Bebeto who was featured on the cover. | © EA Sports

Fifa 98

1997/98 - FIFA 98 Cover

England and Manchester United’s superstar David Beckham graced the UK cover of this one, which had the successful Road to World Cup mode, the only one to include all national teams on the planet. Regional cover stars included: Andreas Möller in Germany, Roy Lassiter in the US, Paolo Maldini in the Italian version, David Ginola again in France, while Spanish fans got Real Madrid’s Raúl. | © EA Sports

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1998/99: FIFA 99 Cover

Arsenal’s Dennis Bergkamp was on the global cover, and the game came with fluidity and responsiveness improvements. Olaf Thon was the cover boy in Germany while Fabien Barthez, Rui Costa, and Fernando Morientes were selected for the regional covers in France, Portugal, and Spain, respectively. | © EA Sports

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1999/2000: FIFA 2000 Cover

At the turn of the millennium, EA opted for even more different regional covers tailored to different markets. Sol Campbell, Vincenzo Montella, and Pep Guardiola were some of the players who were featured. | © EA Sports

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2000/2001: FIFA 01 Cover

Germany got Lothar Matthäus who had just retired from professional football – that never happened again. Paul Scholes was on the UK cover, while Thierry Henry was on the box in France. | © EA Sports

Fifa 2002

2001/2002: FIFA 02 Cover

Thierry Henry starred on the cover in France, UK and the US. Some other regional cover stars included Zlatan Ibrahimović (Sweden), Nuno Gomes (Portugal), Francesco Totti (Italy), Ruud van Nistelrooy (Netherlands), Roberto Carlos (Brazil) and Iker Casillas (Spain). The game saw the introduction of power bars for passes. | © EA Sports

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2002/2003: FIFA 03 Cover

In 2002, EA chose three cover stars: Roberto Carlos, Ryan Giggs, and Edgar Davids. In the US, Landon Donovan was the man on the regional cover. The game itself boasted revamped gameplay and graphics, which were a significant improvement over its two predecessors. | © EA Sports

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2003/2004: FIFA 04 Cover

Thierry Henry, Alessandro Del Piero, and Ronaldinho were on the cover of this one. Such a legendary game with an amazing soundtrack. This one introduced secondary divisions for the first time. | © EA Sports

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2004/2005: FIFA 05 Cover

Patrick Vieira, Fernando Morientes and Andriy Shevchenko were featured on the international cover, with Oswaldo Sánchez in place of Vieira for the US cover. | © EA Sports

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2005/2006: FIFA 06 Cover

The global cover had Ronaldinho and Wayne Rooney, while in the US, Omar Bravo and Freddy Adu were shown alongside the Brazilian magician. | © EA Sports

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2006/2007: FIFA 07 Cover

It was Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho again for the global edition, but Lukas Podolski was next to the Brazilian star in Germany. The game added Wembley and Emirates as two new stadiums, and a new Interactive Leagues feature. | © EA Sports

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2007/2008: FIFA 08 Cover

Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho for the third consecutive time! Miroslav Klose and Sergio Ramos were next to Ronaldinho in the German and Spanish versions, respectively. | © EA Sports

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2008/2009: FIFA 09 Cover

Creatively, EA took a time out back then. The fourth one to feature Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho worldwide. It had Sergio Ramos alongside the English forward in Spain, while in Germany, Ronaldinho was joined by Kevin Kuranyi. In FIFA 09, EA introduced the mode Ultimate Team – the rest is history. | © EA Sports

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2009/2010: FIFA 10 Cover

Theo Walcott, Frank Lampard, and Wayne Rooney shined on the UK edition. Wayne Rooney and Bastian Schweinsteiger were chosen as cover stars in Germany. | © EA Sports

FIFA 11

2010/2011: FIFA 11 Cover

Kaká dominated the worldwide football and the FIFA 11 editions, and was paired with Wayne Rooney in the United Kingdom, Ireland & Australia. | © EA Sports

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2011/2012: FIFA 12 Cover

Wayne Rooney and Jack Wilshere were on the cover for UK and Ireland. Landon Donovan and Rafael Márquez were featured in North America. | © EA Sports

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2012/2013: FIFA 13 Cover

Lionel Messi landed his first of quite a few covers in the year 2012 for FIFA 13. Joe Hart and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain were added alongside him for the UK version. | © EA Sports

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2013/2014: FIFA 14 Cover

The global cover was once again represented by Lionel Messi. Local cover stars worth mentioning were Radamel Falcao in Argentina, Chile, Panama, Venezuela and Gareth Bale for the UK and Ireland edition. | © EA Sports

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2014/2015: FIFA 15 Cover

Lionel Messi was joined by Eden Hazard on this one in the UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Regional versions saw Gonzalo Higuaín in Italy, Robert Lewandowski in Poland, Xherdan Shaqiri in Switzerland, Javier Hernández in Mexico, and Arda Turan in Turkey, among others. | © EA Sports

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2015/2016: FIFA 16 Cover

It was Messi again for the FIFA 16 global cover. Antoine Griezmann was featured on the French one, while Eden Hazard appeared exclusively in Belgium. Arda Turan was still on the cover for Turkey. | © EA Sports

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2016/2017: FIFA 17 Cover

Marco Reus, in the colors of Borussia Dortmund, got this cover after being selected by a vote over James Rodríguez, Eden Hazard, and Anthony Martial. The game itself was the first in the series to use the Frostbite engine and to feature a story mode. Remember "The Journey"? | © EA Sports

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2017/2018: FIFA 18 Cover

After Real Madrid defended their Champions League title, Cristiano Ronaldo was the natural choice for the global cover. Brazilian legend Ronaldo graced the Icon edition. The game was the first one to have FUT Icons on all platforms. | © EA Sports

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2018/2019: FIFA 19 Cover

Cristiano Ronaldo reprised his cover star role in this edition, but he was removed five months after the game was released. Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne, Paris St. Germain's Neymar and Juventus Paolo Dybala replaced him on the cover and in the FIFA menu. Although EA presented the change as a mere mid-season refresh, media speculated that rape allegations against CR7 played a major role in his removal. | © EA Sports

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2019/2020: FIFA 20 Cover

Different covers for different editions. Eden Hazard was the face for the Standard Edition, Virgil van Dijk for the Champions Edition and French legend Zinedine Zidane for the Ultimate Edition. | © EA Sports

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2020/2021: FIFA 21 Cover

The fist FIFA cover that has French star Kylian Mbappé's face on all editions. We got a pretty much complete new design for the cover – just to "go back" for FIFA 22. | © EA Sports

FIFA 22 Cover

2021/2022: FIFA 22 Cover

Is the next streak coming up? For the second year in a row, Mbappé appears on the cover of FIFA. There were old gen and next gen versions – and they were entirely different in terms of gameplay. For the French, things are only going upwards... well, he still is waiting for a Champions League title. | © EA Sports

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2022/2023: FIFA 23 Cover

Yes, there he ties his hat-trick for Mbappé. Massive changes are waiting for the FIFA series as EA and the Football Federation part ways at the end of 2022. In the future, we will get a new game called EA Sports FC. Therefore, Mbappé is the last player on a FIFA cover (by EA). But that's not all: Sam Kerr is the first woman to feature on a FIFA cover ever! Her version will be featured in New Zealand and Australia. Hopefully, we will see a global FIFA cover featuring women soon! | © EA Sports

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Over the years, there have been different cover stars on the same FIFA in different countries. We're showing international FIFA covers here, from all over the world.

Nobody represented FIFA so often like Wayne Rooney. The ManUnited legend appeared on seven covers in a row (FIFA 06 – FIFA 12). With FIFA 23, Kylian Mbappé join the ranks of cover superstars, making his third appearance in a row.

Take a look at this:

Who was on the cover of FIFA 06? Even if you know the answer, you've come to the right place. We show you all FIFA covers in the history of EA's football simulation. Some legends are there, we reminisce. Make yourself comfortable and try to guess which stars were on which cover.

Over the years, there have been different cover stars on the same FIFA in different countries. We're showing international FIFA covers here, from all over the world.

Nobody represented FIFA so often like Wayne Rooney. The ManUnited legend appeared on seven covers in a row (FIFA 06 – FIFA 12). With FIFA 23, Kylian Mbappé join the ranks of cover superstars, making his third appearance in a row.

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