You Can Get FIFA 20 For Less Than £35 This Week

For sports fans the world over, there is no better video game than FIFA; the songs, the stadiums, the gameplay, it's the business.

But if you're put off off by the £50 price tag, we've got some great news for you, as from this week footy fans will be able to pre-order FIFA 20 for just £34.99.

The Standard Edition on PS4 and Xbox One will cost £49.99 at GAME but if you sign up with Quidco before purchasing on the GAME section on their website, then you will be entitled to £15 cashback.

The deal officially kicks off from 10am on Thursday and is definitely worth a go if you're a keen gamer.

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Fresh from securing his dream move to Real Madrid, Eden Hazard is the cover star on the standard edition of the game this year.

The former Chelsea winger revealed the good news with a post to his Twitter page. Sharing a photo of the new-look cover, he wrote: "Back on the cover of @EASPORTSFIFA! Not bad for a lad from a small village in Belgium! #FIFA20 #brainelecomte."

While fans opting for the 'Champions Edition' will have the joy of Liverpool centre-back Virgil van Dijk's mug staring back at them. This makes him the first defender since Sol Campbell in 2000 to grace a FIFA cover.

Speaking to SPORTbible about being given the honour of starring on the front cover, the Dutch defender said it was 'unreal'.

He said: "When I found out I was on the FIFA cover it was unreal.

"I've played FIFA since I was young and saw all these big players on the cover. It's good to get recognition sometimes as a defender and I'm very proud. It's not often that a defender comes on the cover and it's something very special."

The 'Ultimate Edition', which costs £89.99, sees Zinedine Zidane on the cover. The Frenchman, one of the best players on the FIFA games, having been rated 96 in FIFA 2005 and 92 in FIFA 2006 - has returned - joining the likes of Andrea Pirlo, Ian Wright and Ronald Koeman as FIFA 20 'Icons'.

FIFA 20 lands on shelves from 27 September.

Topics: SPORT, GAMING, UK News, FIFA, Interesting

Dominic Smithers

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