EA Sports confirms inclusion of Team India in Fifa 13

The latest edition of the popular game for various platforms will feature 30 leagues plus 10 famous club sides from different parts of the world and 46 national teams.

A total of 500 officially licensed clubs and 15,000 players will be part of “FIFA 13″, while the Indian national team will be back in the game after his lone appearence in EA’s “FIFA 1998 – Road to the World Cup”. The I-League won’t feature in the game as wrongly communicated by various fans!

“FIFA 1998 – Road to the World Cup” featured famous Indian players like I.M. Vijayan, Bruno Coutinho, Carlton Chapman and many others. Indian football fans will now get a chance to play with the current India stars like Sunil Chhetri, Subrata Pal, Gouramangi Moirangthem Singh and company.

Sunil Chhetri did also feature in “FIFA 11″ as a team member of the MLS side Kansas City Wizards.

“FIFA 13″ will be officially released on September 25 and it can be pre-ordered at

www.ea.com/soccer/fifa/pre-order

So enjoy the game, enjoy Team India, enjoy “FIFA 13″.

Kaka Saga – What next for the Brazilian?

The transfer window is open, La Liga is about to kick off in a day and we hear rumours - whether Real Madrid superstar Kaka will make a move out of the Bernabeu or not.

Kaka had a very dissappointing run with the Spanish Giants last season, troubled with ‘injuries’ and ‘out of form scenarios’. But the aged wonderkid is ready to make a major move as top clubs are hot on his heels.

“In some matches he is a great player, with quality and the ability to help us win. We know him well and have worked together for two years. He contributed well last season and I know what he has in his head. We do not need to send messages. The important thing is that he decides on his future that is ideal for himself.” – Jose Mourinho

Here are 2 possible destinations where the 30 year old shall place his boots on.

1.) A.C Milan

The San Siro is a potential destination for Ricardo, it’s a move back to his home club where he netted 70 goals. Kaka was Milan’s Golden Boy until he made a transfer to Real Madrid. In fact there is a high possibility Kaka could move as Milan are in sorrows and are lacking players upfront on the pitch, after their best striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic moved to PSG. Moreover, their best and experienced midfielder Clarence Seedorf bid goodbye, so the Rossoneri are looking to bring in someone to fill his place and I feel Kaka is the right man to do the job. This move will benefit the Brazilian for sure and he can forget his past miseries with Madrid, start a fresh life with the Italian club and be the star of Milan once again!

2.) Paris St.Germain

Kaka can team up with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and can be the top assister and help them win Champions League too. This is good for PSG, but as far as Kaka’s future is considered he might not be looking forward to end his career at Paris, where football is not much attractive to watch, though it’s an attractive destination. If it is money that Kaka desires, his wish is fulfilled, but if he is looking to reshape his football career, he might have to move to the Premier League.

What should Real Madrid do ?

Kaka, who was kept as a super-sub last season, failed to make it to the first team due to fitness problems. Though the midfielder continues to show his desire, willingness and motivation to play for Real, Jose Mourinho continues to let Mesut Ozil take Kaka’s position. The Brazilian hasn’t lived up to his Euro 65 million transfer fee. The ‘Special One’ believes that Kaka is incompetent to play for 90 minutes as he doesn’t have enough stamina. So you see, there is no point for Real to keep him at the club if they aren’t going to provide him playing time as he sits on the bench for most of Real’s games. They should probably sell Kaka to a club for more than 20 million Euros and let him join a club he desires.

You know what they say “Live And Let Live “