FIFA to launch FIFA+ Collect feature

FIFA to launch FIFA+ Collect feature
FIFA website
Friday 2 September 2022 - 23:59

The International Football Federation (FIFA) said on Friday that it will launch FIFA+ Collect later this month, according to its recent press release.

The feature will provide football fans around the world the chance to affordably own unique digital collectibles – from the greatest game moments to the most iconic FIFA World Cup™ and FIFA Women’s World Cup™ art and imagery, added the same source.

“Fandom is changing and football fans around the world engage with the game in new and exciting ways,” said FIFA Chief Business Officer Romy Gai.

FIFA+ will also offer free football entertainment to fans everywhere, added the Federation’s press release.

From launch, FIFA+ Collect will be available across all web and mobile devices and in three language editions (English, French, and Spanish), with several additional languages to follow, explained the same source.

The international federation called on its football fans to join the FIFA+ Collect community via the FIFA+ digital platform and on social media, concluded the press release.

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