The release of FIFA 17 is drawing ever closer, and while fans of the franchise haven't seen a new trailer in some time. The FIFA 17 Demo will launch on September 13, Garreth Reeder, Lead Producer on the game recently confirmed. We know that you can experience the new features in FIFA 17 demo. So we are all expecting its coming. When FIFA 17 was playable at Gamescom, the list of teams available then were: Real Madrid, Manchester United, Chelsea, Olympique Lyonnais, Paris Saint-Germain, Seattle Sounders, Tigres UANL, FC Bayern Monaco, Gamba Osaka, Inter, Juventus.

 

This year's biggest innovation is undoubtedly the introduction of a story mode, called "The Journey," which is a feature gamers have been waiting on for some time now. The game will feature a new single-player story campaign mode titled The Journey for PS4, Xbox One and PC where players assume the role of Alex Hunter, a young footballer trying to make his mark in the Premier League. The player will be able to select one of 20 Premier League clubs to play for at the beginning of the season. The player can play any position including goalkeeper. Alex Hunter is a 17-year-old multiracial male from Clapham, London. 

 

Hunter's grandfather is former English striker Jim Hunter (20 goals in the 1966–67 season). Under his grandfather's guidance, Hunter has decided to play as a footballer in the Premier League. The big question is whether the emphasis on The Journey has had an impact on the development of this year's Career Mode, which has long been the primary mode for single-player gamers. The manager mode finally saw some clear changes in FIFA 16, with the introduction of a training system, an addition fans had wanted for years. If you are interest in doing business, you will be exciting that FIFA 17 has a new financial system. 

 

You’ll receive constant updates on match-day revenue and the income generated from transfers, loans, merchandise sales and more. What’s more, user-managers will be evaluated in these five categories:Domestic Success, Continental Success, Brand Exposure, Financial and Youth Development. It sounds as if everything will be objective based. You’ll be charged with growing the club’s brand in other regions of the world, promoting young players and chasing top players throughout the FIFA universe. In short, aspiring managers will have to do far more than just win matches in FIFA 17. The club board will also ask the player to work on things like brand exposure and talent development, setting clear goals in each category.