Fan’s FIFA Street 5 Concept Is Genius And The Sequel We Need Right Now

A YouTuber has created an amazing concept design for FIFA Street 5 as fans are still yearning for a revival of the beloved series.

Zac Avoth Designs revealed what the next entry in the FIFA Street franchise could potentially look like if EA made a sequel to 2012's FIFA Street.

The YouTube video opens with a montage of street football clips before showing close-up shots of footballers like Neymar, Lionel Messi and Paul Pogba.

The opening screen features Paris Saint-Germain superstar Neymar before revealing a first look at the main menu.

Zac Avoth Designs' in-game options are on the left side of the screen and players have four modes to choose from.

Top of the list is 'Hit the Streets' (presumably kick-off mode) and the popular Pro Clubs mode is below it.

The fan-favourite Ultimate Team mode is included in the menu as well as a story mode option, along with a customise feature to round off the menu list.

The FIFA Street 5 concept shows different footballers on the opposite side of the menu, ranging from AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Barcelona superstar Messi.

Fans have praised the YouTuber for the FIFA Street 5 concept and want FIFA 20 publisher EA Sports to make the title happen.

One fan said: "Amazing."

Zac Avoth Designs/YouTube

Zac Avoth Designs/YouTube

Zac Avoth Designs/YouTube

While another wrote: "Please please please EA make this happen!"

A third added: "It is pretty good, but I feel like the main menu has too much of a normal FIFA feel to it."

EA Sports debuted the FIFA Street series back in 2005 for PlayStation 2, Xbox and Nintendo GameCube.

It was followed up with the releases of FIFA Street 2 and FIFA Street 3 in 2006 and 2008 respectively.

Four years after the launch of FIFA Street 3, EA Sports would reboot the series with 2012's FIFA Street for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Topics: gaming news, Football News, GAMING, Football, YouTube

Adnan Riaz

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