FIFA 21 has recently been released to the public and has been making quite the splash since its release. While it doesn’t feature any major feature updates, it does include some much-needed improvements to in-game mechanics, most notably things like lofted passes, crosses, and headers.

Player collisions are much better and real-life stats become much more important in this year’s version of FIFA. You can no longer leave defenders in your wake with any striker unless their acceleration and speed are higher than your opponent’s defenders.

The attacking AI has also been redesigned to improve player positioning when attacking or defending for your team. One of FIFA’s biggest selling points in recent years has been the Ultimate Team game mode, which this year allows you to play co-op with your friends.

Unfortunately, like all previous versions of the game, FUT in FIFA 21 once again assigns you a default club name. But thankfully, this year you can change it quite easily. Let’s take a look at how to do that.