FIFA Mobile has announced the release of the upcoming season, featuring a set of upgrades that are sure to enhance the gaming experience for players all over the world.Players can expect the update to arrive on January 18, 2022. EA Sports have confirmed the changes being made to the game, detailing the features that will arrive with the upcoming update.Everything to know about FIFA MobileEA Sports' FIFA series is renowned for dominating the PC and console gaming market as one of the most actively played gaming titles in the world. FIFA released a mobile version of their iconic football simulation game in 2016, titled FIFA Mobile.FIFA Mobile@EAFIFAMOBILEThe new season of #FIFAMobile officially launches on January 18th! See what new features and major upgrades are coming soon: ea.com/games/fifa/fif…12:31 PM · Jan 11, 20225821645The new season of #FIFAMobile officially launches on January 18th! 🔥See what new features and major upgrades are coming soon: ea.com/games/fifa/fif… https://t.co/R3QuaFB50cFIFA Mobile has since managed to gain traction over much of the mobile gaming community. However, the game is yet to face the success enjoyed by its PC and console counterparts.With the upcoming seasonal update, FIFA mobile plans on introducing a horde of changes that can benefit the game's community by providing them with a ton of exciting in-game features and better gameplay.RequirementsAccording to an EA Community Manager, the upcoming seasonal update will not be fairly large and will introduce features that may not be supported on devices that fail to match the system requirements.EA has a list of devices that are compatible with various aspects of the update, such as downloading the app, playing head to head, and playing on 60 FPS.Confirmed FeaturesThe upcoming update for FIFA Mobile confirms a longer season, as per the demands of the community.FIFA Mobile@EAFIFAMOBILE Push for a Prime in Icon Journeys Get your kicks in Daily Training Compete in Division Rivals Buy + sell players on the new Market That's all in our latest Core Content + Market deep dive: go.ea.com/Ee2y9New season launches January 18. 🗓️11:39 AM · Jan 12, 20221608146👤 Push for a Prime in Icon Journeys⚽️ Get your kicks in Daily Training👊 Compete in Division Rivals🏥 Buy + sell players on the new Market That's all in our latest Core Content + Market deep dive: go.ea.com/Ee2y9New season launches January 18. 🗓️ https://t.co/qs1RVsD2dBItems like Now and Later points, Players and FIFA points balances will be carried over to next season, whereas a plethora of features are scheduled to reset after the current season concludes. These features include:Account LevelRoster (Legacy Team will no longer exist, but end of season OVR will still matter!)CoinsGemsSkill BoostsFansCupsQuestsLeague RecordFriend ListVIP LevelTraining XPLeaderboardsBadgesLeaguesHere is a list of features that won't be affected by the season update:FIFA Points BalanceNow and Later Points and PlayersUser Logos (All in-game club logos will be available in the new season based on the club plaers choose.)EmotesKits (including custom kits) (All in-game club kits will be available in the new season based on the club players choose)Username and User IDEnd of Season Team OVR and Legacy ModePlayers will receive a season-ending reward based on the OVR of their final team. EA Sports also confirmed the end of their existing Legacy Mode. Players will lose the ability to carry over the squad from the previous season onto the next, as Legacy Mode is not compatible with the game's upcoming update.RegionsFIFA Mobile has announced the launch of separate servers with the upcoming update. This will segregate players into 7 different regions, including:Asia & OceaniaEurope, EastEurope, WestIndian SubcontinentLatin AmericaMiddle East & AfricaNorth AmericaFeatures like matchmaking, friend lists, leagues, and leaderboards will depend on the player's region. This can be disheartening for players who have established global connections through the platform.However, to enhance the overall gaming experience and make the game accessible to a larger audience, the introduction of separate regions was required, according to EA Sports.