FIFA 23 FUT Web & Mobile App Release Dates Explained

Here's when you can start setting up your Ultimate team on FIFA 23's companion app!

With FIFA 23 comes a brand-new opportunity to build your dream team of players in Ultimate Team. With changes made to the ‘Chemistry’ system between the players in your team and the usual on-the-pitch gameplay tweaks, there’s ample reason to check out the ever-popular game mode this year. The FIFA 23 web and mobile apps are a great way to manage your team, show it off to friends, and complete SBCs when you’re away from your console. As such, some may be wondering what the FUT companion app release date is for FIFA 23.

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FIFA 23 Web App Release Date

Update: The FIFA 23 web app is live right now. You can head over to the web app here to get started with your Ultimate Team for the coming year.

With FIFA 23 due to release on Sept. 30, you can expect the FUT 23 web app to go live the week before on September 21. Based off the release schedule for FIFA 22’s apps, we’d estimate that the web app, which can be accessed through any web browser, will be accessible on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2022.

Last year, the web app was released eight days before the game’s official release date. As such, our estimate is based off this, which itself was in line with the release schedule for previous years.

It appears as though our prediction is turning out to be correct, too, with FIFAUTEAM claiming that the app will release on Sept. 21.

FIFA 23 Mobile Companion App Release Date

As for the mobile app, which can be downloaded on iOS and Android devices, you can expect this to go live on the App Store and Google Play Store as of Friday, Sept. 23, 2022.

This is predicted based once again on last year’s releases for both the web and mobile companion apps. Once the web app was released, the mobile companion app was released in the following days, which would be one week prior to the game’s official release.

What that does mean is you can start doing some of the early SBCs and building up your Ultimate Team even before FIFA 23 has officially released.

What Can You Do on the FUT 23 Web App?

As has been the case with previous versions of the app, both the web app and companion app will allow you to do the following with regards to the Ultimate Team mode:

  • Buy and sell cards on the transfer market.
  • Open packs with FUT Coins/ FIFA Points.
  • Manage your team’s formation, custom tactics, and lineup.
  • Complete Squad Builder Challenges (SBCs)

It’s worth noting that you cannot buy FIFA Points via either version of the app, so any packs you buy will have to be funded by Coins.

Who Will be the Cover Star of FIFA 23 FUT Companion App?

For the past two years, Liverpool’s Trent Alexander Arnold has been the ‘cover star’ for the FUT apps specifically. At the time of writing, it’s unclear whether he’ll reprise his role on the login screen for the apps, but as soon as we have any news, we’ll update this post and let you know.

That’s everything you need to know on the FIFA 23 web and mobile companion app release dates. For more on the latest entry in EA’s ever-popular soccer series, be sure to check out the links below.


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Chris Jecks has been covering the games industry for over eight years. He typically covers new releases, FIFA, Fortnite, any good shooters, and loves nothing more than a good Pro Clubs session with the lads. Chris has a History degree from the University of Central Lancashire. He spends his days eagerly awaiting the release of BioShock 4.