EA College Football 26 can provide players with greater spending

Earlier this year, EA officially announced EA University Football 26 is under development Released this summer. Last year, EA offered $600 for high-profile college football players Right to use its name, image and similarity exist EA University Football 25. However, if a new sports representative company succeeds, EA may have to pay a higher amount to include those players in EA College Football 26.

As reported Yahoo SportsPathway Sports and Entertainment is fascinating by pursuing elite players in college football. In addition to the unfilled royalties, the company also offers players an expected (name, image, similar) rights of $1,500. More than 450 students in Alabama, Illinois, Georgia, Texas Tech, Wisconsin and Oregon have reached deals, and Pathway has greater ambitions.

Pathway is currently sending representatives to universities across the country who want to sign up for every football player who is participating in the scholarship program. There are about 11,000 scholarship-winning players and signing all scholarships at the current price will cost more than $17 million. However, the report shows that in some students' “ambassador payments”, the total spending may exceed $20 million.

“The overall vision is to make athletes more money than we saw in our first year of video games,” Pathway co-founder Casey Schwab said in a statement. “We create here.” Reciprocal value. This is a good thing for athletic directors, coaches and schools because they try to create legitimate opportunities for players. These are all legal.”

At present, EA and the Pathway have no participation. But if Pathway can sign all or most athletes of EA College Football 26, video game publishers will have to agree to a new deal or star player who doesn’t help split the franchise into one person EA Top Sports seller.