🚨 BREAKING: Watch the official EA Sports FC 26 reveal trailer 🎥
It was announced earlier on Wednesday that Jamal Musiala will be joining Jude Bellingham on the cover of the upcoming game, and now EA Sports have also unveiled the first official reveal trailer.
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