FIFA Official App

FIFA Official App

4.04

V6.5.8

10M+

App Information

Category	Sports
Developer	FIFA
Version	6.5.8
Content Rating	Everyone
Price	Free
Min Android	7.0
Updated	Jul 3, 2026

Description

Welcome to the FIFA Official App—built for fans who live and breathe football. Whether you’re tracking your club, immersing yourself in fantasy football, or following the road to FIFA World Cup 26™, this app delivers the beautiful game to your fingertips in a bold, modern interface.

What you get with FIFA at your side:

• Real-time Match Centre – Follow every match with live scores, stats, lineups and key moments from club and international football.

• Daily insights & analysis – Dive into tactical breakdowns, match previews, exclusive interviews and expert commentary.

• Play Zone – Enjoy FIFA’s official mini-games, build fantasy squads, predict match winners, challenge friends and climb the leaderboards.

• Smart notifications – Receive personalized alerts for match start, goals, team news, transfers and more, tailored to your favorite teams.

• FIFA World Cup 26™ coverage – Track qualifiers, group standings, match schedules and exclusive stories as the next World Cup unfolds.

Ready to join the action?
Download now and experience football like never before—only with the FIFA Official App.

User Reviews

4.04

354K+ Reviews

68%

18%

Mahfuzur Rahman

Jul 8, 2026

Corrupted association, so far!

A Google user

Jul 8, 2026

Congratulations on Argentina's nomination to win the World Cup with a referee who is unfit to officiate the match because he is carrying out your agenda.

Toufik Latreche

Jul 8, 2026

discusting filthy corrupted organisation

ibrahim Siddiq

Jul 7, 2026

corrupt association Egypt is real winner

Ahmad Younis

Jul 7, 2026

corrupted organisation

Hazem Iraqy

Jul 7, 2026

I believe FIFA has been unfair and has tailored the World Cup in Argentina's favor so that its golden boy, Lionel Messi, can win it.

Hadi Alramady

Jul 7, 2026

rigged

Hamza Eslam

Jul 7, 2026

Football is losing its integrity because of the shocking double standards and lack of justice in applying VAR. What happened in the 2026 World Cup, especially in the Egypt vs. Argentina match, proves that VAR is no longer a tool for fairness, but a selective weapon used to protect big-name stars and marketing interests at the expense of hardworking teams. The referee went 100 yards back to disallow Egypt's goal, yet completely ignored a blatant foul against Mohamed Salah that led to Argentina’s