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Reading: FIFA 19: No Zenit No Party – The social controversy of the Russian club

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FIFA 19

FIFA 19: No Zenit No Party – The social controversy of the Russian club

By FifaUltimateTeam.it - UK

Published: 21 August 2018

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Today the Russian Zenit Saint-Petersburg Club has published a polemical message through its social media.

Apparently one of the most important and titled clubs in the Russian league was not included in the official FIFA 19 roster because the league did not grant permission to deal with the Canadian software house.

Some games we're just too good for and they won't let us play this year? #FIFA19 #NoZenitNoParty pic.twitter.com/ymhJdI60He

— FC Zenit in English (@fczenit_en) 21 agosto 2018

Obviously the main problem is the contract signed by the Russian federation with Konami, which certainly will have had its weight in the final decision.

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