EA Sports, a privately owned company headquartered in Canada, was founded in 1992 and employs approximately 310 individuals. The company specializes in computer games, functioning as a division of Electronic Arts that develops and distributes video games.
On July 2, 2026, EA announced the EA Sports FC Pro Mobile MEA Qualifier, an online competition designed to provide EA Sports FC Mobile players across the Middle East and North Africa a pathway into the game's new global esports circuit, with registration opening on July 7 and matches scheduled for July 11 and 12. This follows news from June 28, when the company revealed additional layoffs, marking the third round of job cuts this year. These layoffs sparked fresh concerns for upcoming titles like *skate.* and coincided with reports of a pending sale of EA to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. Earlier in June, on the 26th, EA Sports appointed John Reseburg to lead the organization's talent management and brand activation functions. Previously, on June 24, senior executives from Electronic Arts participated in C-Suite discussions at Cannes Lions, where they addressed industry trends and evolving strategies to reach consumers globally. This series of events comes after EA Enterprise President Laura Miele stated on June 23 that the public's reaction to the *Command & Conquer Rivals* announcement served as a critical lesson, shaping EA's approach to developing new entries, remakes, and remasters for its long-standing franchises.
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