FIFA publisher Electronic Arts recently opened up player registrations for FIFA 20 Global Series ? a process during which personal details of at least 1,600 players were leaked to others.
First reported by Twitter user George Hughes, players who signed up for the tournament were asked to verify their details during registration. However, some players saw details of other competitors where they should have seen their own. Leaked information includes email address, country, date of birth, EA account ID, console ID, etc.

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