EA FC 27’s early‑access bug shows Bayern women in underwear

EA Sports FC 27 launched in early‑access on Tuesday, promising a fresh football experience, yet shortly after the start a graphic anomaly surfaced. Female players and managers, including Bayern stars Giulia Gwinn and Klara Bühl, appear in several animation scenes wearing only underwear, sparking a wave of Screenshots and social‑media clips.

Graphics glitch details

The glitch targets a specific group of figures – female players and managers – who appear in several animation scenes wearing only underwear. It emerged during the three‑day Early‑Access phase, when pre‑order customers could test the game before its official release.

In circulating footage, a player in a black sports bra and slip is shown in a locker‑room animation, surrounded by fully equipped male teammates. Similar underwear appearances have been reported for female managers during goal celebrations and when substituting players.

EA Sports attributes the issue to a loading error affecting the outfits of the affected figures. The error seems confined to the visual rendering of those characters, leaving the rest of the game unaffected.

Fan reaction and further issues

Fans reacted sharply on social media, with one user on X writing, “The state should take this perverse company EA to court.” Others offered wry observations, noting the 16+ age rating and remarking that the bug proves the title is indeed a new game.

Additional bugs have also been reported. In career mode, players allegedly submitted transfer requests after only a few bench appearances, with a cited example involving Tottenham’s Mohammed Kudus demanding a departure despite low stamina. Users also flagged substitute players rearranging themselves and kits appearing excessively shiny.

EA Sports responded by releasing patch version 1.0.1, which contains eight bug fixes and various adjustments. A formal comment on the reported glitches has yet to be issued,