With FIFA 17 just a few months away, many of its fans and players have been speculating on what new additions the game would have. And each league should give different fifa coins.

FIFA 17 is expected to drop in September. FIFA 16 already featured an expanded selection of teams and leagues, but there are still more leagues from around the world that would make great additions to the new edition of the game.

FIFA 17 has the opportunity to not only expand their fanbase and attract more players by adding more leagues to the game, but also expand their brand to parts of the world that they have never previously ventured in. There are many leagues to pick from, here are three that I think would be the most fun and interesting additions to FIFA 17.

OTP Bank Liga (Hungary)

A country whose rich football history has been nearly forgotten, Hungary has been massively unrepresented in the FIFA video game series. Hungary has a very deep and interesting history with the beautiful game. Should FIFA 17 Ultimate Team include a Hungarian legend player, there would be many to pick from. The league only has 12 participating teams so EA Sports should not have a problem adding them to the game. Adding the OTP Bank Liga would take less work than usual, but can potentially entertain and satisfy many of the game's fans.

Meiji Yasuda J1 League (Japan)

Another country that is not receiving the representation that they deserve is Japan. In fact, football in Asia is barely featured in FIFA video games. The league once boasted the likes of Gary Lineker and Dunga as their most prolific players. Japanese legends Shunsuke Nakamura and Hidetoshi Nakata started their careers in the league before moving on to further success in Europe. Adding the Japanese league to the game will also help EA Sports further establish their dominance over Japan-developed video game, Pro Evolution Soccer.

North American Soccer League (United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico)

Last but not the least is the North American Soccer League. The NASL is considered the second division in North American soccer. While it is still quite unknown outside the continent, the NASL has been slowly growing and expanding since its reestablishment in 2009. The league currently contains twelve teams, but will expand to thirteen once the San Francisco Deltas join in 2017. The NASL's unique structure will definitely make it one of the more appealing and interesting leagues to use in a video game. The league follows an "Apertura and Clausura" format followed by play-offs aptly called "The Championship". While it is considered to be the division under Major League Soccer, it does not follow a promotion and relegation system. Instead, the teams always remain in the same league as last season.

With FIFA 17 coming soon, the addition of these leagues would provide more gameplay opportunities for its fans and players. Each league in the world has its own history and unique side of the beautiful game. Keeping the game diverse and full of options is essential to keep the fanbase excited and ready for the game. While there are still many football leagues all over the world that deserve to be included in FIFA 17, these three league are some of the best options available.