As far as I remember, Intel GPUs before Broadwell don't properly support Vulkan (due to hardware limitations). ANV should also print a warning in the terminal about how Vulkan on those GPUs is incomplete and/or broken. That's almost certainly the issue.
Fifa 19 works on a proper GPU with a working driver.
But It works perfectly on windows
Hardware requirements are higher for running the game using a D3D11 to vulkan layer. Maybe it could work using wined3d and opengl on linux, but probably not nearly as well as it would on windows. You can also stop trying different distros, it doesn't change anything about your hardware and vulkan driver limitations.
OK thanks for the fast reply
A little Question please, For the wined3d , is there any guide to install it ?
It is built in to Wine and will be used when dxvk isn't installed into a Wine prefix.
And also when I set dx12 on directX the game start, but it shows a blank error after a while
Wine uses vkd3d (not vkd3d-proton) for dx12 by default which uses Vulkan so you might be hitting issues like above. Only dx11 and below support OpenGL via wined3d afaik.
The problem is on dx11 it doesn't work completelly
Sorry there isn't much i can do.
You can try using dxvk 1.10.3 which is the last version before the Vulkan requirement was bumped to 1.3, but it might not work anyway.
Your GPU is definitely not capable of running D3D12.
Nothing extracted yet.
I tested over 3 distros : Manjaro, Pop Os and now endeavour os none of them work.
When I use DXVK 2.3 , It shows a DirectX Error Message that the graphic card is not initialized, But when I use the version 1.3, It shows also a DirectX Error 'An invalid parameter was passed to the returning function'.
I also tested it with wine-ge on lutris but the same problem persist.
System information
These are some logs with DXVK 1.3 :
FIFA19_dxgi.log
FIFA19_d3d11.log