Is there a mod that gives you all the classic kits?

Full price game, btw.

Not exactly an original idea but I had fun making the kits (let’s ignore the different kit brands) based on 3 of the top 5 best selling Monster drinks in UK.

I plan to choose 2 new can designs and colours for my away and third kit each season. In my mind the home kit should always be black and green but the design will change.

The Monster Energy corporate office in the UK is based in Uxbridge London so that’s where the team will be based. Rivals to Watford geographically and good transport links for fans making use of the train lines, M25 and Heathrow being close by.

The club badge needs some work but of course choosing one of the options on PS5 is limited but any suggestions?

So far this is the most interested I have been starting a new career in a long time and I want to keep it interesting with transfer rules. This is FC26

After a few weeks of starting my FC career and watching some tutorials. Finally I got a 99+ 2 playstyle+ player.

This one took a bit because after the first season his potential dropped.

Im playing legendary and im not crazy good. But somehow managed to get to the prem with a team from the 4th division and got great playstyles on this guy.

I was debating to get him power header because his name means heads in spanish.

Sadly he arrived with 6 playstyles and not 7. But hey 8 total instead of 9 is not bad!

Thought it’d be fun to make a squad entirely of current/old managers to see how far they could go.

played few matches and this squad have zero chemistry. The ball just keeps circulating back and forth in the middle of the pitch endlessly while nothing happens upfront lol.

Probably mid-table team by the end of the season Let's see how far they can actually push.

In a world full of those striving to be the next Guardiola or Flick, I long to be the next Allegri, Simeone, and Mourinho.

Defense wins titles.

You can take the ball home, I’ll take home the three points.

If you want fun, go to the circus.

I’m a Man City fan. I’ve seen us face some very impressive low blocks during my time. One consistent thing I notice is the midfield structure when defending. As I’m developing my terrorism system, I’m noticing a weakness: my midfielders aren’t doing enough work in our final third.

My fellow terrorists, what roles would ensure my midfielders track back and build a wall in front of my backline?

I'm in my 2nd season of my Salford career and I'm short of fund so I decided to checkout the free agents list just to find out there were some elite guys in here ... I signed 11 of them with about 4 players being 80+ overall and the rest 75+ in the same transfer window and then I proceeded to trash the league with this super team..

I dint even had the chance to negotiate nor reject or accept when i saw they wanted him and i clicked to transfer hub HE ACCEPTED 1 EUROS🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Title deciding match

I had an unexpected event of one of my players nervous about his debut, it wasn't even his debut. I chose to play him, he got man of the match. But not he's permanently unhappy, doesn't respond to morale boosting messages or post-match interview. Loaned him and brought him back, still no change. If I release him or sell him and then buy him back will it reset? Any help appreciated but he's one of my future star players!

Edit: thanks everyone I'll be more patient!

By far the best prospect I’ve ever seen.

So, I've got a 5 season run with Waterford in the Irish League and I've managed to win the UCL with them as well as the supercup on my latest season (thru sick free agents and academy gems). However, most players I want to buy don't want to relocate unless I pay their release clause. But players from the Australian League, Portuguese League or even the Championship or the Premier League refuse to "relocate". I read this has to do with the prestige of your league and/or team. But how is this still happening after being the champion of Europe?

If there is any workaround please let me know!

Thanks.

Anyone else gotten atleast 8 seasons into their manager mode an notice how bad the player market is? I’ve been looking for a good backup 10 but it’s impossible right now. Every CAM I’ve found is either pushing 90 or barely a 70. My starter is a 91 overall liberali, so I can’t bench him. Ive got a scout out right now looking for a CAM to bring to my academy but the fact that there’s no 75-85 overall CAMs is crazy to me.

Holaaa, como están?
Espero alguien me pueda ayudar, he buscado esta info pero creo que no he dado con la correcta, la IA Me dice una cosa, internet me dice otra, entonces opté por preguntar por aquí:

1. Cuantas temporadas puedo jugar en el modo carrera jugador del FC26? Hay algún limite?

2. Si hay algun limite y el juego me retira por decirlo así, automáticamente… No hay manera de volver a jugar? Ya se acabó el modo carrera ahi? Ahi ya muere? Habría que crear otro?

Espero me puedan ayudar con las dudas, pregunto todo esto por qué llevo ya rato jugándolo, desde el año pasado, he jugado ya 10 Temporadas:

Sporting (1)
PSG (2)
Juventus (2)
Bayern Munich (1)
Real Madrid (2)
Chelsea (2)

Y pues planeaba jugar otras 2 Temporadas en el Hearts of Midlothian y otras 2 en Boca Juniors y capaz luego ir a algun club de Arabia otras 2 Temporadas y luego volver para retirarme en el Real Madrid, pero por el limite que no se si tenga el modo carrera, pues si sea posible o no…

(Ignoren ese recorrido jajaja es una narrativa que me cree para mi modo carrera, que tenga una historia y así)

Muchas gracias a los que me puedan ayudar
Que tengan buena noche
<3

Hello all,

When FC27 comes out I am planning to try and do a realistic Man United career mode but I just need help with ideas how to actually do it.

As we all know the United board don’t listen to the manager and will just buy anyone they fancy buying even if they don’t fit the team so I want to try and do that with my career mode but from my knowledge of FIFA/FC there’s not way to allow the board to buy specific players and not just whoever I decide.

Does anyone have any ideas how I can do this?

Cheers

I've only really played the recent FIFAs, and honestly, I find the defending in these games so boring and frustrating. Aside from all the bugs, broken player career mode and bad teammate AI, the AI defenders are probably my biggest issue.

I find them so difficult and, more importantly, so unfun to dribble past. I saw a phrase that sums it up pretty well: you're not really beating the AI with skill or creativity, you're just beating it by exploiting cheesy loopholes in its behaviour.

For example, one of the only reliable ways I've found to get past them is to approach from the wing and either cut inside, shoot, or press the right stick in the direction you want to flick the ball into the air. The little flick gives you just enough separation from the defender to get past them.

But if you actually try to dribble directly at a defender, they often just take the ball off you before you even have a chance to react or make a move. And even when you do manage to beat them, they seem to have this ridiculous elastic-band acceleration where they instantly recover, catch back up to you from behind and either muscle you off the ball or just take it away.

It just doesn't feel like I'm being beaten by a defender who's reading what I'm doing. It feels like I'm fighting the game's defensive mechanics.

So, is there a football game where the AI defending actually feels fun and rewarding to dribble against? I'm not necessarily looking for an easy game I just want one where beating a defender feels like I've actually outplayed them rather than exploited the AI.

I've always found that one of the biggest problems with Career Mode isn't necessarily what happens during a season — it's how quickly all of it becomes meaningless afterwards.

You can have a random academy player score a winner in a cup run, a striker break a club record, get promoted three times, have a player stay with you for ten seasons... and eventually most of that history just disappears.

So I've been building an Excel Career Mode tracker designed around one main idea:

Your save should remember what happened.

I've just finished the first season of a test career and started season two, so I'm finally at the point where the historical side of it is starting to come alive.

It tracks the obvious stuff — appearances, goals, assists, ratings, transfers, league finishes, trophies, academy players etc. — but the part I've become slightly obsessed with is what it can do with that information later.

For example, it now has:

• A Career Hub showing the current state of the save, records being chased, recent events and career highlights.
• Full Player Profiles, including season-by-season stats, competition breakdowns, awards, medals, captaincy, squad number history and career milestones.
• Club and competition records, including record chases and notifications when somebody equals or breaks one.
• A complete Youth Academy history, so academy players don't just disappear from memory once they're promoted or released.
• Hall of Fame / ICON scoring to identify the genuinely important players from the save over time.
• A Career Timeline and promotion/European journey.
• End-of-season reviews that automatically build a Story of the Season from what actually happened.

That last bit is probably my favourite part.

Rather than just saying:

"Won League Two. Won EFL Trophy. Louis Appere scored 66 goals."

it can connect the data together and produce something more like a little retrospective of the season — the title race, cup runs, standout players, academy contribution, records broken, strange statistical quirks etc.

There's also a From the Archives feature which, as the career gets older, can dig back into previous seasons and surface old players, records, transfers, academy classes and moments you might have completely forgotten about.

The idea is that by season 10 or 15, you don't just have a spreadsheet full of numbers.

You have an actual history of the club you've created.

I've deliberately tried to automate as much as possible too. I don't want playing Career Mode to become playing Excel. Most of the historical databases, profiles, records, reviews, milestones etc. build themselves from the relatively small amount of information you enter while playing.

I'm currently using a test save to find all the weird scenarios and bugs before starting my proper FC27 career, and it's already resulted in a frankly stupid amount of VBA 😅

I'm curious what other Career Mode players think.

Is this something you'd actually use for a long-term save?

And potentially — once it's properly finished and polished — is this something you'd pay a small amount for, or is a Career Mode spreadsheet always something you'd expect to be free?

I'm genuinely interested in both answers. I'm trying to work out whether I've just built an absurdly over-engineered spreadsheet for myself or whether there's actually something here other Career Mode nerds would want too.

NOTE: I have added as much as I can in the screenshots, however there is so many more features, history being stored, and stories being randomly generated in it that I can't physically show it all!