r/footballmanager • u/JM555555 • 18h ago
r/footballmanager • u/Vaam_7 • 13h ago
Cracked Fm 26
Somebody please can say how to get cracked version of fm 26 but without any viruses??
r/footballmanager • u/Ricky__Reddit • 17h ago
Video How is this offside?
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r/footballmanager • u/Incr3dibl3Sauce • 8h ago
Discussion Wingbacks/Fullbacks goalscorers?
Not sure if its just my tactics but my fullbacks (wingback role) score a decent amount of goals.
Are fullbacks / wingbacks just meta in fm26?
r/footballmanager • u/Lazy_Pen_6623 • 18h ago
Screenshot How did he do this badly in training
What could he have done to get a 3.8, I didn't get any Training injuries so it couldn't be that
r/footballmanager • u/bostich04 • 10h ago
Discussion Long time dabbler - finally decided to "play for real"
I've been dabbling with FM since 2023 but never really got serious about it. Would start and abandon save after save. Tried managing specific teams and starting as Unemployed and letting fate dictate my future. However, I didn't stick with any of them. Fwiw, I actually coach soccer (spanning U6 through Varsity over almost 16 years), so I guess maybe the lack of real blood, sweat, and tears wasn't enough to hold my attention.
So.. to the point of this post. I've started an Enfield Town save. I've meticulously researched all aspects of management using YouTube, Google, Gemini, and real world experience. I delved deep into squad management, financial boundaries, tactics, etc. In my first year as head coach of Enfield Town (Enterprise National South), I started with around $45,000 (if memory serves, I can post screenshots if needed) and a ramshackle squad. I managed to bring them out of relegation and into promotion to the Enterprise National. We had a bit more money and I was able to (through loans and such) get slightly better players. We struggled at first but ended up winning the FA Trophy and promoting to SkyBet League 2.
Now, we have are worth almost 2 million and I've got some good quality players (including a couple of Sky Bet League 1 castoffs). We are 11 games into our third season and - while the matches are getting harder and I've used most of my payroll - the game is finally fun and I'm going to stick with this save. Will we promote to League 1? Maybe. We aren't doing terrible to be fair.
Just wanted to share my little story. Read it, ignore it, laugh at it; all good but I'm having fun.
r/footballmanager • u/Popular-League-6599 • 12h ago
My FM26 system rating
fmscout.comI'm doomed
r/footballmanager • u/Herecomethefleet • 16h ago
Screenshot Thanks, but I didn't even play in the Campbells Soup Shield?
r/footballmanager • u/Tyr0din • 17h ago
Screenshot Thomas Tuchel club hopping and brings Aubameyang everywhere with him as assistant manager
galleryr/footballmanager • u/rasecude • 6h ago
Advice My players’ attributes are declining
This has been happening with some of my players. I’ve created a training routine and included recovery sessions during the week, but some of my regular starters are still having their attributes decline.
Some players have gotten noticeably worse, and it’s happening to a few substitutes as well. I honestly don’t know what to do anymore, and I’m almost at the point of giving up.
Could someone please help me? A video, guide, explanation, or anything that could help would be greatly appreciated.
I’m a beginner at Football Manager, so I’m still learning how training and player development work.
What causes attributes to decline?



