FC 25 Career Mode: Best new features requested by fans
While the European Football Championship has now come to an end, the world now turns its attention to the next stage of football.
No, we're not talking about the Premier League — but instead, EA Sports FC 25.
Sure, the game has yet to be officially announced – a reveal is expected in the coming weeks – however, speculation has already started as to what the newest iteration of the football simulator will feature.
Naturally, there will be new players and the return of fan favourite modes including Ultimate Team and Career Mode.
The latter in particular has been fuelling conversations online, with fans of EA FC 24 sharing what they would like to see improved come the newest entry.
So, with that, we've compiled the best new features as requested by fans in one place for your reading pleasure. Hopefully, it might inspire EA to implement one or two of these into FC 25's Career Mode.
We know very little officially about EA FC 25 and its expected Career Mode at the time of writing.
An announcement for the game is reportedly expected in the coming weeks, and would tie in with last year's release, having been unveiled on 13th July 2023. The game was then launched on 29th September 2023.
For almost two decades now, the majority of FIFA/EA Sports FC releases have taken place on the final Friday of September. If this schedule is followed once again, we could expect FC 25 to arrive on 27th September 2024.
As soon as the game is unveiled, details surrounding its Career Mode usually follow. We'll update once details are disclosed.
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Fans across Twitter, Reddit and other parts of social media have shared their requests for what they want to see in FC 25's Career Mode.
You can find a selection of them below.
This user wants a greater focus on the visuals, as
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