FM25 release date speculation: New features and latest news
radiotimes.comThe Football Manager 25 release date will be here before you know it, with the biggest update to the series in years promising to add women’s football to the game — finally.
In an exclusive interview with us, the game's director revealed that «it’s a really exciting time for the studio», and that adding women into the game has been «an enormous amount of work».
FM25 is set to be a true sequel to the series – not just your bog-standard yearly update.
Alongside women's football now being in the game, the Premier League licence is also included — and it's all being played out on a new engine!
There's a lot to look forward to.
Read on for our FM25 release date speculation to find out when we think the game will launch and to get the latest news on this big new dawn for the management sim.
The Football Manager 25 release date should be sometime in November 2024.
However, Sega hasn't officially revealed the game's release date, so the above date is based solely on when previous FM games have launched. FM24, for example, released on 6th November 2023.
Given how much is being added to the series in FM25, though, don't be surprised if this year's game misses November and takes a little longer.
We'll update this page with the official release date once it has been revealed.
No, you cannot pre-order Football Manager 25 yet. Pre-orders of the game should go live once the game’s release date has been officially confirmed.
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It is yet to be confirmed which platforms can play FM25, but it will be on PC for sure.
Based on Football Manager 24, though, it’s safe to assume that FM25 will launch on PC, Xbox (and Game Pass), PS5, iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch.
Presumably, the Touch version of the game will be released on Switch and smartphones once more.
Again,
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