Please Improve Mini-Map Visibility and Customization in Clubs
One of the biggest issues I experience while playing Clubs is the visibility and readability of the mini-map. As shown in the attached screenshot, the mini-map can become too transparent, making it difficult to clearly see the positions of players at a glance. This is especially problematic during build-up play from deeper positions. When playing as a defender and building up from the back, many teammates and opponents in front of me are often outside of the camera view. In these situations, the mini-map is extremely important because I need to quickly understand the positions of both my teammates and the opposing players before deciding where to pass. For example, I need to be able to quickly see: Which teammates are available as passing options Where those teammates are positioned Where the opposing defenders are positioned Whether a passing lane is open or blocked Whether an opponent is close to the teammate I want to pass to However, the current transparency of the mini-map can make this difficult. In Clubs, teammates can also be displayed with different individual cursor colors instead of a single team color. Some of these colors are darker than others, and when combined with the transparent mini-map, they can blend into the pitch and become difficult to see. As a result, it can be difficult to quickly understand the positioning of both teams and make accurate passing decisions during build-up play. I personally don't think individual teammate cursor colors are necessary on the mini-map. However, I understand that some players may find them useful, so instead of completely removing them, it would be great to have an option to enable or disable individual teammate cursor colors. More importantly, I would like an option to keep the mini-map clear and fully visible at all times. I personally would prefer an option to completely disable the transparency effect, even if the mini-map covers more of the gameplay screen. For me, being able to clearly see the positions of players is much more important than having the mini-map blend into the background. Alternatively, if the pitch background needs to remain transparent, the player icons for both teammates and opponents should remain fully visible and unaffected by the transparency. The pitch itself can remain transparent, but all player icons should always be clear and easy to distinguish. It would be great to have options such as: An option to enable or disable individual teammate cursor colors An option to adjust or completely disable mini-map transparency An option to keep the mini-map fully visible and clear at all times An option to keep all player icons clearly visible even when the mini-map background is transparent The mini-map is an essential tool for understanding what is happening outside of the camera view, especially when building up from the back. Being able to quickly see the positions of both teammates and
Legacy Bug
I am mostly offline player who likes to play career mode and kick off custom matches. So, my biggest hope for FC 27 is that EA managed to fix a bug that made the game unplayable for me. Thus, decided to remind them of the bug here because it persisted throughout the entire FC 24, 25 and 26 games. Platform: PC Bug Description: There is a severe legacy issue carried over from previous titles (FC 24, FC 25 and FC 26) and hopefully not into the current game settings. When attempting to customize and save multiple team lineups or team sheets back-to-back via the main menu (Settings > Edit Teams > Team Sheets), the game completely freezes or crashes to the dashboard. The system fails to handle multiple squad database rewrites in a row. If you modify the starting 11 or tactics for more than several teams without fully restarting the menu, a crash occurs, and all unsaved progress is lost. Steps to Reproduce: Go to Customize > Settings > Edit Teams > Team Sheets / Club Transfers. Select a team and modify its default starting 11, formations, or custom tactics. Move directly to another team and repeat the process. After modifying several teams /maybe 3 or 16 or more teams consecutively, inevitably the menu will freeze or the application will hard crash when trying to back out and save. Additional Critical Issue (Kick Off Reset): Furthermore, even if the game doesn’t crash and I manage to manually save the custom lineups, the changes do not persist. The moment I close the game and relaunch it later or the next day, entering Kick Off mode resets all teams back to their default factory/live settings. The game forces a server-side profile or squad update that completely overrides and obliterates hours of manual customization. The fact that personal user data cannot be hard-locked and loaded consistently makes offline play entirely pointless. Product Impact: This is a critical legacy bug that ruins the experience for offline and Career Mode players who prefer customizing their game database before starting a save. Due to this issue remaining unfixed for multiple consecutive years, I have decided not to purchase the game this season without a confirmation that the issue is resolved. And I am a buyer of the game since FIFA 98. Legacy menu stability bugs like this should be a high priority for the development team.
Adding grip socks
Hi EA Team,I would love to request a highly requested real-world detail for Player Career Mode in FC 27: Grip Socks / Cut Socks customization.In modern football, almost every professional player wears grip socks. They cut the feet off their official team socks and tape them at the ankle. Right now, our custom players in Career Mode can only wear standard full-length team socks.Adding an option in the "Edit Player" menu under Kit/Socks to select "Cut Socks with Grip Socks" would make the game feel incredibly realistic. It would be amazing to customize the color of the tape/grip sock base to match what real players do on the pitch.Please consider adding this feature to bring player customization up to speed with modern football culture! Thank you! By dhia firasEasy UI Update: Broadcast Overlay & Player Bio Hub Overhaul for FC 27
Thank you EA dev team for your continuous hard work in improving the game. We sincerely hope you support and implement this suggestion in FC 27 and future editions to enhance Career Mode realism and meet the community's expectations. Full support to you, and we look forward to your next updates We propose updating the "Player Profile / Bio Hub" menu and its broadcast presentation—the specific list currently displaying the player's rating, market value, total career goals, and trophies—strictly as a UI/UX Visual Revamp to properly separate and organize historical data without altering core gameplay physics: Separated Career Goals & Assists Within the Bio Hub: Instead of pooling all lifetime goals and assists together logically into a single total, make this section expandable or itemized to distinctly showcase: Cumulative goals and assists detailed per individual domestic league. Cumulative goals and assists detailed per specific continental tournament (e.g., Champions League, Europa League). Lifetime goals and assists scored on the international stage with their national team. In-Match Broadcast Overlay Icon (Live Visual Stats): Easy Implementation: During pre-match presentations or player walk-ins, trigger an official broadcast graphic overlay icon that displays the player's historical cumulative stats specifically for that current tournament or league (showing their total appearances, total goals, and total assists in that competition to mimic real-world football television coverage). Official Trophy & Title Tracking inside the Bio Hub (Real Names): Update the trophy display inside this specific menu to list won titles by their official and real names (e.g., Premier League, FA Cup) instead of generic text or numbers. Include a dedicated counter for the number of international trophies won while representing their national team. "Player of the Year" Stat Tracking Fix within the Profile: Resolve the legacy bug in this menu where the game fails to archive past "Player of the Year" (Ballon d'Or/The Best) accolades from previous seasons. Ensure the profile layout retains and displays a cumulative count of these individual rewards (e.g., Player of the Year x3). Social Media Feed & Fan Engagement (Dynamic Visual Feedback): Link this bio hub data with the in-game social media feed, triggering dynamic fan notifications when the player is approaching or breaking a historic milestone recorded in their profile, backed by intense community hype and custom graphic designs.Objectif club événement live non comptabilisé
Bonjour, je rencontre un problème avec la validation des objectifs des événements Live Clubs sur EA SPORTS FC 26. J'ai remporté plusieurs coupes des événements Live, le jeu affiche bien la victoire et je reçois I'XP ainsi que les crédits, mais les objectifs Live ne se valident pas et restent bloqués à O sur 1. En revanche, les objectifs saisonniers se valident normalement en jouant des matchs de championnat club pro. Mes coéquipiers sur PS5 obtiennentPlease EA
Hello EA SPORTS FC team, I would really love to see the Kuwait National Team 🇰🇼 added to EA SPORTS FC 27. Kuwait has a long football history and a passionate fanbase, especially across Kuwait and the Gulf region. Having the national team in FC 27 would mean a lot to Kuwaiti players and fans and would make the game more representative of football in the Gulf. Please consider adding Kuwait in a future update or as part of a future FC title. We want Kuwait! 🇰🇼💙 Thank you EA!
Authentic Beşiktaş Chants and Stadium Atmosphere Are Needed in FC 27
Hello EA SPORTS FC Team, I would like to share a specific feedback request regarding Beşiktaş and its stadium atmosphere in EA SPORTS FC 27. EA has emphasized authenticity in FC 27, including licensed clubs, stadiums and the atmosphere of football around the world. Beşiktaş is one of the most passionate and recognizable clubs in Turkish football, and its supporters and stadium atmosphere are a major part of the club's identity. Beşiktaş is officially represented in FC 27 and its home ground is represented in the game. However, the experience would feel much more authentic if Beşiktaş had its own distinctive supporter chants and stadium audio. The most important element I would like to see is authentic Beşiktaş crowd audio rather than generic stadium chants. For example, the famous Beşiktaş “Üçlü” chant (“Bir, İki, Üç, Beşiktaş!”) is one of the most recognizable traditions associated with the club. There are also many other chants, songs, clapping patterns and crowd reactions that make a Beşiktaş home match sound completely different from a generic football match. I would love to see features such as: - Authentic Beşiktaş supporter chants - The famous “Bir, İki, Üç, Beşiktaş!” / “Üçlü” atmosphere - Unique crowd reactions during important moments - Authentic goal celebrations and chants - Distinctive pre-match and post-match stadium atmosphere - More variety in Beşiktaş-specific crowd audio throughout a match This is not simply a request for louder crowd noise. The goal is to give Beşiktaş its own audio identity. One of the most important parts of experiencing a football club is hearing its supporters. A realistic stadium model is great, but the atmosphere is what makes the stadium feel alive. Since Beşiktaş is officially represented in FC 27, I believe adding authentic supporter audio would be a relatively small addition compared with the improvement it could make to immersion. I hope the FC team can consider adding authentic Beşiktaş chants and stadium atmosphere either at launch or in a future update. Thank you for listening to the community.Improve Manager Career Immersion – Interviews & Club Changes
I wanted to share some feedback about Manager Career Mode. I play both Manager Career and Player Career, and I really enjoy many of the changes that have been made. However, there are two areas that I think would make Manager Career much more immersive. The first is interviews and press conferences. At the moment, the questions become very repetitive and often do not relate to what is actually happening in the career. For example, in my current save I have just won the league, I am still competing in other competitions, I am in the Champions League final, and I am also planning to leave the club. These are all major events, but the interview questions are still mostly the same repeated questions about individual players. It would be much better if interviews reacted to what was actually happening in the career. For example, managers could be asked about: Winning or losing the league Reaching a Champions League or cup final Being close to a treble or double Leaving a club or joining another club Job security and rumours about the manager Important transfers A player having an outstanding season Rivalries and important upcoming matches Breaking club or competition records The manager’s future at the club The game already has news and social-media-style stories that recognise some of these situations, so it would be great if the press conferences recognised them too. The second improvement I would really like to see is more continuity when a manager moves to a new club. If I know that I am planning to leave my current club, I should be able to add some of my current players to a personal manager shortlist. There may be players I have developed, signed or particularly enjoyed managing who I would potentially like to bring with me to my next club. At the moment, once you move clubs, that connection is lost. I think the manager should have their own personal shortlist that follows them throughout their career, rather than the shortlist belonging completely to the club. It would be even better if the game recognised this story. For example, if I move to another club and then try to sign one of my former players, there could be news stories or interview questions about the manager wanting to reunite with that player. These changes would make changing clubs feel like a continuation of your managerial career instead of starting again from scratch. I genuinely enjoy Career Mode, but making interviews more dynamic and giving managers more continuity between clubs would make the experience feel much more realistic and engaging.
