Get rid fc iq
Either Get rid of fc iq or fix it. The players are braindead and locked it to one position on the pitch. If They Are a Winger the will never track back, which is just unrealistic. Also make gameplay more realistic by making the day players handle the ball and move with the ball more realistic. It is to stiff in fc 26.Ability to edit Generic Faces and Youth Academy players' appearance
Hi everyone, I believe most Career Mode players share the same frustration: finding a great player to sign, only to realize their generic face looks nothing like them in real life. The same happens with Youth Academy players. They often have outdated hairstyles and, as the seasons go by, they keep that same "baby face" even when they are 25 or 30 years old. It completely breaks the immersion of a long-term save. My suggestion is simple: EA should add an option in the "Edit Player" menu to allow us to customize the actual facial features (presets) and aging details for players with generic faces and those from the Youth Academy. This would be a game-changer for realism and would allow us to make our homegrown stars feel unique as they grow.Create clubs and leagues for KO
Simple enough, the same format that is used for career mode, put into kick off. A team can be created and then a possible way to make a league too. Take the national league for example. Each team can be created and the league can be created, it can be put as division no 5 in England, setting would create the play off format and how many teams are promoted. This would fix the problem of having to create teams over and over again. Each team or league could have a code, similar to how tactics work and this league could then be put into the career mode. It could be used for career mode (player/manager), kick off, tournaments. I support scunthope united (in the national league) and when I want to use them I have to create them for manager career, but as soon as the careers over, I have to go through the whole process again, and when I make them, I cant play against any teams that they actually play against. If I could make them once and then that would mean I could use them over and over again it would be so much more convenient. The YouTube road to glories would be very cool too.Player Career mode Transfer and skills distribution
EA really needs to bring back the former methods of transfer on player careers where we could put in transfer requests and actually get transferred in the January window. This new method is so frustrating. I literally haven't played one career mode past 3 seasons because of being stuck with such limited decisions.MORE SCOREBOARDS
FC26 really needs to have real scoreboards. The people who play for FC26 want to see their scores, on scoreboards. FC26 should get real scoreboards so the players can see how they are doing during the game. One of the things about football games is that they can really draw you in and make you feel like you are part of the game.. For me something is missing when I am playing in these huge tournaments. I see the same old overlay on the screen every single time. Football games should be exciting and football games should be realistic. The overlay, in football games is just not good enough. The FA Cup and other competitions, such as the A-League and domestic cups have cool scoreboards on television that make them special and exciting. When you start playing an FA Cup match in FC26 it should feel like you are actually in the FA Cup. The FA Cup should have its unique feel, not just the same old thing, with the same user interface that is used for every other game. The FA Cup is the FA Cup. It should look and feel like the FA Cup. Scoreboards are not something that looks nice. They really help make the game feel real. They make the matches stick in your head. They give each competition its own special feel. FC already spends a lot of time making sure the stadiums, the kits (except for sponsorships) and the way the game is presented look great. The Football League scoreboards should be a part of that too. The FC26 scoreboards are important because they make the game feel more real. That is what the Football Club is going for. If FC26 wants to push immersion forward, competition-specific scoreboards need to be a priority. Small detail, huge impact.After 17 Years in Career Mode, Here’s What It Truly Needs
I’ve been playing Career Mode for about 17 years. I’ve seen it grow, change, and sometimes stay the same when it really shouldn’t have. I’ve hesitated for a long time before writing this, but I genuinely care about this mode. I’m sharing these suggestions because I truly hope they can help make Career Mode deeper and more realistic in the future. First, Youth Academy Development Right now, youth players don’t really develop properly unless I promote them to the first team and give them game time. If I leave them in the academy, their growth is either extremely slow or almost nonexistent. That doesn’t feel right. There should be a separate development system designed specifically for academy players, instead of relying on the same structure that has been in place for years without meaningful change. Second, PlayStyle Progression Players cannot earn new PlayStyles through development. Even when a player reaches 85 overall or higher, he stays limited to his original PlayStyles. Existing PlayStyles also never evolve into gold versions. That makes long-term growth feel static. Development should feel rewarding and visible, especially when a player becomes world-class. Third, The Loan System for Young Players When sending young players out on loan, there are no real conditions or control options. There should be clear terms — for example, ensuring the player will be a regular starter to support his development. It would also help to track his performances, morale, and progress more clearly while he’s away. In real football, big clubs carefully manage loan spells to develop young talent. Career Mode should reflect that level of detail instead of keeping the same basic system for years. Fourth, Contract Negotiations The contract negotiation system feels too simple. Many negotiations end quickly with a rejection, and even when an agreement is reached, the deal is often rated as “poor” — even if it was the only realistic outcome. Negotiations should feel more flexible and gradual, with more room for adjustment and compromise. The current system feels outdated and hasn’t meaningfully evolved. Fifth, Player Swap Deals Swap deals are very limited. It would make sense to allow exchanges involving multiple players in one deal, such as one player for two or more. Modern transfers can be complex, but the current system feels repetitive and restricted. It needs more depth to reflect real-world negotiations. Sixth, Training and Customization It would be helpful to have automatic training options to improve overall fitness, whether for the full squad or for specific players. There should also be focused training plans to improve physical strength in particular. More importantly, the entire training and development system should allow more customization, giving managers better control over how players grow. Right now, it feels too limited and repetitive. Career Mode has always had huge potential. With more depth and attention to these systems, it could become far more immersive and rewarding for long-term players like myself. I hope these suggestions are taken into consideration.Player Career Virtuoso Progression Stuck at 49% (PS5)
Platform: PS5 Mode: Player Career Virtuoso personality progression is broken. As a CAM, my Virtuoso % is hard-stuck at 49% despite consistently choosing Virtuoso options and playing creative matches. Progression feels capped or bugged, making the 65% unlock (Finesse Shot +PlayStyle) effectively unreachable. This is also a design contradiction: players must avoid scoring to gain Virtuoso, yet the reward is a goal-scoring playstyle. Additional feedback: Please add an option to resell items purchased in the in-game store. Early mistakes (e.g. buying Maverick-boosting items) permanently punish the player with no way to undo them.Pro Clubs – Ready-Made Characters & Search Feature
In Pro Clubs, many players struggle with the complexity of the character creation system. Creating a realistic face takes a lot of time and effort, which can be frustrating, especially for new players, and sometimes discourages them from playing the mode. A possible solution is to introduce ready-made characters tied to the seasonal system: basic characters available in the free season, and more unique or premium characters in the paid season. These characters could be inspired by famous players or realistic face presets. Additionally, adding a search feature in the character editor would allow players to search for a specific player style or appearance and instantly apply a ready-made look with minor customization options. This would improve accessibility, save time, and increase long-term engagement in Pro Clubs.
Player Contract and Player Search Issue in Career Mode
In FC 26, it's become incredibly difficult to find details about players whose contracts have only six months left. For example, I want to sign Lindelöf from Aston Villa, but to find out about his salary for six months, I have to go into the team, add Lindelöf to the candidate list, click "view," and then start looking at his salary demands. Only then do I understand. Why has this been made so difficult? In FIFA 24, the scouts were instructed to find players with one year left on their contracts, but now we can only see players with 12 months or less left on their contracts, just like when we're looking at recommended players. That's the first mistake. The second mistake is even worse. For example, when I go into the Arsenal team and click to see the details of any player, when I go back, it throws me out of the Arsenal team and shows me all the players the scouts are currently scouting. I want to stay in the Arsenal team and see the striker, midfielder, defender, and goalkeeper in order, but they keep appearing in different lists. I've lost interest in playing the Anniversary game; please fix this urgently if it's a problem. Finally, the written agreements in negotiations with our own players or players we've transferred aren't fully visible; it's not very transparent.