5 changes we would like to see in EA Sports FC 25’s career mode

The career mode of EA Sports FC is one of the most attractive options for gamers where you can create or choose a real player to manipulate with the joystick over 15 seasons.

In the 2024 edition you can play from the beginning of the 2023-2024 season until the end of the 2037-2038 campaign and although this mode offers many options to imagine the career of a footballer, changes could be added or made so that it is still better.

Thus, in the following list we mention five changes that could be made to the career mode to make it even more interesting and attractive in the 2025 edition.

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Something innovative could similarize a player’s career from previous years and be able to manage him from his beginnings as a professional, that is, from when he emerges from the basic forces of a club until he gradually rises to the first team.

Nowadays, more and more young footballers start their careers earlier and it is common to see them first go through the lower divisions of the national teams from the U-17 level. Under-20, Under-21 until he can get a call up at senior level to represent his nation and get a taste of that process would be nice.

Following the line of young footballers, a very interesting option would be the possibility of competing for the Golden Boy for the best Under-21 players and in this way put your name on the map as a future contender for the Ballon d’Or.

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This refers to the fact that every time the player receives an offer from a club, a series of aspirations that the club wants to achieve with you appear on the screen, for example: “increase your value in the market”, “cover a quota of goals and assists”, etc.

To add difficulty and realism to the career mode, an option would be to have adversities such as a long-term injury in case of not having a good pace of play or having a lot of wear and tear, because as in real life, injuries happen at the most unexpected moment or cope with the lack of continuity of the coaching staff on you, if short-medium term objectives are not met.

In turn, that would help develop the footballer and could add attributes to the players and unlock levels of experience, mental and physical strength, among others.