FIFA 20 Career Mode: new transfer system, player wage reviews, ticket prices, player manager mode

FIFA 20 news is starting to flood in thick and fast. FIFA 20 will be released on the Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch this year September 27th. FIFA 19 saw a huge overhaul of Career Mode’s presentation, but under the glossy shell very little had been changed. This year’s game offers the perfect opportunity to focus on this. Something that is coming more common in real life football, deals being agreed outside of transfer windows, with players joining their new clubs the following season. The player-manager feature was arguably better than the other two career mode options, with you being allowed to both manage the team and have your star man on the field. It is a rarity in real life, but that didn’t matter when you were bending in free kicks with your player and making tactical adjustments. Players asking you to review wages In older FIFA games (FIFA 12 and FIFA 13) players used to send you – the manager – a message asking for a review of their current salary.  This would happen if the player had been performing very well consistently. Adjust ticket prices This addition allowing you to make ticket prices super low or very expensive. Obviously, this would have a huge impact on attendance – but it was also related to performance. Should your team be performing well, they’d be a surplus of fans who would pay top dollar to watch them play. If you’re struggling, on the other hand, it would be harder to attract crowds and so reducing the price of tickets would act as an incentive for attendance. It also affects your total budget – allowing you to spend more money on top players. Add a Club Creator mode This would be amazing – imagine being able to create your own club. You’d have complete control over everything – kit design, ticket sales and staff and player wellbeing. One fan, Futmentor, has even drafted up how the menu would look.

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