The summer brings longer days and warmer weather. While there’s some international football and a number of leagues played during the summer months, there’s a wait until we see the world’s biggest clubs back in competitive action. Between now and then is the prime time for a new Football Manager adventure, whether you’re replicating the achievements of real-life teams or making up for campaigns that went a bit awry.
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Football Manager 2023 Out NowThe time has arrived – Football Manager 2023 is out now. PC and Mac users can download and play FM23 now from Steam, Epic Games and the Microsoft Store. Those of you who’ve been enjoying the FM23 Early Access Beta on Epic or Steam can simply quit and restart the relevant launcher and the game will update to the full release build. All single-player progress made in the Beta will automatically c…Football Manager 2023 Headline Features OverviewIt’s what you’ve been waiting for – the headline features for Football Manager 2023 have been revealed. We have some hugely exciting introductions and improvements in FM23, including changes to Recruitment and the Match Engine, new Supporter Confidence and Dynamic Manager Timeline features, and the arrival of the UEFA Club Competitions licence. Find out more below and, ahead of the big launch o…Football Manager Coming To Apple Arcade And PS5Football Manager will be on more platforms than ever this year as the world’s leading football management simulation series debuts on both PlayStation 5 and Apple Arcade. Due to launch on November 8th, Football Manager 2023 Console (PS5) will be the first release from the Sports Interactive studio on a home PlayStation console. On the same day, our Touch series will return to iOS devices after…