How many seasons can you play in Football Manager 2024?

Football Manager 2024 has no limit on the PC but has been given a 30-season limit for the consoles, mobile and FM24 touch versions.

Sports Interactive (SI), the developers of FM24, consistently push the boundaries of a series that has entrenched itself as an iconic part of the global football landscape. Over the years, this game has garnered immense love, standing as one of the most cherished video games, giving rise to cult heroes and inspiring tales among its users; and it's growing even more extensive, superior, and daring as the world's premier management simulation continues to evolve.

How many seasons can you play in Football Manager 2024?

Football Manager 2024 caters to diverse gaming experiences through its various versions. FM24 provides a comprehensive simulation, FM24 Console optimizes for console play, FM24 Mobile offers a swift path to the top, and FM24 Touch ensures a seamless journey. Released across PC/Mac, Xbox, PlayStation 5, mobiles, iPhone, iPad, and AppleTV, each version comes with unique features.

Notably, the PC/Mac version gets the bulk of the new additions, featuring an exclusive unlimited career length, allowing managers to manage a team(s) for over 100 seasons. In contrast, the console, mobile, and FM24 Touch versions are capped at 30 seasons, as per Football Manager's official website.

What are the new features in Football Manager 2024?

Packed with exciting features and enhancements, FM2024 elevates the gameplay experience. Notable upgrades include enhancements to matchdays, tactical strategies, set pieces, and transfer dynamics. The game's immersive match experience is further enriched by improvements in player movement, ball physics, and lighting.

Smarter transfers

FM24 introduces a streamlined player selling process through intermediaries, simplifying the offloading of players. The option to consult a player's agent for insights on their willingness to move adds a realistic touch. Additionally, FM24 embraces the Saudi Pro League and marks the official debut of the J.League, expanding its representation of global football.

Individual player targets

In the current landscape of contract negotiations, managers can now set targets for players, adding a layer of dynamism beyond simple promises. Players themselves have the ability to raise queries about these targets. Furthermore, if a player falls short in training, managers have the option to specify performance thresholds before considering them for the team.

New modes for the game

For managers seeking a customized experience, the option now exists to commence a season without real-world transfers. Alternatively, for those who prefer realism, allowing transfers to unfold in real-time is an exciting choice, ensuring that midseason deals align with the actual occurrences. This feature proves valuable for gamers who might want to diverge from their team's transfer decisions during the window.

Transferable games

Breaking new ground, gamers can now seamlessly transfer their FM23 journey into Football Manager 2024. Studio director Miles Jacobson shared, "Upon launching Football Manager 2024, you'll have the option to seamlessly continue your FM23 narrative, picking up right where you left off—empowered with the fresh features and enhancements FM24 brings." This feature isn't exclusive to this year's version, as the plan extends to allow saved games from FM24 to transition into FM25, promising continuity despite the significant changes in FM25.

Will Football Manager 2024 be the last one?

Despite Miles Jacobson's enigmatic declaration of "the last of its kind," it merely points to FM25 taking a completely different direction. In June, Sports Interactive confirmed a groundbreaking shift for its award-winning Football Manager series with the upcoming release of FM25. The game is poised to integrate women's football into the singular game universe, and the match engine is transitioning to Unity to enhance overall graphics and in-game animations.

Jacobson expressed, "Football Manager 2024 marks the 20th game in Sports Interactive’s Football Manager series and signifies the conclusion of its current form." He continued, "It serves as a tribute to football and the FM series as we've known it. FM24 signals the end of a chapter after two decades of reigning atop the management simulation league. However, it's by no means the conclusion of our story…"