FM26 LEAGUE GUIDE · 4 NOVEMBER 2025
Premier League clubs in FM26
Ten popular Premier League clubs, presented as fixed FM26 launch snapshots. Compare squad structure, tactical identity and the positions each team may need to strengthen.
10 expanded club pagesPlan your Premier League save
Each club page separates goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and attackers, then highlights tactical identity, leading players, younger prospects and possible recruitment priorities. The squads are historical launch snapshots, so later transfers do not rewrite the FM26 starting context.
Start with a club below or move directly into the FM26 Player Finder, wonderkids and role-based shortlists.
Premier LeagueArsenal4-3-3 · Controlled possession, aggressive counter-pressing and structured attacks built around overloads on the right.26 first-team playersCHE Premier LeagueChelsea4-2-3-1 · High-possession build-up, energetic counter-pressing and a large group of interchangeable young attackers.26 first-team playersMCI Premier LeagueManchester City4-3-3 · Possession dominance, patient positional play and an increasingly direct route into elite penalty-box runners.25 first-team playersMUN Premier LeagueManchester United3-4-2-1 · Vertical attacks through two narrow creators, wing-back width and front-foot pressure from a three-player back line.23 first-team playersLIV Premier LeagueLiverpool4-2-3-1 · Fast territorial football with aggressive pressure, early forward passes and fluid rotations behind the striker.24 first-team playersTOT Premier LeagueTottenham Hotspur4-2-3-1 · Energetic pressing, quick vertical attacks and attacking full-backs supporting a flexible line of three creators.27 first-team playersNEW Premier LeagueNewcastle United4-3-3 · High-intensity pressing, direct wide attacks and a powerful midfield designed to win territory quickly.25 first-team playersAVL Premier LeagueAston Villa4-2-3-1 · A narrow pressing shape, high defensive line and quick combinations through technically secure central players.23 first-team playersBHA Premier LeagueBrighton & Hove Albion4-2-3-1 · Brave build-up, positional flexibility and aggressive pressure supported by a deep pool of developing players.27 first-team playersCRY Premier LeagueCrystal Palace3-4-2-1 · Compact three-at-the-back structure, aggressive wing-backs and fast transitions into powerful forwards.25 first-team players