Which teams have the biggest budgets in FIFA 19’s Career mode?
Transfer budgets for Europe’s biggest clubs and a selection of Chinese teams in FIFA 19’s ‘Career Mode’ have been revealed, ahead of release on September 28.
The most crucial decision you can make in Career Mode is your choice of this club, which will largely determine the level of difficulty of your career, or at least the first few seasons.
This is all impacted by the transfer budget of the club you decide to join as soon as you start your management career.
To help you in this choice, see below for the budgets (in Euro) of clubs in Europe’s top leagues; Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and Serie A. Additionally, there are also some Chinese clubs in the mix, with their large spending capability.
Man City top the PL budgets, narrowly higher than city rivals United, while Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Juventus top their respective leagues.
| English Premier League | |
|---|---|
| Arsenal | 125,921,520 € |
| Chelsea | 127,772,144 € |
| Liverpool | 106,829,824 € |
| Manchester City | 191,338,000 € |
| Manchester United | 189,538,256 € |
| Tottenham | 90,550,440 € |
| Spanish La Liga | |
|---|---|
| Atlético Madrid | 68,575,240 € |
| FC Barcelone | 187,860,016 € |
| Real Madrid | 188,456,000 € |
| Séville FC | 34,522,752 € |
| Valence CF | 66,340,700 € |
| Villareal CF | 32,930,464 € |
| Italian Serie A | |
|---|---|
| AS Rome | 45,712,896 € |
| Inter Milan | 44,955,008 € |
| Juventus | 115,343,624 € |
| Lazio Rome | 21,100,614 € |
| Milan | 89,394,960 € |
| Naples | 46,209,788 € |
| French Ligue 1 | |
|---|---|
| Club | Budget |
| Amiens | 3,916,775 € |
| Angers | 4,722,728 € |
| AS Monaco | 50,000,000 € |
| AS St Etienne | 9,724,153 € |
| Dijon | 4,085,408 € |
| EA Guingamp | 5,234,736 € |
| FC Nantes | 6,975,225 € |
| Girondins de Bordeaux | 11,112,675 € |
| LOSC | 10,429,856 € |
| Montpellier | 6,808,405 € |
| Nîmes Olympique | 4,066,710 € |
| OGC Nice | 8,583,575 € |
| OL | 36,420,420 € |
| OM | 21,168,144 € |
| PSG | 181,520,160 € |
| RC Strasbourg | 5,400,000 € |
| SM Caen | 5,653,440 € |
| Stade de Reims | 5,166,800 € |
| Stade Rennais | 8,583,575 € |
| Toulouse FC | 7,151,415 € |
| China | |
|---|---|
| Beijing Guoan | 62,099,032 € |
| Dalyan Yifang | 22,500,360 € |
| Guanhzou | 54,452,472 € |
| Jiangsu Suning | 30,758,832 € |
| Selected other leagues | |
|---|---|
| Celtic | 16,264,304 € |
| Ajax | 26,497,554 € |
| PSV | 18,898,286 € |
| FC Porto | 19,759,296 € |
| SL Benfica | 15,471,553 € |
| Sporting | 18,877,684 € |
| FC Bale | 9,277,545 € |
| BSC Young Boys | 6,850,801 € |
| Fenerbahce | 31,955,294 € |
| Galatasaray | 25,375,350 € |
Additionally, first images of the in game information screen have been released, such as this one for Paris-Saint Germain.
FIFA 19’s career mode will be very similar to years past, despite requests from some of the playerbase to give it an overhaul. The only major change is the addition of new licenses for competitions such as the Champions League, Europa League and EUFA Supercup.
These new licenses accompanied by other aesthetic additions are significant improvements, but Manager Mode is a classic FIFA staple that EA will want to avoid meddling with too much.