FIFA 23 Career Mode: 'Create a Club' takes customisation to new levels

The 'Create a Club' feature was new to Career Mode in FIFA 22 and, to the pleasure of many CM fanatics, has returned in FIFA 23.

Career Mode has seen major improvements ahead of this year's game, with manager and player career finally getting the love they deserve and 'Create a Club' is one of many new features that has taken CM to the next level.

Find out everything you need to know about Create a Club in FIFA 23 Career Mode below.

What is Create a Club?

Create a Club is a Career Mode and Manager Mode feature that allows players to add their own custom club into a league of their choice.

Along with this, you can assign them with a rival club and give them a unique identity.

You will be able to change the following aspects of your club:

• Club name
• Nickname
• Club crest
• Kit
• Stadium

Hundreds of customisable options will be available in the FIFA 23 Career Mode menus.

When selecting your stadium, everything from the colour of the seats, pitch patterns, net shapes and net colours can be altered.

How to Create a Club

Creating your club in FIFA 23 Career Mode is very simple.

All you need to do is follow these simple steps:

• Launch FIFA 23 and open the Career Mode game mode.
• Select 'Create Your Club'.
• Replace a team from a league of your choice and select 'Rival'.
• Choose your unique kits, crest and stadium.
• Select your squad and Career settings.

That's all there is to it! Everything is now set up for you to take your own club to European glory in FIFA 23 Career Mode.

Career Mode New Features

EA has announced an incredible amount of new features arriving in Career Mode this year, with player career receiving a lot of love in particular.

Watch the official FIFA 23 Career Mode Trailer below.

EA has altered the Career Mode menu experience, allowing players to now move faster access to their areas of interest.

The addition of 'Playable Highlights' has also caught the attention of CM fans.

Playable Highlights allow you to take control of key moments in matches in an attempt to define their outcomes, specifically handling close calls that impact the scoresheet while leaving the rest of the match to be simulated by the match engine.