EA FC 25 introduces a plethora of new features to Career Mode, including the ability to manage a women’s team for the first time ever.
The inclusion of women’s football has increased in the series with each new release, and female players were introduced to Ultimate Team through EA FC 24. However, despite the expansion of licensed leagues, fans have been requesting a Women’s Career Mode for several years.
Their wish will finally be fulfilled in EA FC 25, and we have gathered all the information we know so far about the leagues, teams, and everything else included in it.
How does the Career Mode for Women work in FC 25?
In EA FC 25, you have the opportunity to begin a Manager or Player Career with your preferred female football players or design your own character. From there, you can embark on your adventure as a manager or player for any of the licensed teams available.
Just like EA FC 24, this all functions in a similar manner, but there have been alterations made to ensure that Women’s Career Mode has an authentic and unique feel.
“As an illustration, female clubs operate on significantly smaller budgets compared to male teams, requiring you to strategize your signings with great precision. Additionally, players typically have shorter contract terms, requiring more effort to retain top players or negotiate new agreements.”
Moreover, the reduced number of clubs means a smaller pool of players to select from, intensifying the competition for potential breakout stars. As a consequence, there is a heightened focus on nurturing young talent, as several teams are unable to secure top-tier players.
FC 25 Women’s Career Mode Leagues and Teams
Women’s Super League (England)
- Arsenal
- Aston Villa
- Brighton & Hove Albion
- Chelsea
- Crystal Palace
- Everton
- Leicester City
- Liverpool
- Manchester City
- Manchester United
- Tottenham Hotspur
- West Ham United
NWSL (National Women’s Soccer League)
- Angel City FC
- Bay FC
- Chicago Red Stars
- Houston Dash
- Kansas City Current
- NJ/NY Gotham
- North Carolina Courage
- Orlando Pride
- Portland Thorns
- Racing Louisville
- San Diego Wave
- Seattle Reign
- Utah Royals
- Washington Spirit
D1 Arkemma (France)
- Dijon
- Fleury
- Guingamp
- Le Havre
- Montpellier
- Nantes
- Lyon
- PSG
- Paris FC
- Saint Etienne
- Reims
- Strasbourg
Liga F (Spain)
- Athletic Club
- Atletico Madrid
- Barcelona
- Coruna Sports
- Eibar
- spanish
- Granada
- Levante
- Lift the Planas
- Madrid CFF
- Real Betis
- Real Madrid
- Real society
- Sevilla
- Valencia
Women’s Bundesliga (Germany)
- Bayer Leverkusen
- Bayern Munich
- Carl Zeiss Jena
- Eintracht Frankfurt
- Freiburg
- Hoffenheim
- Cologne
- RB Leipzig
- SGS Essen
- Potsdam
- Werder Bremen
- Wolfsburg
In Women’s Career Mode, there are a total of five leagues, each featuring fully licensed teams, kits, and players. Additionally, the Women’s Champions League (UWCL) is included, allowing players to conquer Europe with all the teams from that continent.
EA Sports has confirmed a comprehensive overview of all the features in EA FC 25 prior to its release on September 27. Therefore, we can anticipate information on Career Mode, the newly added Rush feature, Icons and Heroes, and official ratings closer to the launch date.
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