Will There Be a Football Manager 2021? What time is Football Manager 2020 Released? Will football manager ever be on console? Should I buy Football Manager 2020? If you want to find the answer, then you just need to follow this short article!

Previous Football Manager Release Dates

We have checked the history books and below are every Football Manager Release date from FM05 up to FM20.

Football Manager 2005 – Friday 5th November

Football Manager 2006 – Friday 21st October

Football Manager 2007 – Wednesday 18th October

Football Manager 2008 – Thursday 18th October

Football Manager 2009 – Friday 14th November

Football Manager 2010 – Friday 30th October

Football Manager 2011 – Friday 5th November

Football Manager 2012 – Thursday 20th October

Football Manager 2013 – Friday 2nd November

Football Manager 2014 – Wednesday 30th October

Football Manager 2015 – Friday 7th November

Football Manager 2016 – Friday 13th November

Football Manager 2017 – Friday 4th November

Football Manager 2018 – Friday 10th November

Football Manager 2019 – Friday 2nd November

Football Manager 2020 – Thursday 31st October

The most common launch day is a Friday and Sports Interactive favour an early November release, as has been the case for five of the last six editions of the gam

When will Football Manager 2021 be released?

Football Manager games are normally released around the beginning of November, but coronavirus-related disruptions this year mean that it will be slightly later than usual. Sports Interactive head honcho Miles Jacobson said there would be a delay in the launch of Football Manager 2021, but gave an indication that it could be available in late November or early December 2020.

FM20 Beta release date

FM19 beta version of the game was released two weeks before the official date, October 19, so we can expect from FM2020 beta to be no exception to this rule. So if Football Manager 2020 does get released sometime in November, we can probably expect for the beta to drop late October.

New features

FM20 saw the introduction of the Club Vision, Code Of Conduct, and Tactical Insights. A lot of these were small tweaks to help accessibility for new players or streamline some processes that had been frustrating the experienced managers. FM20 was a well-polished game, and received strong reviews. There doesn’t feel like there is much that needs to be added to make your managerial life more realistic. There are still some match engine issues like players taking shots from ridiculous angles or the classic “terrible run of form striking from out of nowhere” that should be ironed out. It would be nice to see more focus on the training ground, and make that area of the game a bit more easy to navigate.

We can expect the Beta version to be out by early or mid-November. For more news guide, please stay turn to Z2U.com.