FC 24 Career Mode Budgets – Richest clubs and all Premier League budgets

If you are looking for the FC 24 Career Mode budgets, you’re in the right place. When starting a new save, it is important to know your transfer budget so you can gauge where to splash the cash. The overall budget is not the same as the transfer kitty, but it is a good indication of how much you are likely to have.

Now that FC 24 early access is here, you are free to get started in FC 24 Career Mode. There are plenty of new features this season, giving the game mode much-needed impetus.

Take a look at the richest clubs in FC 24 Career Mode below, and all of the Premier League teams’ budgets.

Richest clubs in FC 24 Career Mode

Take a look at the richest clubs in FC 24 Career Mode who have a budget over £100 million:

Rank	Team	Budget
1	Manchester City	£239,880,384
2	Paris SG	£222,165,704
3	Manchester United	£208,984,024
4	Real Madrid	£186,543,216
5	Liverpool	£152,915,840
6	Chelsea	£139,564,192
7	Barcelona	£135,361,686
8	Juventus	£129,454,904
9	Arsenal	£120,708,972
10	Spurs	£102,918,765
11	FC Bayern Munchen	£102,825,746
12	Newcastle United	£102,195,064

The only surprise in this list is a lack of teams from Saudi Arabia. In reality, their budgets would be infinite, but that’s not really how the game works. Manchester City sit top of the pile, closely followed by PSG and bitter rivals Manchester United.

Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona also feature high on the list. Juventus are the only Italian team with a budget over £100 million. This seems a bit odd given their well-documented financial woes, but this will factor in their current wage bill which will be hefty.

Premier League Career Mode budgets

Take a look at the full list of Premier League budgets in FC 24 Career Mode:

Team	Budget
AFC Bournemouth	£28,626,944
Arsenal	£120,708,972
Aston Villa	£73,466,533
Brentford	£29,838,974
Brighton	£50,369,975
Burnley	£25,846,340
Chelsea	£139,564,192
Crystal Palace	£43,928,570
Everton	£37,777,572
Fulham	£39,620,574
Liverpool	£152,915,840
Luton Town	£18,726,725
Manchester City	£239,880,384
Manchester United	£208,984,024
Newcastle United	£102,195,064
Nottingham Forest	£34,298,532
Sheffield United	£18,964,635
Spurs	£102,918,765
West Ham	£62,328,633
Wolves	£46,899,628

The Premier League is arguably the most competitive in the world. Spare a thought for Luton and Sheffield United this season. The budget they have compared to their rivals is minuscule. If you embark on a save with these teams, anticipate a tough fight to stay in the division.

After their European success, West Ham’s budget appears low. After a summer of spending, Aston Villa’s stock has risen given their new wage bill. Spurs’ budget also seems low considering the astronomical fee they have just received for Harry Kane.