- FM26 Touch launches on Apple Arcade, available across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
- Women’s football and Premier League licenses are part of the new season experience.
- If you have been playing FM24 Touch, you do not have to start over.
After the long wait following the cancellation of Football Manager 25, the ‘26 edition was confirmed, and the celebration extends to yet another platform. The makers have confirmed that Football Manager 26 Touch is coming to Apple Arcade on November 4, 2025.
Players can carry forward careers from FM24 Touch and enjoy new game features
The football simulation title from Sports Interactive and SEGA will see launches across all platforms, including PC and Mac, along with the FM26 Console for Xbox and PS5, as well as the FM26 Mobile for Android and iOS on Netflix Games. FM26 Touch for Nintendo Switch will follow on December 4, 2025.
ICYMI: We’re returning to @AppleArcade 🤝
Play across Apple devices and carry your existing career forward 👀
Read more below 👇 https://t.co/xgUTNliuOa
— Football Manager (@FootballManager) October 8, 2025
FM Touch is known to offer a more PC-like experience compared to mobile. This edition overall marks a big leap for the series. Powered by the Unity engine, it brings upgraded matchday visuals, volumetric animations, and more improvements.
This new version brings the same changes as the other editions, featuring women’s football for the first time, along with a fully licensed Premier League, complete with real player photos, club logos, and kits. You can create your dream squad using fresh tactics tools, exploring football in ways never possible before.
If you have been playing FM24 Touch, you do not have to start over. Your current career can be carried forward. From November 4, 2025, the FM24 Touch page on the App Store will automatically update to FM26 Touch, and you can play across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
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