We Need Kit Changes in FIFA (EA FC)
Apr 18, 2026, by Chris
- Community Concept: A new concept by @EAFCconcepts visualizes how kit changes could work in FC27, allowing players to customize their team's kits while adhering to licensing rules by keeping manufacturer and sponsor logos the same.
- EA's Response: EA's FC Career Mode lead developer, Andreas Wilsdorf, acknowledged the community's desire for kit editing but cited licensing complexities, expressing hope for its potential inclusion in the future.
- Console Player Limitations: While PC players can use external tools to design and import custom kits, console players lack such options, making an official in-game kit editor or retro kit catalog a high priority for the community.
A highly requested feature for EA Sports FC's Career Mode has been brought to life in a brilliant new concept by @EAFCconcepts, visualizing how kit changes could work in the upcoming FC27.
Kit Changes Community Concept & EA Developer Response
The EA FC community has long asked for the ability to change a club's kits at the end of every season to keep long-term Career Mode saves feeling fresh and realistic. The new concept showcases a menu where players could customize their team's kits for the new season. To navigate the licensing rules, the concept suggests a system where the manufacturer and sponsor logos must remain the same, but the player can freely change the underlying design, patterns, and accent colors.
Another proposed solution in the concept is the return of a classic kit catalog, allowing players to unlock and use a variety of official retro kits from a club's history for the new season.
Interestingly, this popular idea is actually on EA's radar. Recently, FC Career Mode lead developer Andreas Wilsdorf responded to a fan on X regarding the potential for kit editing. Wilsdorf stated that while it is on their wishlist, it is "not as easy with how licensing works and expectations around kits." However, he provided a glimmer of hope by adding that it is "definitely something I would love to see at one point in our game."
PC players can use the fantastic web-based FIFA Kit Creator to design and import their own bespoke kits, and/or download mods with different kits. However, console players are left entirely without options, making an official in-game kit editor or a retro kit catalog a massive priority for the community.
Create your own kits now with Kit Creator on fifakitcreator.com
Would you like to see kit changes added to EA FC27 Career Mode? Let us know in the comments.
Saudi Side Al-Nahda Club Unveils Brand-New Minimalist Logo
Saudi club Al-Nahda has officially revealed a brand-new visual identity and logo, moving away from its long-standing traditional emblem in favor of a sleek, ultra-modern aesthetic for the 26-27 season and beyond. Thanks to @MidanAlAtqam.
The new crest adopts a sharp shield silhouette executed in the club's signature black and sky blue colorway. At the core of the design is an abstract, interlocking geometric structure forming stylized vertical lines and an angular motif, accompanied by the club's founding year, 1949, at the bottom. This marks a radical departure from the previous ornate crest, which was packed with intricate elements including Arabic calligraphy, a classic football, a torch, and a handshake.
According to club chairman Ibrahim Al-Mowalad, the rebrand encapsulates Al-Nahda's journey through heritage, belonging, and future ambition. The drastic makeover has generated significant debate among fans, dividing those who appreciate the streamlined modern look and those who feel it strips away the detailed regional identity of the original crest.
Adidas Juventus 26-27 EQT Collection Spotted in Stores
New in-store images have surfaced showcasing the upcoming Adidas Juventus 26-27 EQT collection. First leaked earlier in the year, the 1990s-inspired lifestyle line is now arriving at retail locations, delivering a heavy dose of nostalgia for Bianconeri supporters. Thanks to @La_Bianconera.
The standout feature across the entire capsule is the return of Juventus' classic oval crest, placed front and center alongside retro Adidas branding. The collection is built around iconic 90s Equipment cutlines, highlighted by a color-blocked nylon track top and matching pants featuring bold geometric panels in black, white, and soft purple-grey tones. Alongside the tracksuit, the lineup includes a clean white tee with angular shoulder inserts and a shiny grey striped retro jersey.
3 Nike Mercurial 26-27 Boots Leaked: Kobe 'Mambacurial', White / Teal & United Pack
Headlining the leak is the striking Nike Mercurial Kobe 'Mambacurial' special edition. Drawing inspiration from the iconic 2013 crossover between the Mercurial Vapor 9 and Kobe 8, the boots feature a vivid pink, purple, and orange gradient upper complemented by volt accents and an iridescent soleplate. Also shown is a crisp white and teal colorway, set to serve as Nike's final regular on-pitch Mercurial pack of the calendar year with a scheduled release around December 2026 or January 2027. Rounding out the trio is the latest United Pack edition, which combines a light blue base with metallic silver heel graphics and bright orange accents along the Swoosh outline.
Shakhtar Donetsk to Feature 'Invest in Ukraine' Sponsor Message in Champions League
Shakhtar Donetsk will sport an updated sponsor look during their 26-27 UEFA Champions League campaign. The Ukrainian champions will wear the slogan "Invest in Ukraine" printed directly below the logo of their principal sponsor, SCM, throughout the league phase of Europe's premier club competition.
The initiative is led by SCM (System Capital Management), the industrial and investment group owned by club president Rinat Akhmetov.
Shakhtar will play at least eight matches during the expanded Champions League league phase, hosting their home fixtures in London at Stamford Bridge.
