Football Manager 27 Touch launches on Apple Arcade on November 10, 2026. The Apple version of Sports Interactive’s management sim will run on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, and it arrives on the same day as the main Football Manager 27 release on PC and console.
Sports Interactive announced the date on the Football Manager website. Players can continue saves from past Football Manager titles, and the cloud keeps a career in sync as you move between devices. Sports Interactive notes that visuals on Apple TV vary depending on your hardware.
Football Manager 26 Touch Players Get the Update Automatically
There is no new download to hunt for. On November 10, the existing Football Manager 26 Touch page on the App Store updates to Football Manager 27 Touch on its own. Anyone with a career already running can pick it back up from there.
Sports Interactive lists changes to the iPhone Skin, Recruitment, and Match Preparation among the new additions, with deeper breakdowns planned ahead of launch. The studio has not said yet what changes in each area. Football Manager 26 Touch itself arrived on Apple Arcade on November 4, 2025, with the Premier League fully licensed and women’s football added.
Football Manager 27 launches globally on November 10 on Steam, Epic Games, and the Xbox PC app, including Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Football Manager 27 Console for Xbox and PlayStation 5 and Football Manager 27 Mobile on Netflix share the same date, with more platform details still to come.
Sports Interactive has detailed several changes for the main game so far, including smarter navigation that cuts down on clicks, Cup Draws, Transfer Deadline Day, and an overhauled news feed. Match day upgrades are also on the way. The main game also gets a Launch Preview version, playable one to two weeks before the street date.
Apple Arcade costs $6.99 per month in the United States, or $49.99 per year, and new subscribers get a one-month free trial. Buying a new iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV adds three months free, and the service lists more than 200 games.
