FC 27 POSITIONS

FC 27 Positions describe the player’s primary role and area of operation on the pitch.
FC 27 Position

All Positions


Each team fields eleven players, each assigned a specific position that defines their role and movement on the pitch.

GK Goalkeepers
Goalkeepers serve as the final line of defense, responsible for stopping the opposing team from scoring. They are the only players allowed to handle the ball with their hands and arms, but only within the 18-yard box. Goalkeepers wear distinct jerseys to stand out from outfield players and the referee.

RB LB Full-Backs
Full-backs play on either side of the center-backs, protecting the flanks from opposing wingers. Their duties include blocking crosses, intercepting passes into the box, managing throw-ins, and supporting attacks down the wings.

CB Centre-Backs
Central defenders anchor the heart of the defense. Their main job is to stop opposing strikers and clear the ball from dangerous areas. Strong positioning, aerial dominance, and tackling ability are key traits for this role.

CDM Defensive Midfielders
Positioned just ahead of the defense, defensive midfielders protect the back line by intercepting passes and winning tackles. They redirect play, cover advancing teammates, and maintain defensive balance when the team pushes forward.

CM Central Midfielders
Central midfielders connect defense and attack, influencing the tempo of the game. They contribute both offensively and defensively, supporting build-up play and recovering possession when needed.

CAM Attacking Midfielders
Attacking midfielders operate in advanced positions, using creativity and vision to unlock defenses. They are often the playmakers, providing through balls and assists for strikers.

RM LM Wide Midfielders
Right and left midfielders work along the wings, stretching the play and linking with both the full-backs and forwards. They must time their runs well and deliver accurate passes or crosses.

RW LW Wingers
Wingers use pace and dribbling to beat defenders down the flanks. They aim to create scoring chances by crossing or cutting inside to shoot.

ST Strikers
Strikers play closest to the opposition’s goal, focusing on scoring and creating chances. They need strong finishing, positioning, and physical presence to compete with defenders and capitalize on opportunities.
FC 26 Position

Position Abbreviations


There are twelve positions in FC 27. In the squad screen, each position is identified by its abbreviation.

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Positioning

Primary and Secondary Positions


In FC 27, every player has a primary position, representing their natural role or area on the field, such as central midfielder or left winger.

Additionally, players may have several secondary positions that reflect other roles they have performed in real life. These allow managers to place them in different areas without incurring any penalties. The updated system removes the previous limit of three secondary positions per player, offering greater freedom when building squads.

For wide players (RM, RW, LM, LW), FC 27 guarantees that their alternative positions always include the corresponding role on the same flank, providing expanded tactical flexibility without restrictions on the number of official positions a player can occupy.
Frequently Asked Questions
You no longer can change a player position.
Position Modifier Items were removed in Football Club 24.
In Ultimate Team, a player can have unlimited positions listed in his card. When out of position, he won’t have any individual chemistry and will potentially impact the chemistry of his team mates.
Yes. Select a player, tap R2/RT to switch from Growth to Position, and choose the position you want the player to learn.
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