Football Manager 25 has been canceled after two delays, leaving the series without an entry for 2025. Developer Sports Interactive announced

The fateful announcement went up on official Football Manager social media channels, with a brief explanation that "following extensive internal discussion and careful considerati

The annual release of a Football Manager game is a comforting part of the natural progression of time, even as someone who has never played one, nor ever will. Originally called Championship Manager,

Sports Interactive has officially cancelled Football Manager 25 after its release was delayed by months from the series' usual launch window. In its announcement, the developer said that it made the decision after an extensive discussion with Sega,

Sega’s quarterly earnings revealed that after two delays, this year’s Football Manager isn’t coming: “Whilst many areas of the game have hit our targets, the overarching player experience and interface is not where we need it to be.

Sega and Sports Interactive have scrapped Football Manager 25, and will now refocus on getting ready for the series'

SEGA has cancelled its Football Manager 25 project with all focus now shifted to delivering Football Manager 26 later in the year.

Sega has canceled Football Manager 25, with developer Sports Interactive's focus now shifting to the next game in the series instead.

Football Manager was once one of the year's most reliable annual sights, alongside Call of Duty or EA's now-off-brand FIFA, but for the first time in two decades, the next entry has been officially canceled.

Football Manager 2025 has finally been scrapped after two previous delays, with Sports Interactive now set to focus on the 2026 release. FM25 had previously been teased as the biggest leap forward for the popular video game series,