FIFA 18 Career Mode Features Are So Advanced They Will Change the Game Forever

Game players can now experience every aspect of the real transfer market world from disloyal players to money-hungry agents through 3D player meetings.

Career mode fanatics have been waiting impatiently for much needed updates to their beloved feature on FIFA. 

With the FIFA 18 beta released earlier this month it has been revealed that the prayers of career mode users have been answered and a whole new range of features are set to vastly improve the game which will be released on September 29th. 

Game players can now experience every aspect of the real transfer market world from disloyal players to money-hungry agents through 3D player meetings.

FIFA 17 often left game players perplexed as their star striker announced his plans to leave the club, despite starting every game and finishing as top goalscorer. 

Now you can talk all of this over with the added feature of face to face meetings.

Transfer negotiations can also be carried out with this realistic humanized feature, managers can 'tap up' players to join their team and persuade certain players to leave their clubs, similar to what we have seen during this summer transfer window

Career mode users can pull all the strings during the Interactive Transfer Negotiations, just like Jose Mourinho talked NemanjaMatić into leaving Chelsea for Manchester United. 

As an extension of the Interactive Transfer Negotiations users also have the option to deal with player agents.

Creating relationships with player representatives has become a huge part of the modern game and FIFA 18 will reflect this through long story dialogues with conversations between agents.

Therefore if done correctly you should find it easier to lure big name players to smaller clubs and negotiate down on wage demands with the right conversation choices.

Lastly, breaking news presentations have been implemented into the new game and users have the opportunity to present their new signing(s) to the media.

Unfortunately it doesn't seem that unveilings of players can be made as humorous as clubs have done this summer... Maybe this is a good thing to stop the embarrassment that football transfers are becoming.