A solution lies in building robust historical record-keeping into FC 26. Each player could have a dedicated profile charting FC 26 Coins season-by-season stats: matches played, goals, assists, minutes, and positions used. Clubs and managers could also have legacy pages with detailed recaps of each season — including final standings, cup results, player awards, and major transfers.

This addition would do more than just track stats. It would add narrative weight to every decision. Signing a promising 17-year-old striker would be more satisfying if, years later, you could look back and see how they became a club legend. Failing to win promotion would sting a bit more if you had a clear historical record of just how close you came. It’s these emotional highs and lows that give Career Mode staying power.

What makes this kind of system even more appealing is that it doesn’t need to be intrusive. A simple menu option labeled “Club History” or “Player Career” could house all the relevant information. Filters could let you dive deep — viewing data by season, player, competition, or team — or simply skim summaries. Whether you're a casual fan or a stat-loving perfectionist, the system would enhance your experience.

EA could take things a step further by weaving historical data into the game world. Commentary teams could reference past achievements. Broadcast visuals could display career records. Storylines in press conferences or fan feedback could change based on your long-term history. All of this would make Career Mode feel reactive and alive.

Even aesthetic additions like a virtual trophy cabinet, hall of fame, or timeline of major events would be welcome. These features don’t just improve immersion — they reward investment. Players want to feel like the hours they spend building a club and shaping its identity mean something. Historical tracking turns accomplishments into permanent fixtures in Fut 26 Coins the game world.