FM27 player career history and every transfer in your save

Before signing someone in Football Manager 27, you want to know where he has been, how much he played and what he cost. During the window, you want to know who is buying what. MacLibero RT, the Mac app that reads your save, puts all of that in one place instead of ten game screens.

How do you see a player's career in FM27?

1. In MacLibero RT, click “Launch FM 27”, load your save, then click “Refresh from game” (⌘R).
2. Open the player's profile (from search, a club or a list).
3. Scroll to the “Career (league)” card.

The first read takes a few seconds while the app reads the game's database. After that, it is instant.

What does the career card show?

• At the top, the totals: apps, goals and number of clubs.
• One row per season, newest first: season, club, apps (M) and goals (B).
• Loans and youth spells are flagged: “(loan)”, “(youth)”.
• Under the club he left, the move: “fee:” followed by the amount, or “free transfer”.
• Click a club to open its profile.

These are league apps and goals, as on the game's History screen. Checked against a player in our test save: 19 apps, 1 goal, 3 clubs, exactly as FM 27 shows.

Why are some careers empty?

FM 27 does not keep career history in memory: it reads it from its database files. MacLibero RT reads the same files, outside the game. A player created by the game has no history in that database, and the card says so. Seasons played in your own save are not read yet either, which the card also notes under the table.

How do you see every transfer in your FM27 save?

1. In the sidebar, click “Transfers”.
2. Choose “Men” or “Women”, then the period: “This season”, “Last 12 months” or “All”.
3. Narrow it down with the “My club”, “Paid” and “Upcoming” checkboxes.

The table lists the date, the player, the selling club (“From”), the buying club (“To”), the fee (“Free” for a free transfer), the monthly wage and the expiry of the contract he signed. Every column sorts, and names open the profiles. Above the table: the number of transfers and their total value.

“Upcoming” shows arrivals dated after your save's current day: moves already scheduled, such as pre-contracts or loans ending.

Which clubs spend the most?

On the right, two cards rank clubs for the period and filters you chose: “Biggest spenders” and “Biggest sellers”. Handy for seeing at a glance who ruled the window.

The window shows each player's latest transfer (only one per player); loans are not included. Amounts are converted from the game's pounds.

Is it free?

Yes. Career history and transfers are part of MacLibero RT's free scouting, like hidden attributes and finding wonderkids. Only writing to the game needs a licence (€6.99 once for FM27, on up to 3 Macs: see pricing, comparison).

What next?

Spotted a player whose contract is running out? With a licence you can change a player's contract in FM27: wage, expiry, clauses and bonuses. And to develop a youngster you have just signed, read FM27 create a wonderkid.