EA FC 27 adds a new set of Club Objectives: goals your whole club works on together, and some of them count what members do even when you’re not playing side by side. They’re also where your club’s fans come from in FC 27. This guide explains the three types, how to get fans, what Club reputation still does, and what the rewards are.
Everything below is checked against EA’s own FC 27 articles. Where EA hasn’t published something (fan numbers, reputation levels), we say so and label community data as community data.
What are Club Objectives in FC 27?
EA introduced Club Objectives in its Grounds Deep Dive as a way for clubmates to “progress together”. There are two kinds of goal:
- Shared achievements in Clubs. EA’s example is winning five League matches as a club.
- Combined progress across The Grounds. EA’s example is collectively winning 50 1v1 matches. Every member’s 1v1 wins count toward the same total, so you can help the club on a night when nobody else is online.
That second kind is the real change. In older games, most club progress came from playing together. In FC 27, small-sided games in The Grounds can push your club forward too.
| Type | What it is | Rewards (EA) |
|---|---|---|
| Club Milestones | Long-term goals for the club, in Bronze, Silver and Gold groups | Fans, which boost your Club reputation |
| Club Weeklies and Seasonals | Weekly and seasonal goals to complete with clubmates | Amps, Consumables and Coins |
| Elite Objectives | Special objectives for clubs in the Elite Division | Extra rewards (EA hasn’t listed them) |
Club Milestones: Bronze, Silver and Gold
Club Milestones are the long game. EA describes them as long-term objectives you complete as a club, split into Bronze, Silver and Gold categories, and they’re the objectives that earn fans for your Club reputation.
EA hasn’t published the full list of Milestones, how many fans each one gives, or what you get for finishing a whole category. A few community guides list numbers, but none of them shows where the figures come from, so we’re not repeating them here. Check the Milestone screen in game: each objective shows its own fan reward.
Club Weeklies and Seasonals
Weeklies and Seasonals are the objectives that pay out items. EA says completing them with your clubmates earns Amps, Consumables and Coins:
- Amps are temporary boosts for your archetype in stadium matches and in-world Rush.
- Consumables give Archetype XP, either instantly or as a multiplier.
- Coins are Grounds Coins, which you spend in the stores.
Our guide to Amps and consumables explains how each item works. As the names suggest, Weeklies run for a week and Seasonals for a game season (Season 1 ends on 22 October 2026), but EA hasn’t given the exact reset times for Club objectives.
Elite Objectives
Elite Objectives are only for clubs in the Elite Division, the top of the League ladder. EA’s stated reason is to give clubs “a reason to keep playing and earning once reaching Elite”: in past games, a club that reached Elite had little to play for until the next Playoffs. EA hasn’t listed the rewards yet. Our Leagues and Playoffs guide explains the divisions and how promotion works.
How to get fans in Pro Clubs (FC 27)
Club Milestones are the confirmed source of fans in FC 27. EA says so directly, so the surest way to grow your fan count is to work through the Milestones.
Community trackers also say your fan count rises when your club performs in matches, which is how fans worked in FC 26: community guides said every match brought in some, and wins brought in more. EA hasn’t confirmed this for FC 27, so treat it as likely rather than certain.
In practice:
- Open the Milestones and pick the nearest ones. Some will be close to done from matches you’ve already played.
- Play League matches as a club. They count toward shared Milestones (EA’s “win five League matches” example) and, if FC 26 is anything to go by, add fans of their own.
- Use the combined objectives. If an objective counts 1v1 wins or goals across The Grounds, everyone in the club can chip in between League sessions.
Club reputation, Facilities and Club Rating
Do fans and reputation still exist in FC 27?
Yes. EA’s Grounds Deep Dive says Club Milestones earn “fans to boost your Club reputation”, and Red Bull’s FC 27 Clubs guide says the My Club tab lets you view your reputation and upgrade your Facilities. So fans, reputation and Facilities are all still in the game, even though EA hasn’t explained how they connect in FC 27.
What reputation did in FC 26
EA hasn’t published FC 27’s reputation levels, so here is how it worked in FC 26, as a guide to what to expect:
| FC 26 Clubs | How it worked |
|---|---|
| Reputation levels | Level 1 for a new club, up to Level 10 (Level 10 needed 50 million fans, community data) |
| Facility Budget | 1 million at Level 1, 1.5 million at Level 5, 2.5 million at Level 10 (community data) |
| Player Facilities | Attribute boosts and PlayStyles for your human players |
| AI Facilities | Attribute boosts for AI teammates by position group (new in FC 26, EA) |
| Shared budget | Player and AI Facilities draw from the same budget (EA) |
In FC 27, community trackers report that Facilities are still split into player and AI sections and that you can now buy, sell, upgrade and downgrade them, where FC 26 only allowed upgrades. EA hasn’t confirmed the FC 27 budgets or levels, so we’ll update this section once we’ve checked the reputation screen in game.
EA also says your Clubs Stadium and Clubhouse entrance update based on your club’s customization and identity. That’s about the look of your club, and EA doesn’t tie it to reputation specifically. Our kits and customization guide covers what you can change.
Is there a Club Rating?
Not as a separate stat EA talks about for FC 27 Clubs. Your club’s standing is shown by your division on the League ladder and your Skill Rating, which EA uses for the Clubs leaderboard. Both are explained in our Playoffs and divisions guide, and you can see the top 100 Pro Clubs teams on our leaderboard. Back in FIFA 17 we wrote about getting a “five star club”; we haven’t seen that star system in any FC 27 source.
Club Objective rewards at a glance
| Reward | Where it comes from | What it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Fans | Club Milestones (EA); match results (community, unconfirmed) | Club reputation (in FC 26 it set your Facility Budget) |
| Amps | Club Weeklies and Seasonals | Temporary boosts in stadium matches and in-world Rush |
| Consumables | Club Weeklies and Seasonals | Faster archetype leveling |
| Coins | Club Weeklies and Seasonals | Amps, Consumables and cosmetics in the stores |
| Extra rewards | Elite Objectives | Not listed by EA yet |
On top of Club Objectives, your own Grounds and Mentor Objectives pay AXP, Season Pass progress, Consumables and cosmetics, and EA says Club Tournaments and Playoffs give greater rewards than regular matches. More on leveling in how to get skill points in FC 27.
Tips for completing Club Objectives faster
- 01Check the objectives before every session. Knowing that the club needs League wins or 1v1 wins this week changes what you queue for.
- 02Stack them with your own objectives. EA’s tip for The Grounds is to stack objectives. A 1v1 win can count for a Mentor objective and a Club objective at once.
- 03Play 1v1s while you wait. Waiting for your club to get online? Combined objectives make solo small-sided games useful for the whole club.
- 04Play League matches together. Shared objectives, promotion and (if FC 26 is a guide) fans all come from League play.
- 05Enter Club Tournaments when they’re live. EA says they pay greater rewards than regular matches, and they come with their own Objectives.
- 06Pick one main club. You can be in up to three clubs, but EA hasn’t said whether your combined progress counts for all of them. Focus on the club that matters most.
Short of players to finish them? Our guide to the Pro Clubs Discord helps you find teammates, and Club Tournaments and House Rules explains the events that pay the most.
FAQ
How do you get fans in Pro Clubs in FC 27?
By completing Club Milestones, the Bronze, Silver and Gold long-term objectives. EA confirms they earn fans for your Club reputation. Community trackers say match results add fans too, as they did in FC 26, but EA hasn’t confirmed that for FC 27.
What does Club reputation do in FC 27?
Reputation grows with your fans, and the My Club menu still has Reputation and Facilities. In FC 26 a higher reputation level raised your Facility Budget, which paid for attribute boosts for human and AI players. EA hasn’t published the FC 27 levels yet.
Do Club Objectives count if I play on my own?
Some do. EA says certain objectives track your club’s combined progress across different experiences, such as collectively winning 50 1v1 matches, so your solo games count toward those.
What rewards do Club Objectives give?
Milestones give fans. Weeklies and Seasonals give Amps, Consumables and Coins. Elite Objectives give extra rewards to Elite Division clubs.
Where do I find Club Objectives in FC 27?
EA hasn’t documented the exact screen. Your own Grounds objectives are in the Objectives tab of the World Map, and the Season Pass is in the FC Hub. Club Objectives are part of Clubs, so look in your club menus (My Club, or at the Clubhouse). We’ll add the exact path once we’ve checked it in game.
Sources
Checked on 9 October 2026:
- EA SPORTS: FC 27 The Grounds & Clubs Deep Dive (Club Objectives, Milestones, fans and reputation, Elite Objectives, stadium and Clubhouse identity), FC 27 Launch Update Pitch Notes (greater rewards in Club Tournaments and Playoffs, Season 1) and How to Get Started in The Grounds and Clubs (objective types, stacking)
- EA SPORTS: FC 26 Clubs Deep Dive (AI Facilities and the shared Facility Budget in FC 26)
- EA Help: How to use Premium Pass (Objectives in the World Map, Season Pass in the FC Hub)
- Red Bull: How to play Pro Clubs in EA FC 27 (My Club: reputation and Facilities)
- Pro Clubs HQ: FC 27 Club Objectives (what EA hasn’t said)
- fcclub.gg: FC 27 Club Progression (Facilities actions in FC 27, community analysis)
- proleague.de: FC 26 Clubs Facility guide (FC 26 reputation levels and budgets) and Magic Game World: How to grow your club’s reputation in FC 26 (fans from every match in FC 26); both community data