FIFA 21: Every Premier League Club's Transfer Budget In Career Mode

Ahead of FIFA 21's worldwide launch next month, every Premier League team's transfer budget in Career Mode has been revealed.

EA Sports have made a variety of changes to Career Mode this year for the "biggest update in a decade."

One thing that remains the same however is interest in how much every team has to spend when you first start a save.

Fifagamenews.com have compiled a list the budget's every team had in the FIFA 21 beta.

Check them out below, with the added caveat that they could be slightly tweaked for the game's launch on October 9.

Arsenal - £71.5 million

Aston Villa - £35.6 million

Brighton & Hove Albion £34.5 million

Burnley £26.1 million

Chelsea £72.5 million

Crystal Palace £28.3 million

Everton £48.2 million

Fulham £14.9 million

Leeds United £14.8 million

Leicester City £39.4 million

Liverpool £77.2 million

Manchester City £167 million

Manchester United £167.4 million

Newcastle United £29.9 million

Sheffield United £19.9 million

Southampton £30.2 million

Tottenham Hotspur £70.3 million

West Bromwich Albion £16.5 million

West Ham United £35.7 million

Wolverhampton Wanderers £40.3 million

There will be a way to bump a team's finances if you need a boost however.

Screenshots from @FCMC_ have shown you can now ask for up to £500 million at the start of any save thanks to the 'Financial Takeover.'

The 'Financial Takeover' has previously been purchasable in the EASFC Catalogue but it will now be available to free for everyone.

You can request £10 million, £100 million, £500 million or disable the feature altogether.

@FCMC_ also confirmed that other amounts can be requested.

EA explained in previous 'pitch notes' updates: "Within the setup of a new Career Mode save you can set the amount of cash you want your club to receive as part of financial takeover.

"Whether you want to give your club a whopping 500 million or start with next to nothing, you can customize your experience how you want to."

EA vice-president Nick Wlodyka told Goal that Career Mode has been improved this year thanks to fan input.

"The Career Mode is very important for this year.

"We've really made the biggest investments we've ever made to make sure we're delivering exactly what our players are asking for. We've had so much feedback over the past few years from our players wanting to see more things they can control in career mode.

"We listened to what they want to be able to do, things they haven't been able to do in the past."