FIFA Manager — серия футбольных менеджеров, издаваемых компанией Electronic Arts и разработанных преимущественно немецкой студией Bright Future. Серия берёт начало от более ранних проектов EA Sports, включая FIFA Soccer Manager (1997) и несколько выпусков The FA Premier League Football Manager, прежде чем трансформироваться в Total Club Manager с 2002 года и получить название FIFA Manager начиная с издания 2006 года. Игроки берут на себя роль менеджера футбольного клуба, управляя тактикой, трансферами, тренировочным процессом и развитием клубной инфраструктуры. Серия дебютировала в Германии с выпуском Fussball Manager 2002 в качестве тестового релиза, получив положительные отзывы и открыв путь к международному распространению.
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