DF11 FACES MEGAPACK FM26 - WOMEN'S EDITION 2026.00

The first official women's facepack for FM26

The launch of Football Manager 26 signals an exciting new era for women in football management.

Featuring over 36,000 female players from 14 leagues, the FM2026 database provides unmatched depth and realism in this latest edition of the Football Manager series.

After dedicating hundreds of hours in 2024 to creating a groundbreaking women's facepack that was ultimately not released for FM2025, we are thrilled to present our Football Manager Women's Facepack, featuring thousands of high-quality faces. Now freely available for use in FM26!

DF11 CLASSIC MEGAPACK V4

Women’s Football League Faces Included in V4:

1. NWSL (USA) Widely considered the strongest league in the world, with exceptional depth, athleticism, and global star players.

2. WSL (England)

   One of the fastest-growing leagues, featuring top clubs like Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester City, and attracting elite international talent.

3. Liga F (Spain) Rapidly rising in strength, driven by FC Barcelona’s dominance and Spain’s recent international success.

4. Première Ligue (France) The French Première Ligue for women is one of Europe’s strongest women’s football competitions, known for its high technical level and strong youth development.

5. Frauen-Bundesliga (Germany) Historically, one of the strongest leagues, with Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg consistently competing at the highest European level.

6. Serie A Women (Italy) Italy’s 'Serie A Femminile' is the country’s top-tier women’s football league, featuring professional clubs with strong ties to historic men’s teams. It combines tactical discipline and technical quality with a rapidly growing level of competitiveness and visibility.

7. Damallsvenskan (Sweden) A very competitive league with a strong development focus and long-standing reputation in women’s football.

8. WSL 2 (England) A highly competitive second-tier league that blends professional ambition with developing talent. It is known for its physical intensity, strong coaching standards, and its role as a key pathway to the Women’s Super League.

9. WE League (Japan) A highly technical and tactically refined competition, known for its emphasis on ball control, teamwork, and intelligent movement. While not as physically dominant as Europe’s top leagues, it stands out globally for its quality development system and consistent playing philosophy.

10. A-Liga (Denmark) Solid semi-professional to professional structure, producing competitive clubs and national-team-level players.

11. Ekstraliga (Poland) Improving league with growing investment, but still limited depth compared to the top European competitions.

12. Adran Premier (Wales) Mostly semi-professional, with a clear gap between top teams and the rest.

13. FA National Premier South (England) A lower-tier English league (below WSL and Championship), largely semi-professional.

14. Elitettan (Sweden) The second tier in Sweden is a strong development league, but clearly below the Damallsvenskan level.

15. A League (Lithuania) Developing competition with a limited professional infrastructure and international impact.

16. More/Other:

    In addition to the leagues mentioned above, multiple faces from Europe and Asia have also been added. (e.g., Italy, Czechia, Hong Kong, Iran, Armenia, Taiwan)