Any MLS updates coming to 2016?

[toychri]

Stadiums (I think I saw Seattle, so with Vancouver that makes two, meh), proper playoff and cup structure, etc.? Really hoping for a better MLS experience.

[Turbojugend]

I'm glad to see Centurylink Field but I really hope Providence Park makes the cut. I was in Portland on vacation a couple of weeks ago and that stadium is amazing. The matchday atmosphere rivals some Premier League clubs, and this is coming from a Galaxy supporter.

[rckabillyRaider]

Quote: Originally Posted by toychri

Stadiums (I think I saw Seattle, so with Vancouver that makes two, meh), proper playoff and cup structure, etc.? Really hoping for a better MLS experience.

The playoff structure has been correct. I'm sure they will add the 2 new clubs and the expanded playoff as well.

[Miles Perry]

I wish they'd add EVERY MLS stadium.. Would be a huge win for FIFA fans as well as the MLS... Could help benefit the game big time if people that play FIFA but don't watch the MLS saw how cool some of these stadiums are.

[brent3419]

id like for them to at least add gillette because it is in madden


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[Twenty Four]

A lot of MLS stadiums have been in previous EA titles like NCAA & Madden, would be nice to see them in FIFA.

[pencerm]

Overall I think the MLS was pretty much okay in '15. Obviously the expansion put a damper on things because starting a new career with an MLS team any time after the start of this MLS season felt incomplete with out NYC and Orlando.

The two things I'd like to see are (1) more real stadiums (or if you can't get the licenses to them all try and make the atmospheres a little better). I know The Columbus Crew aren't Madrid, but their games are LOUD and exciting. In FIFA I feel like it's a high school soccer match.

Also, (2) PLEASE update the transfer budgets. They're always set at $4 million (which is somewhat close to the MLS salary cap) but that's salary, not transfer budget. I don't expect to bring David Alaba to the Crew, but the MLS does make the occasional small splash. Signing Dos Santos to the Galaxy ($7 million transfer fee) would be IMPOSSIBLE in FIFA.

[PeruvianPlaya954]

Quote: Originally Posted by pencerm

Overall I think the MLS was pretty much okay in '15. Obviously the expansion put a damper on things because starting a new career with an MLS team any time after the start of this MLS season felt incomplete with out NYC and Orlando. The two things I'd like to see are (1) more real stadiums (or if you can't get the licenses to them all try and make the atmospheres a little better). I know The Columbus Crew aren't Madrid, but their games are LOUD and exciting. In FIFA I feel like it's a high school soccer match. Also, (2) PLEASE update the transfer budgets. They're always set at $4 million (which is somewhat close to the MLS salary cap) but that's salary, not transfer budget. I don't expect to bring David Alaba to the Crew, but the MLS does make the occasional small splash. Signing Dos Santos to the Galaxy ($7 million transfer fee) would be IMPOSSIBLE in FIFA.

Going to be like that for some time, especially with Atlanta United and LAFC joining in 2017, possibly Miami and Minnesota in 2018.