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Training is a primary navigation section in FM27, alongside Portal, Squad, Tactics, Recruitment and Club. Selecting it takes the player directly to the tra

Training

Training is a primary navigation section in FM27, alongside Portal, Squad, Tactics, Recruitment and Club. Selecting it takes the player directly to the training area, which includes improved secondary navigation and may be managed personally or delegated to backroom staff.

Evidence: 8 community-reported · Last verified: 2026-11-11 · Sources: 2

Training is a primary navigation section in Football Manager 27 Mobile, giving you direct access to the training area rather than making you work through an overview first. You can manage training personally or delegate it to your backroom staff, then use the secondary navigation to move between training screens.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Open Training from the primary menu

Select Training from the primary navigation, alongside Portal, Squad, Tactics, Recruitment and Club. This takes you directly to the training area, reducing the steps needed to reach its information and actions.

Use the navigation menu rather than looking for an overview tile to enter Training. Tiles primarily present information; the primary and secondary menus handle navigation.

2. Find the training screen you need

Once inside Training, use the secondary navigation to locate the specific area you want to view. Its clearer signposting is intended to make individual areas easier to find.

When you need to move to another training screen, use the toggle button. This lets you switch within the training area without returning to the overview and finding a relevant tile again. For routine navigation, the useful distinction is simple: the primary menu gets you into Training, while the secondary navigation helps you move around inside it.

3. Decide who manages training

Choose whether you want hands-on control or prefer your backroom staff to handle training. Both approaches are supported; the choice should reflect which managerial tasks you want to spend time on.

To set your responsibilities:

  1. Open Club.
  2. Go to Responsibilities.
  3. Review the training responsibilities.
  4. Keep control yourself or assign them to backroom staff.

The introductory guidance recommends tailoring responsibilities around the areas you enjoy, leaving other tasks to staff if you prefer to concentrate on match days. It also notes that responsibility assignments influence the pace and direction of your save from the outset. [src-84cde24e42]

Check Your Training Facilities

Alongside deciding who manages training, review the resources available at your club. The Club Profile screen provides an overview of Training and Youth Facilities, as well as Stadium and Corporate facilities. [src-84cde24e42]

Use that overview to establish your club’s starting position before setting long-term development expectations. The supplied guidance stresses that not every club has a world-class training ground and recommends understanding the current facilities when assessing player identification and development. [src-84cde24e42]

If the facilities do not match your long-term ambitions, consider engaging with the board about investment. The material supports discussing improvements, but does not provide an exact request sequence, approval conditions, costs or completion times. [src-84cde24e42]

Practical Tips

  • Use menus for movement and tiles for information. Training’s navigation is designed around direct access and clearly signposted secondary screens.
  • Use the toggle for consecutive checks. You do not need to return to the overview each time you move between training screens.
  • Set responsibilities deliberately. Managing training yourself and delegating it are alternative approaches, not a required progression.
  • Keep facilities in context. Review what your club currently has before setting development expectations or considering requests for investment. [src-84cde24e42]

What This Guide Can Verify

The available information establishes how to enter Training, navigate its screens, choose responsibility ownership and review facilities. It does not establish a recommended training schedule, intensity setting, drill sequence or guaranteed development outcome.

The supplementary training article discusses an FM27 Tactical Effectiveness system, but its excerpt does not explicitly establish Mobile-specific availability or operating steps. It therefore does not support a verified Mobile walkthrough for that system. [src-55d21be4a1]

Community-Reported Details

These facts come from community guides, videos or wikis. They are not official statements; verify in-game before relying on them.

Primary navigation section

destination

Training

evidence_type

official

primary_navigation_sections

  • Portal
  • Squad
  • Tactics
  • Recruitment
  • Training
  • Club

direct_access_behavior

The Training section takes the player directly to their training area when selected, reducing the number of steps needed to reach training information and actions.

secondary_navigation

Training has an improved secondary navigation system with clearer signposting for finding specific areas and a toggle button for quickly switching between screens within the training area without returning to the overview.

tile_function

In FM27, tiles are primarily used to present information rather than serve as the main navigation method; navigation to Training is handled through the primary and secondary menus.

staff_responsibility_delegation

Players can choose to handle training themselves or assign training responsibilities to backroom staff under Club > Responsibilities, depending on their preferred managerial approach.

Sources

November 11, 2026848 words5 min read