FIFA 19 budget: Transfer funds for EVERY Premier League team revealed

FIFA 19 budget news is beginning to emerge as EA Sports prepare to launch their newest edition of the best-selling football franchise.

Premier League team transfer kittys appear to have been leaked ahead of launch, with four teams given over £100million to splash in the game.

Manchester United failed to satisfy Jose Mourinho in the summer with a string of missed transfer targets, but his loss could be your gain.

The Red Devils will have almost £200m to spend in FIFA 19, while Liverpool fans could be in for a shock compared to other elite teams.

Express Sport has rounded up every Premier League team’s transfer budget on FIFA 19 according to fifagamenews.com.

Arsenal – £110,810,000

The Gunners made plenty of signings in the summer to reshape the squad, but a big budget will allow you to sign a marquee superstar.

Bournemouth – £41,627,000

Eddie Howe’s men spent big cash on Jefferson Lerma in the summer, but they still have plenty of resources to use up.

Brighton – £28,807,000

The Seagulls made some big investments over the summer to reduce the risk of second season syndrome. You won’t have too much left in the kitty.

Burnley – £39,657,000

Sean Dyche’s shrewd spending has kept Burnley afloat and thriving, but you will have the chance to make big changes.

Cardiff City – £28,667,000

Keeping the Bluebirds in the top flight will be a challenge, especially considering their modest budget.

Chelsea – £112,435,000

Maurizio Sarri’s delayed appointment slowed down progress over the summer, but big investments were made and there’s still room for improvements.

Crystal Palace – £42,471,000

Palace need a striker, and £42m will go a long way towards securing a top class striking talent.

Everton – £66,082,000

Taking the Toffees back among the elite teams will be a tough test. Their budget is high, but lacks the clout of the teams above them.

Fulham – £39,976,000

The Premier League new boys revolutionised their squad in the summer, but there’s still enough left to unearth more gems.

Huddersfield – £30,800,000

David Wagner made improvements to his team, but £30m will need to stretch a long way to add real quality to the Terriers’ ranks.

Leicester City – £51,788,000

The Foxes made some big moves in the summer, but they have plenty of the Riyad Mahrez money left over for improvements.

Liverpool – £94,010,000

Fans on Merseyside may be disappointed to see a budget under the £100m mark, but big summer investments have taken up a huge chunk of the budget.

Manchester City – £176,002,000

City’s near-endless cash reserves will have many fans flocking to the reigning champions.

Manchester United – £195,362,000

Jose Mourinho missed out on plenty of transfer targets over the summer, meaning you’ll have a staggering budget to play with on FIFA 19.

Newcastle United – £33,902,000

The natives are restless on Tyneside, with Rafa Benitez bringing in profits rather than top players. The in-game budget won’t be high.

Southampton – £42,693,000

The Saints spent big money on continental talents this summer, and have enough left to raid Europe in FIFA 19.

Tottenham – £79,681,000

Spurs infamously failed to make any additions to their squad over the summer, yet they won’t have massive cash to splash on the game. They’ll have a lovely stadium though.

Watford – £42,127,000

The Hornets seem to get by on a cycle of sacking managers and spending just about enough money on obscure talents. They have Richarlison cash in the bank.

West Ham – £65,223,000

Things are going well in the real world for the Hammers, but £100m worth of talent plus another £65m in the kitty will make them an attractive option in virtual terms.

Wolves – £56,848,000

Last season’s Championship champions have notoriously close ties with super-agent Jorge Mendes, but you’ll be able to scout beyond Portugal with a big budget in the game.