Updated September 26, 2026
Club Milestones are one of the main ways to build your Club's reputation in EA FC 27.
Unlike short-term objectives, Milestones are designed around long-term Club progress. As your Club completes them, you earn Fans, which help increase your Club Reputation. Higher Reputation can then give your Club a larger Facilities budget and improve other parts of the Club experience.
The system is especially important now that The Grounds acts as the home of Clubs in FC 27, with your Club's reputation visibly affecting its surroundings, including fans, the Clubhouse, stadium progression, and Club banners.
This EA FC 27 Club Milestones guide explains how the system works, how Fans increase Reputation, what the Bronze, Silver and Gold categories mean, and what you should focus on when developing a new Club.
Quick Answer
Club Milestones are long-term objectives that your entire Club works toward in EA FC 27.
The progression works like this:
Club Milestones → Fans → Club Reputation → larger Facilities budget and Club progression
For example, one Milestone rewards 100,000 Fans for scoring 50 goals in Clubs League.
Milestones are divided into:
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
Completing an entire category currently provides:
- Bronze: 1 million Fans
- Silver: 2 million Fans
- Gold: 4 million Fans
Fans are important because they contribute toward your Club's Reputation. As Reputation increases, your Club can receive a larger Facilities budget, while your Club's development is also reflected throughout The Grounds.
📋 Table of Contents
- Quick Answer
- What Are Club Milestones in EA FC 27?
- How Club Milestones Increase Reputation
- How to Earn Fans for Your Club
- Bronze, Silver and Gold Club Milestones
- How Much Reputation Can Your Club Reach?
- What Club Reputation Unlocks
- How Facilities Budget Works
- Club Milestones vs Weekly, Seasonal and Elite Objectives
- Common Club Milestone Mistakes
- Build Reputation While You Play Normally
- EA FC 27 Club Milestones FAQ
What Are Club Milestones in EA FC 27?
Club Milestones are long-term objectives that track achievements made by your Club.
Unlike objectives that reset regularly, Milestones are intended to represent your Club's longer-term progression.
Examples include shared Club achievements such as reaching specific win or scoring totals.
The important part is that Club Milestones are shared Club progression.
Different members can contribute toward the same objective, so your entire Club can make progress even when everyone isn't playing together.
EA divides Club Objectives into three broad categories:
- Club Milestones — long-term Club objectives that award Fans, which increase Club Reputation.
- Weekly and Seasonal Objectives — shorter-term objectives that can provide rewards such as Amps, consumables and Coins.
- Elite Objectives — special objectives associated with Clubs in the Elite Division.
This distinction matters because not every Club Objective is designed to increase your Reputation.
If you're specifically trying to grow your Club, the Milestones section is the one to pay attention to.
How Club Milestones Increase Reputation
The easiest way to understand the system is to think of Fans as the progression behind your Club's Reputation.
1. Complete Club Milestones
Your Club completes long-term objectives by playing matches and reaching shared targets.
2. Earn Fans
Completing Milestones awards Fans to the Club.
Some individual Milestones can provide substantial Fan rewards. For example, reaching 50 goals in Clubs League awards 100,000 Fans.
3. Build Club Reputation
Your accumulated Fans contribute to your Club's Reputation level.
4. Increase your Facilities budget
As your Reputation grows, your Club can receive a larger budget for Facilities.
5. Improve your Club
Facilities can provide attribute bonuses and PlayStyles, while your Club's growing reputation is also represented visually throughout The Grounds.
So Reputation isn't simply a player-stat boost.
Instead, it forms part of a larger Club progression system:
Milestones → Fans → Reputation → Facilities budget → Club upgrades
How to Earn Fans for Your Club
Club Milestones are one of the main ways to earn Fans, but they aren't the only source.
Complete Club Milestones
Check your available Milestones and identify objectives that naturally overlap with how your Club already plays.
For example, if your Club regularly plays League matches, objectives involving League wins or goals can progress naturally without requiring you to change your playstyle.
Progress Through the Clubs League
League progression can also provide Fans as your Club moves through the divisions.
A new Club starts in Division 5, with progression taking you through higher divisions toward the Elite Division.
Promotions can award additional Fans, making League progression useful alongside Milestone completion.
Play Playoffs
Playoff progression can also contribute Fans.
Playoffs are therefore useful for Club progression beyond simply completing regular League matches.
If your Club is already pushing through the League system, you can work toward League progression, Playoffs and Milestones at the same time.
Play as a Club
One of the biggest advantages of Club Milestones is that progress is shared.
Different Club members can contribute toward objectives, even when they are not playing together.
This makes long-term Milestones particularly useful for Clubs whose members play at different times.
Bronze, Silver and Gold Club Milestones
Club Milestones are organized into three tiers:
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
The tiers represent different stages of long-term Club progression.
More importantly, completing an entire tier provides a large Fan reward.
| Milestone Tier | Fans for Completing the Group |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 1,000,000 Fans |
| Silver | 2,000,000 Fans |
| Gold | 4,000,000 Fans |
These rewards are separate from the Fan rewards attached to individual Milestones.
For example, an individual objective such as reaching 50 Clubs League goals can award 100,000 Fans, while completing the entire Bronze group provides another large progression reward.
Should You Chase Gold Milestones Immediately?
Not necessarily.
Gold Milestones are part of the longer-term Club progression system, so trying to force every Gold requirement immediately can be less efficient than simply playing the modes your Club already enjoys.
A better approach is to:
- Check your current Milestones.
- Identify objectives that overlap with your normal matches.
- Complete easy or naturally progressing objectives first.
- Let harder Milestones build gradually.
- Use League and Playoff progression to work toward additional Club rewards.
The system is designed around cumulative Club progress rather than completing everything in a single session.
How Much Reputation Can Your Club Reach?
The full Fan requirements for every Reputation level are not clearly exposed in the available Club progression information, so it is better not to rely on unofficial level tables that fill in missing numbers.
However, several higher Reputation milestones provide useful reference points.
Reputation Level 7
At 10 million Fans, the Club reaches Reputation Level 7.
At this point, the Facilities budget shown is 1.9 million, while the AI squad rating is 86.
Reputation Level 8
Reputation Level 8 increases the available Facilities budget to 2.1 million.
Reputation Level 9
At Reputation Level 9, the Facilities budget reaches 2.3 million, with an 88-rated AI squad shown alongside it.
Reputation Level 10
The highest currently documented level reaches:
- 50 million Fans
- 2.5 million Facilities budget
- 88 AI squad rating
The important takeaway isn't simply reaching a particular number.
Higher Reputation gives your Club access to a larger Facilities budget, giving managers more room to customize how the Club develops.
What Club Reputation Unlocks
Reputation affects more than a number on your Club profile.
Your Club's reputation is also reflected in the development of The Grounds.
As your Club's reputation grows, you can see its presence reflected through things such as:
- More supporters wearing your Club's kits
- Improved Clubhouses
- Stadium progression
- Club banners appearing throughout the district
This makes Reputation part of the wider identity of your Club rather than just another progression meter.
Your Facilities budget also grows as the Club develops.
That's important because Facilities can provide gameplay-related bonuses.
How Facilities Budget Works
Facilities are Club upgrades that can provide attribute bonuses and PlayStyles.
The important distinction is:
Reputation doesn't simply add attributes directly to your Pro.
Instead, higher Club progression can increase your Facilities budget, allowing the Club to invest in Facilities that provide different bonuses.
For example, Facilities can provide boosts to attributes such as:
- Acceleration
- Reactions
- Balance
- Ball Control
- Vision
- Short Passing
- Long Passing
- Interceptions
Some Facilities can also provide PlayStyles.
That means two Clubs with similar players can potentially use their Facilities budgets differently depending on the type of team they want to build.
Example: A 2.5 Million Facilities Budget
With a maximum budget of 2.5 million, one possible allocation can use:
- 1.2 million
- 1.2 million
- 100,000
for a total of 2.5 million.
The exact Facilities you choose will depend on your Club's preferred style and which bonuses your players need.
Facilities can also be changed, allowing Clubs to adjust their setup rather than being permanently locked into their first choices.
For more information about staying connected to your Clubmates in The Grounds, see our EA FC 27 The Grounds Connection Guide: Fix Ping, Hot Join & Rejoin Friends.
Club Milestones vs Weekly, Seasonal and Elite Objectives
One of the easiest ways to get confused by Club progression is assuming every objective has the same purpose.
They don't.
Club Milestones
These are your long-term Club progression objectives.
They are divided into:
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
Their key rewards include Fans, which contribute to Club Reputation.
Weekly and Seasonal Objectives
These are designed around shorter-term progression.
They can provide rewards such as:
- Amps
- Consumables
- Coins
They shouldn't be treated as replacements for Club Milestones when your goal is specifically to build Reputation.
Elite Objectives
Elite Objectives are aimed at Clubs competing in the Elite Division.
They provide additional rewards and give established Clubs reasons to continue pursuing objectives after reaching the top level of League progression.
The Simple Rule
If you're asking:
"How do I increase my Club's Reputation?"
Focus on:
Club Milestones + Fans + League/Playoff progression
If you're asking:
"How do I get other Club rewards?"
Check Weekly, Seasonal and Elite Objectives as well.
Common Club Milestone Mistakes
Ignoring the Milestones Menu
It's easy to focus entirely on matches and forget about your Club's long-term objectives.
Check your Milestones regularly so you know which activities are contributing toward larger Fan rewards.
Chasing Objectives That Don't Fit Your Club
Not every objective needs to be forced.
If your Club mostly plays League matches, prioritize Milestones that naturally progress through League games instead of repeatedly changing modes just to chase a single objective.
Confusing Pro XP With Club Reputation
Your Pro has its own progression systems.
Playing matches can earn progression toward your individual Pro, while Club Milestones contribute to the Club's shared progression.
Don't assume that an AXP or Pro XP reward automatically increases Club Reputation.
They are separate progression systems.
Treating Facilities as Direct Reputation Rewards
Reputation doesn't simply hand your Pro a collection of attribute boosts.
The progression is better understood as:
Fans → Reputation → Facilities budget → Facilities → gameplay bonuses
That distinction becomes important when deciding where your Club's budget should go.
Spending All Your Attention on Short-Term Objectives
Weekly and Seasonal Objectives can be useful, but they shouldn't make you forget the long-term Milestone system.
If your objective is to grow the Club's Reputation, keep your long-term Milestones visible while you play.
Build Reputation While You Play Normally
The most practical way to approach Club Milestones is to let them overlap with your normal Club activities.
A typical progression loop can look like this:
Play League matches → score and win → progress Milestones → earn Fans → increase Reputation → unlock more Facilities budget → improve your Club
Your Club doesn't need to turn every match into an objective-grinding session.
Instead, check which Milestones are already close to completion and let your normal matches push them over the line.
As your Club moves through the League and Playoffs, those activities can also contribute to your wider Fan progression.
If you regularly play with the same Clubmates, combining normal League matches with your shared Milestones is one of the simplest ways to build progress without constantly changing modes.
EA FC 27 Club Milestones FAQ
What are Club Milestones in EA FC 27?
Club Milestones are long-term shared objectives for Clubs. They are divided into Bronze, Silver and Gold categories and reward Fans that contribute to Club Reputation.
How do you increase Club Reputation in FC 27?
Complete Club Milestones and earn Fans. League and Playoff progression can also contribute Fans to your Club.
How many Fans does Bronze give?
Completing the entire Bronze Milestone group provides 1 million Fans.
How many Fans does Silver give?
Completing the entire Silver Milestone group provides 2 million Fans.
How many Fans does Gold give?
Completing the entire Gold Milestone group provides 4 million Fans.
What is the maximum Club Reputation level?
The currently documented top level is Reputation Level 10, associated with 50 million Fans and a 2.5 million Facilities budget.
What happens when Club Reputation increases?
Higher Reputation can increase your Club's Facilities budget and is reflected visually throughout The Grounds. Your Club can gain a larger visible presence through supporters wearing Club kits, Clubhouse improvements, stadium progression and Club banners.
Does Club Reputation directly increase player attributes?
No. Reputation should not be treated as a direct player-stat bonus. Reputation contributes to Club progression and Facilities budget, while Facilities provide the actual attribute and PlayStyle bonuses.
Can Club Milestones be completed by different players?
Yes. Club Objectives are designed around shared Club progression, allowing different Club members to contribute toward the same objectives.
Are Club Milestones the same as Weekly Objectives?
No. Club Milestones are long-term objectives tied to Fans and Reputation. Weekly and Seasonal Objectives are separate and provide other rewards such as Amps, consumables and Coins.
What should I focus on first?
Start by checking which Club Milestones naturally match the way your Club already plays. League matches can simultaneously progress Milestones, League progression and your Club's Fan total.
Final Tip
If you're having trouble staying connected while playing with your Clubmates, see our EA FC 27 The Grounds Connection Guide: Fix Ping, Hot Join & Rejoin Friends for ping, Hot Join and rejoining issues.
If you're also working on your defensive setup, check our EA FC 27 Player Switching Settings: Fix Wrong Defender Selection guide for ways to reduce unwanted defender selections.
For set pieces, our EA FC 27 Corner Defending Guide: Fix Player Switching & Stop Conceding Headers covers player switching and defending against headers.
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